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I didn't even know there was a 120 :lol:. Must've been after my grade school days.
And Lynxara...I don't see why a Male Pink/Magenta ranger wouldn't thrive in a serious sentai...He could be the goofball in a serious sentai, like Ikari Gai or Umemori Genta.
Women can wear pants and suits, but men can't (At least any sane man. Or they shouldn't) wear dresses.
And to further the parody let's have a female leader.
On paper, Tsuruhime and Yuuri were the team leaders. But in the real, Sasuke and Tatsuya took charge instead of those two.
Now as for a red female lead, I'm all up for that.
Really? You know that?
There would probably be a lot of backlash from parents(not wanting a pink male as their child role model) and older fans if they made a pink male.
Kilts have made a serious comeback, though, especially in very geek-friendly cities like Austin and Seattle. There's also a lot of parts of the world where men still wear robes, which are basically just unisex tunic dresses.
To this day, I'm convinced that the main reason why NinjaWhite was allowed to be the leader in Kakuranger is the show's grounding in satire. Her relative competence is meant to help make the other three non-Jiraiya male characters look all the more pathetic.
Actually there's a few shades of pink the Susan G. Komen for the Cure charity organization consistently uses as a sort of "mascot" color. They will ask supporters to wear it to official events and it often appears on packaging for products that will donate part of the purchase price to the Foundation. I am pretty sure this foundation focuses on fighting breast cancer because that's what killed Susan G. Komen.
Charitable organizations like this, fighting a particular medical condition in the name of someone who suffered from it, crop up for a variety of diseases. Just off the top of my head, there's the Michael J. Fox Foundation that fights Parkinson's Disease and the Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation. Generally these organizations specialize because that makes it easier both to raise funds and make sure they get into the hands of professionals who can use them effectively.
I'll accept a Male Pink Ranger when Men can wear skirts and sundresses.