So Engine-Oh G12 has set a new record in Super Sentai so far...

[Tanuki]

And suck like a Hoover

 

[martin angelo]

I wonder if Enjinoh G-12 can stand on top of Gekiranger's Saidain.:anime:

 

[Punk]

Did anyone know that Yao Ming is the stunt actor for the G12?

 

[martin angelo]

Where did you get that trivia? You seem to know a lot about stunt actors. Care to tell us who your stunt actor is, blueranger?:anime:

 

[Shirogane]

Okay. First of all, go ahead and flame me for everything that I've said before, since I admit. I'm NOT a tokusatsu expert or something similar, and I gladly admit it. In short, I'm still a "grasshopper".

Anyways, moving on...

Shirogane, I hope you're not as close-minded as somebody named Tokurawshelp is. Did you know that there is a sentai named Gogo Sentai Boukenger? It's actually the 30th Super Sentai and at the end of each show starting from episode 4, they actually showed a mini-clip named 30 Sentai Encyclopedia (and Special Files). Those mini-clips actually showed the 30 sentai and some helpful trivias about the Super Sentai Series to commemorate its 30th anniversary. At the end of episode 38, you can actually see in the "Special Files" portion a clip about the 6th Heroes (Rokunin me no Hiro) in Super Sentai history. Take note Shirogane, episode 38! You might even see yourself in full glory if you happen to be the alter-ego of Gao Silver. Deka Break was shown as Dekaranger's sixth and Deka Master wasn't present on that clip. You can't even see Deka Master's shadow in that clip. The funny thing that most toku fans have been insisting is that Dekaranger has 7 regular warriors and that Deka Master is the 6th hero for the team followed by Deka Break, who, according to those toku fans, as the 7th. Some toku fans will even say nasty and cowardly things about me like "I'm ruining wiki pages" or that "I'm the self-proclaimed god of toku" just to discredit my claim that Dekaranger's sixth hero is Deka Break, who has number 6 (VI) for his numerical designation, and that Goonger is the first sentai with 7 regular warriors. Wait a minute, what is a wiki page? What is a god of toku? Is it part of Greek mythology? Now, some of them are even saying that I'm spreading a disease as if they know a thing or two about microbiology. Well, don't worry. If I really have a disease to spread out, I'll gladly give it to them for their own personal satisfaction.:thumbs:

Okay Shirogane, being able to fight for a few times or not being included in a roll call doesn't mean a sentai warrior can't enjoy regular status. Abare Killer joined Abaranger for a couple of episodes only but he is considered as a regular warrior for Abaranger. Don't forget also that Deka Master took part in the roll call of Dekaranger vs Abaranger but in no way was he considered as a regular warrior.:loltongue:

How do you know that a sentai warrior is a regular warrior? Well, for the first 30 sentai, take a look at the pictures of the members at the background of the 30 Sentai Encyclopedia special. You may also take a look the pictures of the 30 sentai in the Super Sentai Address Book which was shown at the end of Boukenger vs Super Sentai. The Super Sentai Daishugo posters may also be considered. Lastly, use common sense. Just take a look at Deka Break's uniform which is woven with the roman numeral for # 6. So are you going to call him as the 7th hero of Dekaranger? Well, that would be a fine way to insult a Gold Badge member of SPD such as Tetsu. Or, shall I say, that is one easy way to receive a clean slap from Tetsu's mentor Lisa Teagle (Deka Bright).

Exactly my point. My firm belief is that, to count as a "regular" Sentai warrior, they have to have the same level of exposure as the other regulars in the series. Which means characters like DekaMaster, MagiMother, Wolzard Fire, and others are already exempted from the rule.

Which reminded me of something. Goonger isn't the first Sentai to follow the trend of "five regular warriors plus a sixth one later" formula, right?

By the way, Shirogane, did you just say that Daijinryu is the biggest mecha in Super Sentai? That was funny!:laugh:

Oh. Is he not? Then who? Don't tell me Engine-Oh G12 also took that glory?

 

[martin angelo]

Shirogane, we all have our own beliefs but we have to abide by what Toei has deemed to be official. I believe that Shurikenger of Hurricanger shouldn't be considered as a regular warrior for Hurricanger but Toei included him in that sentai as evidenced by the 30 Sentai Encyclopedia clip from Boukenger's episode 38 plus pictures in the Super Sentai Address Book or Super Sentai Daishugo posters. Actually, a regular warrior is a sentai warrior which Toei officially recognized as part of a particular sentai through certain merchandise like Super Sentai Daishugo posters etc., regardless of how many episodes that particular warrior appeared in a show. Heck, Abare Killer was counted as a regular warrior even if he only joined Abaranger for a couple of episodes. Of course, if you remove Abare Killer, then you reduce the number of Abaranger from five to four, something which is unthinkable for a sentai.

Yes, Goonger isn't the first sentai to follow the "trend" of "five regular warriors plus a sixth one later". By the way, why are you asking that? You already know the answer. Goonger even had the nerve to add 2 regular warriors to its original five, thereby making its official regular warrior count seven, the first in Super Sentai history. I also thought you've watched the clip from Boukenger episode 38. If somebody can edit wiki pages based on garbage scans, then we can surely abide by what a toku show's producers have deemed to be official. As for Daijinryu, I don't think it is a mecha, unless you want to call it Serpentera.:anime:

 

[martin angelo]

In terms of height, Cho Kidenju Daimugen from Dairanger stands out as the tallest mecha at 115 meters. Ohranger's King Pyramider followed suit at 102 meters. Source: 30 Dai Super Sentai Chozenshu by Kodansha.

 

[Forever Knight]

In terms of height, Cho Kidenju Daimugen from Dairanger stands out as the tallest mecha at 115 meters. Ohranger's King Pyramider followed suit at 102 meters. Source: 30 Dai Super Sentai Chozenshu by Kodansha.

That is just stupid. King Pyramider is clearly bigger then Daimugen.

 

[martin angelo]

I also thought of that until I checked out the dimensions of King Pyramider and Daimugen again on my Super Sentai Chozenshu.:anime: