A few more that have surfaced since the original thread was posted:
- There's nothing wrong with the characters of Shunpei, Beast, or Gremlin. Beast's only problem is that Tsuyoshi Kida clearly hates having to write for him thus deliberately makes him look powerless and doesn't give him anything to do.
- There is also nothing wrong with KyoryuRed. He doesn't need "flaws" or "weaknesses" tacked on to make him a good character. Nor does Luckyuro need to become menacing.
- Nadeshiko and Inga Blink are horrible, flat characters with no useful purpose (being Gentaro's girlfriend doesn't count.) Kamen Rider Aqua is worse than both put together.
- It is ridiculous to resent Gremlin for replacing Phoenix. I liked Phoenix a lot but it doesn't look like he was ever intended to be more than what we actually got from him.
- I've said this one before but now that talk of the 2014 Sentai being registered is afoot, I'll repeat it: An insect-themed Sentai would be a horrible idea.
- Kyoryuger proves that Sentai is far better when it doesn't try to do romance plots. Also, Rin is not "Souji's girlfriend" - he wasn't happy at the idea of going on a date with her.
- On a similar note, Airi and Sakurai/Yuuto's romance in Den-O was horrible. It was way too saccharine.
- There's a difference between wishing a show were more to your tastes (which is normal and reasonable) vs insisting it "should" have been better (arrogant at worst, entitled at best)
- There is NO "wrong" or "right" way to do an anniversary series.
- All Sentai should always have at least two female Rangers on a team of five. It's not about "creative choices" or whether they're "needed". If stories call for people, they call for women, it's that simple.
- Go-Busters is not better than other shows just because it was "different" or "serious" or because it killed off a Ranger. I like it, but for other reasons.
- In fact, I don't think Sentai should kill off Rangers at all. There, I said it.
- Magiranger is not a "woman-friendly" Sentai
- All talk about Sentai needing to "evolve" and "remain relevant" is nonsense. Its primary audience is toddlers who watch for a year or two at most.
- Date is a far better character and better Birth than Gotou. Yes, Gotou evolved as a character but ultimately, his arrogant and baseless demand to be a Rider in the early episodes paid off.
- The "comically old" stereotype for Blue Rangers is already getting worn out - three out of four in a row. I want to see more older Rangers, but it should be portrayed as a normal thing, not as a stock type for one suit colour. Hyde was especially egregious, he was supposed to be 24 years old yet they carried on as if he were at least 44