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It is boring to me. I don't feel excited to watch it. Even when I do watch it, it feels like a chore. Disappointing show and I wonder how Saban will adapt assuming it doesn't get skipped.
I don't see what is so disrespectful about appreciating how much better someone becomes by the end of the show.
They way you worded it, it sounded like you didn't know why it happened. Simple mistake there.2. And? I was well aware of that, that is something that Urobuchi Gen cannot control, nor decide.
I was just being a jerk about that... I don't like the toy onslaught either but I know if I posted something negative about them, someone would chime in with some giant guilt trip like "They need toy money though, do you want toku to die!?" or whatever.4. Like it or not, I don't think I need to go through the beaten to death argument of oh well they need toy sales, therefore what can we do?
Kingoo certainly did, and since he's the star, the show suffered for it -- he took everything down with him. Daigo was the first stupid, pulled-from-an-anime Red since Sousuke/Go-on Red. I thought we were finally rid of those...
Yes, but that is only one ranger out of all
10.
All of the ToQGers act like that.
The thing is though, Kyoryuger was 90% story driven.
Your condescending attitude doesn't contribute anything to the thread.
I've explained over and over what I mean by Kyoryuger's choice of method of repetition, and you continually refuse to get it.
I think we (and I'm absolutely including myself in this) often forget that the roles of staff members on Sentai are not quite the same as with western TV shows. It's the series' producer that makes most of the main creative decisions, and the writer takes those ideas (plus the basic Sentai episode formula) and turns them into individual episodes. Sure there's a bit of back and forth, but ultimately the writer is largely bound by what the producer wants to do. And the producer's job is to make 3-5 year old kids want to buy Bandai products. That's the yardstick they are measured by. It's also the fire a lot of senior staffers were forged in during the 90s, when Sentai's financial success saved it from going the way of Metal Hero and the Fushigi Comedies (and later driven home again by the Hibiki screwjob).Another unpopular opinion but...I think people severely overrate the significance of writing in Sentai. There's limits to what writers can do based on the toys they are given to play with, literally and figuratively.