[Frontier]

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Originally Posted by MrWilliamGraham

https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/07...e5e1f7942b23dc

TV Asahi's "Super Sentai" will be followed by a Reiwa-era version of "Space Sheriff Gavan"

I wouldn't say no to more Gavan.

[Dbenavidez]

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Originally Posted by Dbenavidez

but what about the rebranding of sentai known as the new universe heroes?

there is a new begining .

[Dbenavidez]

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Originally Posted by Sunred

*shrugs* Perhaps it's time we let Super Sentai take a break so it can come back stronger and better years or decades later if needed?

you know what you people don't know the rebranding of super sentai for no reason.

[Mesnick]

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Originally Posted by MrWilliamGraham

https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/07...e5e1f7942b23dc

TV Asahi's "Super Sentai" will be followed by a Reiwa-era version of "Space Sheriff Gavan"

So, is this a Metal Heroes revival? In any case, it's practically tantamount to a new show, as much time has passed and the market has changed significantly since the late 90s.

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Originally Posted by Sunred

I assume the show itself won't be a remake of Gavan but a new Space Sheriff for the Reiwa era, with a possible summer movie where the hero's seniors make guest appearances. That said, maybe it could be a totally new design that pays tribute to the OG Three Space Sheriffs here and there on the suit.

It makes sense, considering that Metal Heroes is essentially a catch-all name for quite a few different shows and mini-franchises. So, it's essentially a revival of the Space Sheriffs. I wonder if the potential crossover will feature costumes from the '80s, an update from movies 2010-th, or even something completely new?

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Originally Posted by DaikaijuSokogeki01

The article also mentions that Toei might still be shopping around a home for Sentai, either through a streaming service or another station. Either way, as stated before, TV Asahi is definitively out.

So, it's all about TV Asahi. Well, given Super Sentai's cult status, I think Toei has a good chance of finding a new home for the franchise. However, it's highly likely that this will entail significant changes in format and/or tone. Who knows, maybe we'll see a Sentai version of the original Kamen Rider Amazon?