I understand completely what you mean, but that's not changing. Go-Busters is an example. No collectable, and outside of Ace the tiyline (I believe) didn't do much. Kyoryuger, toQger, sold like gangbusters.

I know it's not changing, but it's still an issue for me when it comes to trying to enjoy the series.
For example, in an older series, when a character gets bested by the MOTW, they train, work harder, and come back with an awesome win. Now, if someone gets beaten by the MOTW, they just find the new toy on the shelves and win.

You just described perfectly exactly what Alata did to defeat Deraputa, and every Goseiger throughout that entire series.

Again where is toei hero next 3 love gear full movie subbeb?

I'll give you Alata, but I won't accept the others. Until the final, final, final battle against Brajira, the Goseigers just used new cards for their wins against major players.

Why do people watch these shows raw if they don't understand Japanese? It's seems like a waist of time to just watch these shows and not under Stan what's going on or what they're saying.

Some people want to see the action or how a new gimmick can work.

Like some people probably saw starninger's debut raw solely because they wanted to see how starninger would be like.

Because if you want to see a show bad enough you'll watch it without subs if you have to. And if it's say, a season like Timeranger where the PR counterpart is considered to be a direct translation/whatever you want to call it, then that person can easily watch it raw just going off of seeing the PR version.

Not to mention that watching raws a lot helps you to learn the language much more than to watch subs. By watching raws, you are more likely to pick up words that will come in handy when you watch a later episode.

Exactly. When Gaim was on, I was so into the show I was watching Raws and then the Subs when they came out. I didn't understand a damn thing but I still got what was happening.