RPM actually got me back into Power Rangers after I'd "grown out of it", which is why I can thankfully say it stands on its own two feet very well. I'd argue so does Mystic Force, Ninja Storm, Time Force and Jungle Fury too as I've revisited all of those as an adult, and enjoyed all of them immensely. Everything else I've revisited as an adult ranges from nostalgic, to downright terrible but most of the franchise is just sorta 'meh'.

The thing is, while shows like Lost Galaxy and SPD really aren't that good, I can still enjoy them. On a quality level, they're nothing special, but they're ambitious, and I enjoy seeing a series that's pretty infamous for giving Mega Man a run for his money in terms of stagnation, and trying to change things up.

It's why I enjoyed Turbo despite it not being a very good series. Everything was changed once the former rangers left. They no longer had Billy to provide one off gadgets to save the day. They no longer had Zordon to tell them of secret super weapons when they were having trouble. They weren't all super martial artists who could kick down a wall unmorphed. They weren't the superfriends, and when the chips were down, they had to work for their wins.

Sideswipe, I'm pretty sure you can rewatch Dino Thunder and enjoy it if you focus on what it handled right, and not what it screwed up.

The only good thing about SPD was Sky, probably one of the best Rangers ever and one of the best examples of Power Rangers character writing through the whole franchise.

I liked the majority of the SPD cast, honestly. It was nice and they worked off each other well.

What held me back more was the ridiculously inconsistent tone it felt like two teams with completely different visions of the show were writing it at once.

Yeah, it was a problem, but I guess it just didn't phase me as much.
The biggest failing for me was Grumm, since he just didn't seem to work. A villain sitting in a doom fortress just doesn't gel when your heroes are supposed to be cops.

I know some people say that Time Force was good but after marathoning through it, the editing wasn't the best at all, but I want some thing to represent them on my shelves.

Now the story was good and Wes is a better red than Troy, Jayden, Lauren and overall I can't see where people are getting that it's the best, but it was good.

The editing?

EDIT: Posted in wrong thread, corrected!

Hey guys, finally contemplating whether or not to watch Super MegaForce...very adamant about it though...I'm big on continuity/consistency and deep storylines in TV shows (unless non-canon), what should I know about it structurally-wise before I dive into it?