Even if thats the case they could have at least boken up the colors a bit more. The Suits as they are just feel a bit naked.
Love the helmets though after looking at them long enough :lol

Only having spandex to play with hasn't stopped interesting designs in the past. They could have had uniquely moulded helmets, or the suits broken into sections and patterns and have the sections or patterns change to denote who is using what power. There really is no excuse for such blandness.

Anyone else notice that, on Red, the number and track rotund look raised up from the rest of the costume? Almost like that whole piece is velcro'd onto the rest of the costume.

Yeah noticed that too. I guess they did it so it would be easier to swap the numbers around. That way they only have to make new helmets and not completely new suits for every number.

...I don't agree. I don't see what was truly "Innovative" about Bouken that you claim is lost.

Oh, and I hate the everything. The suits look dumb, the mecha looks idiotic, and the weapons look dull.

True, but hey, all we have are the costumes and toys. We still don't know how the show will be.

How do you not? Really complex central 5 piece robo that had individual modes and a combined vehicle mode. 5 additional machines that combine with Daibouken in multiple ways AND can create an individual robo on their own as well. The mecha were crazy innovative and nothing has been as nice since then.

All that complexity has been lost since. Gekiranger was a joke in the DX department, super simplistic. Go-Onger while I love it, suffered from simplified chunky proportions, Shinkenger has the worst cluster combo ever, Goseiger (while I also love) features an obtrusive gimmick that leaves a bit to be desired, and so on.

I'm still gonna give it a chance. It's just kind of sad that it's not gonna be visually appealing :lol

The designs are ugly

Im curious to the reaction to this in Japan...