Given how their labels have worked in the past, I do believe it's both. They have all-new labels for the semi-recent Hasbro Megazord, for example.

I believe Dairanger/MMPR season 2 (Thunderzords) was rumored as a future one so they’re my biggest want as of now.

Although I would definitely be happy if Ninja Storm and/or SPD got the Minipla treatment next

I think Abaranger would be a fun set to get done up as SMP. Only need 4 sets between AbarenOh, Killer Oh, the brachio, and the full Max RyuOh. Get some green awakening repaints and BakurenOh, maybe with the orange dimetrodon in place of the pterodactyl. Go Onger would be great too, only needing 5 kits in total, 6 if we include the wheel.

That's cool and all, but it feels pretty pointless considering how impossible Daizyujin is to get.

The set is far from impossible to get a hold of, there are plenty on eBay or Yahoo Japan or Mercari Japan

I think what you mean is it's impossible to get for a reasonable price

Maybe impossible wasn't the most precise choice of words, but you understood what I meant.

Why would they create accessories for something that is out of print and difficult to get ahold of?

For the people who already have it. It'd be like asking why SHF Upgrade bothers to make accessories for, say, Horobi when that figure is so hard to get at a good price.

Well...I guess that makes sense. Since it's such a niche audience that would be interested in their product, it doesn't really matter if the original is still available new or not.

Especially print-on-demand style of products. They don't have to mass produce anything, just make it when someone orders it.

I decided to do some repainting of the duplicate Power Animals that came with GaoKnight.

I present to you, from the list of 100 Power Animals:

GaoJaws
GaoCrow
GaoGuar
GaoCheetah (I feel this one turned out really well done)