He invented the Gaburevolver, i'm calling it now.

Yeah, we know that:

Actually yeah. When the ratio is 10 men to one woman I think that warrants quite a bit of whining. It's ridiculous actually that when Toei decided to make the "strongest, most powerful, fun sentai" they could after Go-buster that they specifically said that if there were more women the team would be perceived as weaker. So pink, being the only "traditionally female" color gets to be female, but every one else is male to keep up the image of super strong. It's pretty sad.

This further supports my theory that Kyoryu Violet will be the team's "Sixth" ranger.

So he's Pleson's partner, then?

She did get a Triceratops, though. I'm not saying that makes up for the lack of females, but it is something.

I am curious to see how the Power Rangers adaptation will handle the sex imbalance... actually, no, I'm not—Jonathan Tzachor has now convinced me that he can do almost nothing good with Power Rangers anymore.

Do you ever wonder why most of your posts go ignored? This is why. Try to have a bit of class when you post, please.

Initial? That was just a possible mock-up idea based on what was heard. Granted it's been right in the past, but it's also been wrong too.

But this is crazy. It's a boy's show. Sentai has so often had one girl on teams.. This is ridiculous. Should we complain about the male to female ratio on the Ninja Turtles next?

Nothing you said made sense.

1. Boy brand or not, that doesn't make that ludicrous statement of females being weaker any better.

2. Just because it was done before doesn't make it better.

3. That TMNT bit makes no fucking sense since this is not TMNT and the last time we had a girl turtle it was horrifying because it was a turtle. And TMNT has plenty of female characters.

1. You're overreacting over a loosely translated statement asking why there was no yellow that could be taken in many ways in Japanese, that you read in English.

2. Everyone seems super outraged because of a ratio. There was no complaining during Go-Busters, there was no complaining during Go-Onger, but before we even knew we were getting more than six rangers people were up in arms.

3. So is this about the number of Rangers, or the number of female characters in general? Also, your justification as to why we can't compare to TMNT (and I assume any other team based television show or movie) makes no sense either. What about The Avengers? The girls were cool there, but were people going "Oh! This movie is sexist because there's only one girl on the team out of the six of them!!!!"?