Which could be a possible homage to Changeman or Ohranger, both that are military themed and were aired on 1985 and 1995.

You could actually tie in cars and military themes together in a clever way which could actually lead to a sister series. Basically the military force has two teams of special elite soldiers (the rangers), one that specializes in air/space/flying combat and missions, and one that is stationed on the ground. Have the ground team's mecha be based around military vehicles that go with that theme such as tanks, trucks, etc.

That way you get both a car and military themed sentai. Plus as I said, it can lead straight into a sister/sequel series that can be about the air team.

Basically a modified Goseiger with SunVulcan and Changeman and Ohranger injected into their veins. I'm cool with that.

I'd word it may as Ohranger combined with Jetman and anything that has automobiles for mechs. But yeah, I guess. Not too sure about how SunVulcan, Changeman, and Goseiger fit into it though.

Maybe to you - but many felt Gobus had the best mech action in the franchise - and by all regards Ace sold like hotcakes.

Yeah, for me, Go-Busters is the only series where I think all the robits, individual and as a whole, are just really really cool.

I would not count on this happening at all anytime in the near future. Military themed shows aren't in with kids right now and haven't been for a while. Shows like Gundam Age, Danball Senki Wars, and Gyrozetter, in addition to Go-Busters, were shows aimed at kids that had some sort of military or organizational edge to them and they've all failed - both in ratings and in toy sales.

It would honestly be surprising if we see anything military themed in Sentai in the next five years. If it happens sooner, I think that's going to show that people at Toei continue not to understand children and what current trends are.

Bandai would be in good shape if they could design more robots like Ace. According to a few press releases, it might be the only part of the Go-Busters toyline that actually sold well.

Even in the US military shows don't seem to sell well to kids since I hear the newest G.I Joe show on Hubb got channeled a while back. I think another animal theme could be cool since Gekiranger was the last one we got.

I would love to see a space them and the title could be called "Ginga Sentai Uchuuger".

Well, the movie coming out at the time and Hasbro wanting to promote that line also had something to do with it, if I'm not mistaken.

Considering the last two military-themed shows were Ohranger and Go-Busters, two shows that legendarily bombed, I am pretty sure we are never seeing a military Sentai again.