We're actually discussing international release of the series beyond the Shout! DVDs.

I'd rather they didn't.

1. I can't own streaming, but I can kind of own a fansub.
2. I'd rather buy them on DVD.

Now if they wanted to stream them with the guarantee they would come out on DVD/BD in the US a month or so later, fine, but if the choice came down to streaming or fansubs, I go with fansubs.

Well, watching Ninninger actually makes me want to watch the PR adaptation when it comes out. I'm curious to see what they do with it. Perhaps they could do it in a way that would build hype for the new series? I also feel like, even though Sentai is a kid's show in Japan, these subbed sets are aimed at an older audience, and the newer series would be the same. So the subbed (we'll keep going with Ninninger) Ninninger set would be targeted towards older crowds, while the PR adaptation would be towards kids.

No idea if it would work out that way, but it's a thought.

This is very true. The Sentai boxed sets require kids to read subtitles very quickly. That automatically makes the audience for the DVD sets at least a few years older than Power Rangers' target demographic.

Super Sentai is very niche. I will be surprise if Shout goes before Zyuranger or after Kakuranger. Zyuranger is the first R1 Sentai show on DVD and was used for MMPR. So a lot of fans bought it. Not trying to be negative, but I would not be let down if we don't get many Sentai shows on DVD.

I would be.
But that's just because I obsess over what I like too much~