So, I guess I'll be the first one to talk about this episode post airing? Okay then.

-Uh that's an individual thing for the game? What year is this 1990? Did Tiger Electronics make Game Goblin?
-Hehe a Pokemon Ultra Sun Ultra Moon ad ran during commercial.
-Okay if they have time to cram in Victor and Monty antics, they should have no trouble with Kyuranger's cast size.
-Mick continues to be the second best thing in the show after the theme song.
-Quick cycle through the toys to defeat him! Too bad we have to buy whole nother megazord sets to do that. @^%& you and good riddence Bandai America.
-Oh and the game goblin curse was real. Actually I think Cosmo rocks that look. Oh and intergalactic ninjas. Well if they are even one tenth as good as the Psycho Rangers this show is saved.
-They aren't one tenth as good as the Psycho Rangers, are they?
-I don't know why they didn't keep the monsters being Yokai. They could have claimed the show was teaching kids about Japanese culture and slapped an Educational on it.

That would depend on the manner of which they execute the concept, not that the idea itself is stupid. That media can be used to manipulate/control people is not only plausible, it happens in reality. In fact I might dare say those who scoff at the idea are among the influenced.

How was it a mess and besides Casey Jones, who was an unlikable character?

True the concept is not bad and if this was say Dino Charge the execution would probably be decent. But this is Ninja Steel and other shows like this never seem to get it right. At least as far as I can remember.

I mean, their Ninninger counterparts never actually even show up together, and only one of them was even that cool to begin with. So, them being on screen all at once is marginally an upgrade!