The sister site PwrRngr does ask the same thing I did: will they move to Tubi like other Hasbro shows have done?

It would make the most sense at this stage. You would have Sentai and the adaptation in the same place!

It might also be cheaper on Tubi than somewhere else and Hasbro is starting to cost-cut more and more (the War For Cybertron cartoon cast is a swath of non-union actors, which has led to criticism in and of itself)).

A lot of Power Rangers' marketing relies on its target audience generally not knowing Sentai exists. So, no.

Pecking Point 1: That's logical thinking. Is Hasbro that logical?

Pecking Point 2: Could Hasbro be operating under the assumption that only older fans care about anything other than MMPR?

Pecking Point 3: "It's the Toys That Made Us! The Toys That Made Us is here!" Yeah, no spoilers or "revealing" information here.

Pecking Point 4: Marvel's "616" first episode and Japanese Spider-Man making connections to Sentai and Power Rangers. Again, no spoilers here either.

I said target audience. Are 5 year olds watching things like Toys That Made Us or 616? No. 5 year olds are being sat in front of netflix by their parents to watch Power Rangers, and presumably Hasbro doesn't want Kiramager or Dairanger sitting right next to Power Rangers.

That's disappointing to learn.

I will be surprise if the PR shows are going to be only on Netflix. You still have many people that still watch normal TV.

Netflix is hanging by Stranger Things' thread at this point lol.

Not everything that happens to Power Rangers is some big conspiracy by Toei/Hasbro to secretly ruin the reputation of Hasbro/Toei (delete as appropriate), regardless of everyone's speculation. There's every chance it's getting removed like a tonne of other shows get removed - money disputes, moving services, whatever reason The Office left despite that being apparently everyone on the internet's favourite show. And Power Rangers is not The Office.

yeah, i really dont think hasbro is trying to self-sabotage the franchise. if they were, the toys would be considerably less good than they are (dino keys aside), it's just... dumb legal shit

I'm just wondering if Hasbro has, or is going to, make a statement stating as to why they're making this move. And if they have any plans on making these series/seasons available anywhere else.