I was thinking maybe they'd get the whole 40 episode series done in one season... I can dream right? I mean PR did it for years.

But good gravy no, I don't want any 20 episodes seasons, or mashups like Megaforce.

And I didn't really know too much about Go-Busters, so I wasn't sure how many mecha they had. Well with the Ranger figures they could throw in Green Hippopotimus and Black Puma if they wanted.

Dizagaox’s post led me to think that Saban is some sort of licensing limbo and can’t get the rights to any post-Ninninger series. Is Go-Busters being adapted only now because Hasbro believes a profit can be made and not because of licensing restrictions?

He is incorrect, sorry. They're most likely just going back to Go-Busters because they feel that's the best choice.

Yeah most likely. Keep in mind that every option has some sort of issue.
-Go Busters issue is that the suits are getting kinda old now, and may not be in the best shape.
-ToQger's issue is that it's trains which don't sell as well Stateside.
-Zyuohger's issue is that the Mecha are blocky and look like something from Minecraft.
-Kyuranger has it's huge cast. Which isn't a problem for Hasbro on the toy side, but might be trickier for the TV side.
-Lupinranger vs Pataranger would have the issue of the two rival teams. Which shouldn't be an issue, but the way Nick babies the show down adds more moral complexity than they'd be willing to do.

There's also the posibility that Toei asked them to. Like I've said Toei probably never liked skipping shows, and if they could get the show and backlog used for everything they've done, they'd do it.

Are we sure if the kiddifying stuff isn't Saban's fault? From what I've seen, it seems more like his fault than Nick's. I remember reading that Saban is the reason why Basco was cut from Super Megaforce, so good job there.

Lupin Vs Pato isn't an option simply because there's only a handful of episodes right now. It has the capacity of being adapted, though.
I don't think suit degradation is an issue for Go-Busters. I feel it hasn't been too long for it to settle in, and their designs aren't too complex as to not be easier to repair.
(Well, maybe the megazord costumes, but they could just use Japanese footage and try to limit filming new stuff for the mech fights)

Kyuranger was always designed to come to the states, was it not? PR LOVES large teams, because it's more (Male hero) toys on the shelves.

I feel the only series that would have any troubles over here would be ToQ. America is obsessed with Minecraft, after all.

Good to know. :)

I dunno, the Quester Gai and Hiramechimedes suits are older, and they looked like they were in good shape in Ninja Steel.

So they might show some of the upcoming toys at Power Morphicon. And we know that when we will find out who is going to be playing the Rangers are.

Depends on which comes first, Hascon or Power Morphicon. I don't know the time frames of either.