Yeah, okay, this looks right up my alley. Looking forward to the start of something new for sure now!

I'm not loving the robot and the dude pulling the exaggerated comic relief face, but I'm not probably the target audience for this show.

L to the F to the G :rock:

Looks like a big-budget Super Sentai knockoff, if that was their intention then congratulations on succeeding I guess.

Did they really need to keep the giant robots though? Are kids still interested in those things?

Yeah, this just looks like Sentai with a new coat of paint. Keeping everything that was still somewhat successful (Red, Silver, and Gold being the only heroes, giant robots) but mashing it together with stuff from modern Kamen Rider (collectible transformation devices) and the basic aesthetics of the Space Sheriff trilogy.

It certainly looks slick, but nothing about this feels new.

I appreciate Infinity's outfit homaging Retsu's a littte.
Looks cool! I'm glad they're still saying "Electroplate!"

I think we saw Gavan Death for a second there??
I feel like it has some aesthetic/conceptual similarities to Sentai but it'll mostly come down to execution. I think it's meant to be a spiritual successor to Sentai AND Metal Heroes.
The original Gavan had Mecha scenes, albeit a lot of those were in space. Toei probably needs to find a reason to use their miniature city sets anyways.
With maybe some Ultraman influence too.

Saw this tweet about how Gavan Infinity's vibes are and having only seen one episode (the Christmas Special Clipshow), yeah I can kinda agree on that lol

http://www.tokunation.com/forums/att...8&d=1768763462

The Luminous girls do give off Ein and Zwein vibes when together, so I suppose so. :lolol
This tweet's hilarious. :lolol

Minipla Cosmo Gavarion GC-R.

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