If it's not blatantly obvious, I didn't get very far into Garo when I first watched it :lol
I only have secondary info that I get from skimming posts~

I would appreciate it if you did not change what I said to suit your argument. This is what I said.

You know, just to clarify that I'm against the idea of having a Super Sentai composed of only one sex.

That's the thing, while it won't hurt the viewing audience it will hurt the company. Like I said, taking out a female role model for the kids takes away part of their viewing audience. They lose out on merchandise sales as you take out the female character related merchandise. The best compromise is if you want an all-male team is to have them only START OUT all-male then add on female members/and/or have female support members that will take on the hero role. That way, the kids still have something to look up to and maintain interest.

The one time they did that, Sun Vulcan, a lot of people were really pissed. So, yeah..it kind of would hurt.

However, by your logic...an all-female team wouldn't hurt either, right?


For the most part, Kamen Rider starts off with one Rider, and then as it goes on, more Riders show up and help fight. However, the focus is still on the lead Rider, and it doesn't have the same sort of team dynamic that Sentai does. Basically, it's like how Sentai gets the 6th ranger, except instead of starting with 5 you start with 1.

What ever happened to teams getting motorcycles? Is it a "Kamen Rider already does it, so it's redundant" thing?

I was under the impression that the team owning any kind of road vehicle was becoming less and less common.

It has become very uncommon, actually it's pretty much non-existant.

Well, not completely. The Kyoryugers had motorcycles, and Red Buster's buddyroid could transform into a motorcycle (I think).
It is rather scare, though.

I don't know how much cooking you know or do, but these days there are far far more prominent male chefs then there are females so your awful comparison doesn't work here.

It was kind of a strange experience to watch some 80s Super Sentai where there's a couple of motorbikes and cars per series and then try make the effort to catch up on Zyuohger and see two of the main characters take a bus.