And I liked the Gavan 2-parter. I still don't see why it's labeled "worst show ever" other than the ratings numbers. It's still so much better than Shinkenger, at least as far as my personal tastes go. You want truly boring? Watch Shinkenger.

I like Shinkenger and even I agree with this haha, you can cut out about thirty episodes of that show with no problem, there is just that much throwaway and padding.

DoraTurtle is freaking awesome.

Still early days with me and Go-Busters but I'm still really, really enjoying it, I'm just kinda sat here waiting for it to go bad.

Finished Battle Fever J episode 23, it was a clip show but it was nice and it was fun to see them playing Space Invaders. One of my favorite episodes. Next is the switch of Miss America's

One complaint with Go-Busters so far is the mecha.

I LOVE Ace's design (hence my sig), it was sleek and so very...mech like. I'm gonna reveal a controversial opinion in three...two...one... I HATE the mech part of Super Sentai/Power Rangers, I always think the mech designs look absolutely rubbish. They're always cluttered, bulky and cheaply made with bits of cardboard just flapping about the place, they seem about as convincing as if I ran around with a cardboard box on.

And as much as you can say "'eh it's just toku man, you cant say that about one aspect and not another"...well no, the technology and effects around the robot sections seems to be about a decade behind the rest of the show. While suits become more and more complicated, wirework becomes more and more natural and flowing and all round better CGI becomes more available to the ground fighting the big mech revolution... make the robots look plastic and animate them with cheap CGI?

Anyway that was a tangent my point is...Ace was streamlined, it looked like a proper mech and it was awesome and I loved it. Ever since then though the combinations basically just involve sticking crap on Ace, like the way the Gorilla mech basically just becomes a really fat gut for Ace and with each new combination it looks bigger, bulkier, more cluttered and the amount of movement the suit actor can manage is diminished.

I honestly can't remember the last time a mech looked like anything other than an obese man dressed as a tree for a nativity play.

The Astro Delta Megazord, perhaps?

Fair shout. Gatling gun shoulder pads as well! But how long ago was that, like fifteen years ago?

Well, there is MagiPhoenix and Wolkaizer from 2005.

That is a good point, I loved how they turned into their own mechs.