the dino thunder suits just look goofy.. to me, it looks like someone who is just trying to get kids attention.

i guess i'm just nostalgic.. but i don't think anything can beat MMPR.

i mean.. they're simple, cool, the zords were awesome, and the combinations were awesome.. combining megazord with the dragonzord and titanus.. no other combination even comes close for me.

this doesn't quite compute with me. i understand that the original megazord doesn't have very good articulation.. but why aren't the newer ones any better?

i mean, toys have come a long way since the original. it should be standard practice for megazords these days to have complete articulation. it really isn't that difficult. plus, for the amount of money these things cost, and how cheap some of them look... the least they could do is give the damn things more movement.

If PR keeps up this momentume the we will see another boom in popularity like in the good old days.

While I don't disagree that Zords were superior back in the day, I really do think it will ruin the charm for Megazords to be super-articulated. Many of us love the blocky brickiness of Megazords (or we buy the miniplas). It's also great for kids, because it provides stability and durability. Just a cursory look at Amazon's reviews show how much parents complain about Hasbro's Transformers and their complicated transformations. Of course, we fans love it, but the average Joe hates having to work out how to transform the figures and having lots of joints to work with.

I do admit though, this doesn't stop them from at least providing elbow, knee, and neck articulation, especially since they've done it a few times before. :)

i think if they can keep the same charecters like the did the MMPR's they can. 3-4 seasons for real charecter devlopment and maybe the could but 1 season isnt enough for developments in charecters and story.

Nah. 1 season is plenty for Character development as well as writing a story.
Honestly, requiring 3-4 seasons to develop characters as well as tell a story tells that they have way too much filler.

I agree, most Super Sentai shows accomplish far more in one season than the entire Zordon era in terms of character development. It's not too hard if there isn't that much filler.

has there ever been a ranger with no maartial arts skill but is a real bruiser? kinda like hulk in avengers. i think that might help just have some random guy run into a crap load of whatver henchman guys and rip them to crap and beat down whatever monster f the week maybe actual have a guy on the team with additude and not a goody good that just makes a 5 yr olds angry face?