Nice try, but no. I'm interested to see how you would translate that.

Also, being upset over a statement saying that a team would be viewed as weak because it has too many females is not overreacting. It's called legitmate reaction to blatant sexism.

Go-Onger had two girls. And yet again, I don't really give rat's ass what it was like back then. I'd like to think we're progressing with time, not regressing. Whatever series did or did not have a certain amount of girls means little compared to Kyoryuger that has TEN males to ONE female.

It's not even like people wanting a half-and-half, just two or even three girls so 50% of the world's gender in this show about a global force of superheroes isn't represented by one individual in a token female colour.

You see, the reason your comparrisons don't make sense is because those other teams origins are what determin the genders of the characters. You're bringing up teams created under COMPLETLEY different circumstances.

The Avengers are a group individuals with their own histories who existed before they were a team. You cna't make Thor as girl because that goes against his history. The Ninja Turtles are all guys because, back in their original comics, the gag was how generic and cookie-cutter "gritty" heroes were. Hence why all the turtles looked identical, thus needed to all be dudes. (and by extension parodying the same problem here of how few new female heroes there were back then)

Kyoryuger is an all-new show created in modern times with all new characters. It has no history to abide by. No excuse. You're really grasping.

So progress is how many girls we have on a team? Is the genre progressing when we finally have three males and three females on a team? Are we progressing even more when there are four girls and two guys? I don't get this. It's a boys show. Is Pretty Cure more progressive because they're all girls? Or does the ratio matter there too so we need more guys on there to make things better?

It's really hard to reply to you when what you're saying isn't even a thing.

If you actually bothered to read what I said, you'd see what I mean.

It's very simple. Just have more girls. Just have MORE THAN ONE at the bare bones. One female in a show where the heroes are part of a worldwide effort is bullshit.

Like seriously, look at what you're saying. You're defending, practically advocating, the almost zero woman presence in this show.

I am absolutely not. I'm just saying that it's not really a big deal how many girls are in the show. Frankly, like I said, this show is for little boys. Many more boys are going to be watching this show and they're going to want as many characters as possible that little boys can relate to. That's not going to be girls most of the time.

It's like there's a quota for girls for some people. Kyoryuger is a fantastic show, and frankly, the one female ranger in it is one of the coolest in years. I don't know why people have to be so butt hurt like we have to have X amount of girls for every number of guys. It's stupid. Aren't we supposed to be having fun here? Doesn't seem like it.

To some people, it is.

Especially when there's eleven heroes and only ONE of them is a girl.

Well, I mean, don't know about that...

Bet we'd have more fun if there were more girls.

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Nope, I stand by that statement.

I thought of something while watching the new episode of Kyoryuger. I think Matrix brought up the question of how would they handle only one female Ranger when this finally comes to the states. And the answer is right in front of us. They'd handle it like they handled it in the past.

By making one of the male Sentai in the series into a female Ranger for the adaptation. Saban's done it before. Trini, whatever name was in Time Force. Which ones they make female I have no honest idea, but my hope is Gold. Be nice having the first female Sixth.