90s Sentai and today's Sentai are two different things.

The shows in the 90s had a great deal of build up to the mecha and big time weapons. The rangers had to earn their gear. They also had to learn to work as a team for the first bit of the show and each team did it differently.

If I was told I could only watch the series from the 90s over or be allowed to watch each series as it comes out once, I would choose the 90s series over the new stuff that I haven't seen.

Doubtful.

Doubt it. If they are already doing Ohranger it could be that Kakuranger will determine if they do Carranger and Ohranger will determine if they do Mega.

That's just the nature of the beast. I've seen some anime series not get licensed until the final episode is airing in Japan, so fansubbers subbed the entire show for nothing and those who were watching the show were left angry because they spent all of that time watching it and didn't even get to see the ending.

Can't wait to pick this one up, I've heard some pretty mixed things about Oh, but I've been wanting to watch it for a bit.

Dude Ohranger is very different Sentai from what we have today. Back then you didn't have all these toys shit gimmick coming out every other week in the show. Sentai in the 90's and 00's were much much better then some of todays Super Sentai shows.


Give it a shot it a really dark Sentai. If you like how Amazons is then in some way Ohranger is like that.

Dark and Ohranger don't really seem to correlate considering the reason it's most famous is having to tonally shift before 10 episodes...

But to me it seem like one of the most dark Sentai out there. I know about the tonally shift but it was still dark after the change would you say?

Not having watched past the first 8 episodes (Simply due to it not being subbed at a rate that kept me interested), I really can't say.
It is serious from the beginning, I'm just citing that it's biggest claim to fame being it's infamous changes for a more lighthearted nature, is all.

Ah ok I understand I have watch all 48 episodes and I seen a ton of dark things in there.

It get really dark when the new emperor takes over and that's what made me see it for being dark.

I'm not sure how dark a show where the mecha play basketball together can be...

Isn't Ohranger infamous for his style/theme changes due in no small part to real-life terrorist attacks in Japan's subways via Sarin Gas? Something of a "Millennium-Worshiping" group?