Honestly, I think that color lineup would be pretty ugly.

Adding purple and orange to the main lineup makes everything seem a bit drab. Those colors don't really pop against the classic red, blue, and yellow like white, black, green, and pink do.

Orange and purple heroes for the secondary rangers would be totally cool, though.

But to many others, it comes off as rather rude and disrespectful. You basically just labeled Purple as an item when you wrote detailed things about the other "male" characters. And it wasn't even funny.

As for the intended question, it would be interesting to see a color combo like that. But as Lucha said, I also don't think it would bounce off the Primary color trio as well as those as the other colors.

I think it'd be cool to have either a purple or an orange in the core lineup, but I wouldn't want orange and yellow in the same team - they're too similar. Red, Blue, Green, Orange, Black might be a good one.

White is my favorite ranger color, so I'm always down to see more whites as well.

Yeah it feels unbalanced.

I think Red, Blue, Green, Orange, Purple(or Violet as they have called it so far) and the sixth being White would work better.

Battle Cossack is indeed colored orange.

I do find it kind of humorous that people tried to argue that he was yellow until ToQger introduced an Orange ranger proper, and only after that did a lot of people stop arguing over whether he should be classified as orange or yellow :lol

I think the Flowery Kunoichi Gang is the best case scenario for how purple and orange could fit into a main Sentai lineup. And even there, it reads as muddy.


http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/...20101005125227

You know, I might actually be into this Blue, Pink, Orange, Purple, Green line-up if the green were brighter, like ToQ4's shade, and the purple was deeper, like Kyoryu Violet's shade.

I think red and yellow are the colors that make purple and orange look a little redundant, and removing them goes a long way to balancing the look.

Maybe it's because his suit was a brighter shade of orange or some people just don't like coming up with new classifications.

This is the reason Bandai gives for avoiding Black and Green on the same team fairly often. They think it, along with Blue, gives you too many dark shades and throws off the balance.

Makes sense. The teams need a balance of "cool" & "warm"/"bright" & "dark" colors.