I'd guess probably November for Mega.

Oh I know dvd and blu-ray is superior to streaming. I'm well aware of the limitations. However, due to the nature of how I consume toku, it's extremely impractical for me. I have limited time to watch stuff, so any time spent watching toku will most likely be spent watching a new series. I usually just watch fansubs, and in fact, I usually delete episodes after I finish them I also have limited space to keep physical things, so I don't need to ADD clutter. However, if they were to be put on Netflix, I would watch it there instead of downloading fansubs.

That being said, I loved Zyuranger to the point where it would be worth it, so I plan to own it for the reasons you listed above. Other than that though, when a series is announced for DVD release, all that goes through my head now is "well, I guess I can't watch fansubs of that one anymore..." I'm not arguing against these DVDs, just stating that it's very impractical for me and I'm not so much excited when they're announced anymore. In fact, I even passed up the first season of Dragon Ball (one of my favorite anime of all time) on DVD for $10 recently. It's hard being a geek and being frugal at the same time. Maybe some day...

Netflix definitely does make some questionable decisions. However, lots of other shows and movies are on there for what seems like eternity. I can't remember a time when How I Met Your Mother wasn't on Netflix.


Amazon used to have a listing for both MSPR and how much they charge, but they switched the system. Now there's only one price, and it's saying that this will be sold for $60 per set. Until stated otherwise, that's what I'm going to go by.

Kakuranger had them in the suits too. I wish they would speed up to 3 releases a year, but that's probably impossible unless they are able to hire more people. It would be awesome to have through Timeranger by the end of next year so that the only 90s series I need would be Jetman.

THey still have both. Carranger won't drop for probably a few days though since that is how every Sentai show has worked. The closer to the street date, the less the price gets. That's how every preorder of mine has worked for the last five years.

Amazon only displays on price right now, and it's $59.97. I trust your judgement on the price though.

I really hope this gets a digital release, because I like everything on one machine. I don't really have a lot of DVDs (blame Netflix) and I don't plan on changing that, but this is the first Sentai that Shout is releasing that I want to check out.

So far, the page is still as always (torrents seem to work too). No reaction to the DVD news as of now.

After this my favorite Sentai Megaranger will be release I will be ordering that for sure. Glad the Sentai DVD release are still happening.

No, what I mean is I think they finished the show and then disbanded, leaving everything to fend for itself. The "server room" is currently up and running with no supervision or maintenance, so the Carranger episodes are going to be up for torrenting until the "server room" is shut down by a third party.

Oh, I see. But wouldn't "getting shut down" get the former group members in trouble or anything?

yes been waiting for them to get to carranger it is one of the few i have never seen all of as find subs for it is really difficult