I saw zero pics of any Megazord at SDCC. All I saw was those Legacy Zords and nothing else. I did not even see any PR LEgacy Figures beyond the slides.

It's as if I blinked and missed them.

Problem is, what network would pick them tho? Disney obviously hates them. Cartoon Network loves cancelling shows, the only hope is Netflix but it needs people who care enough about the show to make it work. Because Saban clearly doesn't care about the franchise at all other than money.

It's ironic because despite Disney not liking the series they did a lot better working on it than Saban did

Perhaps Discovery Family?
...I only know that channel is a thing because MLP airs there :lol

And perhaps Disney might be interested in reacquiring PR. Since gaining Marvel, perhaps they've lightened up to the idea of a live action hero show?

You just answered why they aren't interested in reacquiring it.


I also agree with Ravenxl7, was it disappointing that almost nothing new was shown? Yes it was.

But this vast overreaction is embarrassing one bad Con showing and people are claiming the show's in danger of cancellation.

Plus as Dr Kain said BOA's was far from the only disappointing presentation.

Most of Dr. Kain's examples were actually false, as the new DC Icons was shown PRIOR to the show, while he states it wasn't shown until the very end. So don't take much stock in that.

"Vast overreaction"? I'm sorry, I missed the part where you attended San Diego Comic Con this year. Or any of the previous years. I missed where you attended it in 2014 when Saban Brands brought the cast of Super Megaforce, had a huge toy display at Bandai, gave away autographed posters variously throughout the convention both inside and outside if you followed their hints, etc. Power Morphicon was great with a special Make A Wish celebration where there was a breakfast and then an event outside the convention center hosted by the Red Samurai Ranger.

I missed where you went to San Diego Comic Con in 2015 and got a chance to meet the cast of Dino Charge, and the chance to talk with Chip Lynn, and went to a show panel where they debut TWO new trailers - one for the rest of Dino Charge and one for Dino Supercharge to a packed ballroom and huge reception overall from fans.

San Diego Comic Con in 2016 I did not attend, but I do know that the Power Rangers Movie cast was there - in a private event set up by Nerdist and Lionsgate - and later did autograph signings in the show. I did go to Power Morphicon, where aside from the new cast reveal, Saban Brands was a no-show. Bandai, however, had a great display and their interaction was doing a quiz show where if you won you got a free exclusive Dino Charger. Don't forget how they brought the Dino Charge Megazord costume to the show.

I also went to San Diego Comic Con this year (did you go? I missed that) and watched Saban Brands not show up (except for Jason). I watched Saban Brands marketing representatives at the show follow costumed MMPR Rangers walk around but that was it. I watched as Bandai sat in their booth not interacting with fans and let their volunteer staff run the booth. I watched as fans did ask questions only to be told "I'm sorry I don't know I don't actually work for Bandai I am just doing this interactive booth" in front of Bandai reps who didn't bother to speak up. I saw Bandai showcase practically nothing of their upcoming toy brand at the largest pop culture convention in the world.

Vast overreaction? Embarrassing? I'm sorry - I see the potential in this brand. I've been to conventions where they were on their game, excited for what they had, and tried their best to compete with the Marvel, DC, and Hasbro of the world. I'm tired of running a fan site that does more promoting than the actual brand. I'm tired of running a fan site that gives fans more information about upcoming product than the actual toy manufacturer. This year at SDCC they didn't show up. And when another fan asked if they should take off work during NYCC (ideally for new product reveals at the booth), they were told "Yeah don't take any time off" as it's going to be the exact same booth and the exact same setup as at SDCC.

If you don't see the problem in that then I don't know what to tell you.

No one is saying the show is ending. No one is saying to ditch the brand and give it to someone else. No one is saying Bandai needs to dump the brand. We are telling them it's time to get their act together - Saban Brands and Bandai - because they're already trying to play catch up with the other brands and with this type of showing they've put themselves even further behind.

I don't think Netflix would work, because Netflix releases the eps in one go. Out of topic, I would like the Power Rangers comics from Boom! to be animated on Netflix though! Back in topic, but I would like Saban releasing the eps on Youtube and have it shown everywhere without the region blocking. It'll be easy accessible for everyone and they could air each series in one year and not the current way they'll releasing it.

Have you watched E3 for the past 6 years specifically Nintendo's showings? Have you seen Capcom,Sega and Nintendo finally start to crawl out of the gutters they've put themselves in for the past decade?

I have, I've also seen the same thing before with Hasbro, Marvel, DC and even Bandai themselves who's finally making a decent effort at marketing Gundam in the West again.

So when I see people ready to completely write off a show and brand because of one disappointing convention *and there are examples of this throughout this thread* I can safely say yes you are vastly overreacting and it is embarrassing considering the show has been through much worse in the past.

I don't know if you guys watch other Nickelodeon shows other then Power Rangers but pretty much all of their shows air like this. They all have, at the most, a little over 20 episodes a season and even they go on several hiatus' through out the year for reasons that that make sense only to themselves. Why should Power Rangers be treated any differently? In fact, Power Rangers and their other live action show probably get the lesser of two evils because, while they, at least they are on the same day and in the same general timeframe. Their animate shows, on the other hand, are not only inconsistent with their new episodes but constantly change the day and time they air. Besides, who's to say Saban will even go back to the original, pre-Neo-Saban era model if they were to go to other network?

Side Note: Seriously, what's up with the Hiatus'? Is it to draw out the episodes or something?

Eeeeeehhhhhhhhhh I have a nitpick about this. As a non PR fan I don't care all too much (though I'm planning on watching RPM with some friends) but your Capcom comparison isn't too good. Capcom was a laughing stock this E3 not only due to the demo of MvC:I being bad, not just due to some character models looking awful, but because of the Dragon Ball fighting game. And they held off Street Fighter V's Abigail for EVO to build up hype and, well, Capcom pretty much took a sledge hammer to the face considering the other EVO stuff, not to mention how SFV heavily underperformed and the company themselves aren't doing too gooc. Just Saying