It wouldn't be weird if they were invisible, but that's about all. The battles do happen, after all. The tracks are build by imanigation though. That's how they drive to the sky, after all xD (it was basically the same in Den-O)

Yep the battles are as real as in any other Super Sentai. Nobody noticing two giants duke it out in the middle of the city is nothing new to be honest. In Kyoryuger the general public rarely acknowledged the Zyudenryu fighting with the Deboss Monsters.

This is my thought as well, because when the monster grabs the little girl, the adults can't see it, but it actually happens; she is really on the train.

The lack of city-smashing in these fights is more of a budgetary thing than anything else, I think. Much like how Ultraman Ginga conveniently takes place on a mountain so that the fights are in an open area.

Regarding the roll call, I liked it. I assumed that the names being called twice was a reference; like that when a JR train comes into the station, it's name is called twice? Considering all of the other dedicated train gags, it seems to fit.

Except when they came together for the very awesome "Giganto! Giganto!" Cheer.

Yep that was one of the very rare occasions when people actually gave a damn about the giant robots being present...and it was awesome :lol

Very awesome! But I don't see the kids of Japan all yelling at once IMAAAAAAAAAAAGINAAAAAAAAAAAATION! all having the same effect. Unless they want Den-O to appear.

IMAAAAAAAAAGIN.. "ORE-SANJOU!"

I will be astonished if Toei doesn't find an excuse to crossover ToQger and Den-O. It's just too obvious, especially with Kobayashi involved.

It writes itself is what it does.

Words cannot express how much I would love to this exact thing happen! :lol

The only Den-O crossover I want to see is with New Den-O and the original Imagin as far in the background as possible :lol