Shushutto Scrubs redid the subtitles. I haven't watched them, but I assume they're better than the bootleg DVDs.

They were on Nyaa, so I don't know where the hell to get them now. edit: They have a twitter account. You can get them there.

Which blooper do you remember the most from all your accumulated viewing of super sentai? For example, piano strings caught on camera, cameraman reflected on ranger's visor, etc.

Thanks for telling me. I'd ask their quality but it doesn't really matter as long as it isn't HK. I usually can't tell the difference between good subs and great subs as far as translations but HK just doesn't seem to care at all about making any sense.

If we have a sea-themed ssentai someday, the robot would be called king neptune.

Two Dairanger Questions

A): What is the etymology of "Gorma"? I've speculated that it was based on "Gomorrah", and Shadam is based on "Sodom", the two destroyed cities in the Bible, but again, speculation on my part.

B): What was the primary reason for making Gorma Kaijin look like actual objects? Of note, PR ran with the notion and had Zedd make monsters out of objects. What was the mindset of Toei at this time?

Idk, but probably the same reason as the vilains from Jetman.

Is Go-Onger worth sinking my teeth into?

I think Gorma as villain really similar to Ganma from Kamen Rider Ghost especially their monsters has "one eyed" motif.

Gorma also really similar to Org from Gaoranger because some of Gorma's monsters and Orgs has one eye and their monsters mostly based on various objects.

If you like silly shows that, while lacking in the plot department, make up for it by being filled with an entire cast of fun characters on both the hero and the villain's side.

I liked Go-Onger. And the Engines were characters in their own right. And it's like night and day when you compare it to RPM.