So, is Kyuranger worth watching? I didn't like the first episode at all, mostly because Lucky drove me crazy.

Well, he hasn't tone down, but you can still watch it for the other cast members like Ryu Commander and Stinger/Orange since they're the other characters that get some character developments. Also, you can always skip Lucky's scenes, but so far he hog most of the screen time like all reds and the giant intergalactic villain group isn't that appealing.

Speaking of Kyuranger, they marketed the SHIT out of Pega. Yet he's gone. Am I the only one who noticed this?

In retrospect, we should have seen this coming. The Pegasus Kyutama isn't one that you can buy in stores and why go to the trouble of advertising a toy that kids can't buy?

Dude, if you can handle Ninninger, you can handle Kyuranger.

Lucky doesn't exactly calm down, but he's never as bad as that first episode again. If you're writing off the show just because of him I'd definitely give it at least a few more episodes. A lot of the other characters are pretty cool and the show's hyperactive pacing means the status quo is always being shaken up, so even though it still uses the usual MotW plots, things are a lot less stagnant than the average Sentai.

And Red was supposed to get some sun and moon power ups, but those haven't appeared at all. And we've already gotten previews for his final form, so I'm guessing those are out of the question now, or something.

Does anyone still have the toy catalogue scans of those. Cause they show which month they're supposed to release.

http://www.tokunation.com/attachment...2&d=1486479492

There's probably a nicer picture somewhere that's easier to read but it says it comes out in June.

That sounds good to me - my main issues with Sentai are that it's so repetitive, and my main issue with Kyuranger was that Lucky made me want to cry. He was much more tolerable in that one episode of Ex-Aid. Maybe I'll check it out again.

Though, now that you mention it...I'm not sure why I enjoyed Ninninger. I think the fact that it was my first modern Sentai helped, and it was before I realized how repetitive Sentai really is. I doubt I could watch it nowadays.

Ah. That's reassuring
Actually, I have a question regarding this stuff
Does anyone like the concept of super forms in Sentai and what are the favourites of everyone?