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His constant toying with the Patrangers got aggravating after a certain point, especially him holding the "I'm not part of your division, so I don't have to tell you anything" card every time he gets any bit of useful information that might have the slightest chance of revealing anything about the Lupins. His connection with the Lupins making it obvious where the show was heading, and that they clearly wanted to make "Lupinranger" but at that point, they had already aired 15 episodes of LuPat, so they couldn't just remove the Patrangers. Him stringing along the Patrangers to achieve his own goals is just unethical for a so called officer. When the Pats have to actively hide missions from him to keep the Lupins from winning (And they ALWAYS wing), you know he's not really a member of the team. His obnoxious attitude. His constant smirking and mightier than thou attitude is bad, but him basically fucking over the Pat's jobs time and time again, then just buying some macaroons and going "Lol sorry" at the end of numerous episodes is aggravating. How he's treated. He lied to both teams (The Lupins to a lesser extent, but still), he constantly undermined the Pat's efforts, and used his authority to keep multiple vital secrets from the Pats. And how does everyone respond? With open arms and declarations that they still love and respect him. Despite this, he still continues to lie and screw with the Patrangers until the very end. Wrap all of that up, then add in the fact that he got the Super Patranger upgrade and a host of spotlight episodes, and he embodies everything that's wrong with LuPat. That they let marketing decide where the show went, rather than the writers. Sentai as a franchise is just a set of yearly toy adverts, I'm not dumb. But some shows manage to be pretty good. LuPat, though, was a show with potential that got destroyed by a team in suits going "Well, the charts say..." at every turn. |
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They just focus more on toy advertisements and just be lazy with the storytelling and it just become repetitive especially those mecha fights. When I was a little kid, I always look forward of watching mecha fights but as I got older, it doesn't excite me anymore and I just having a hard time of watching recent Super Sentai shows. This is one of reason why I more into Kamen Rider than Super Sentai. |
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In retrospect, I probably shouldn't have posted that with so little context. It's just that a thread like this always reminds me how fascinating it is how people can see the same things in such wildly different ways. Although I'd be legitimately shocked to see someone say Kyuranger had the best villains of the decade. :lol |
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What little I saw (roughly 3-7 episodes of each) was enough to make me, at least, want to re-torrent them. And I plan to. EDIT: And I don't think I've had a sentai I've hated. I've had some I can barely get into or got tired of, like Carranger and LuPat, but I don't specifically hate any show. |
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