After the botched up job Space Patrol Delta did adapting Break and making Sam a ball of light for most of the second half I'm so buying the next series.

That was a disaster big time. They needed to make Sam human. That made me mad after I watched SPD on Shout Factory release. What a waste. I'll wait till they bring Deka over.

Bye Bye Power Rangers.

I should be done with Hurri in November. On Episode 17 of 51. I want to start Aba after I see Hurri 51.

Pretty sure that's the main character of the Munsters.

TL;DR, at the fastest (6 shows a year), Gekiranger could be out in 2023, at a middle speed (4-5 a year) 2024, and at the slowest speed (2 a year) 2025. Even longer if the pattern changes.

Note before I start: This is pure speculation from the available information. We do not have all the information and probably never will be be privy to such. This is a theory at best.

Before the long break after Hurricaneger, the release dates had just gone from 3 months apart to 2 months apart. Fiveman and Abaranger are also releasing 2 months, so at maximum speed these releases would be 2 months apart or 6 series a year. With the pattern of two steps forward, one step back, the releases could look something like this:

2023: Dekaranger, Turboranger, Magiranger, Boukenger, Liveman, Gekiranger

2024: Go-Onger, Maskman, Shinkenger, Goseiger, Flashman, Gokaiger

2025: Go-Busters, Changeman, Kyoryuger, ToQger, Bioman, Ninninger

2026: Zyuohger, Dynaman, Kyuranger, Lupinranger VS Patranger, Goggle-V, Super Sentai Strongest Battle

2027: Ryusoulger, Kiramager, Sun Vulcan, Zenkaiger, Donbrothers, Denjiman

2028: Sentai 2023, Sentai 2024, Battle Fever J, Sentai 2025, Sentai 2026, JAKQ

2029: Sentai 2027, Sentai 2028, Gorenger. And at that point everything is released and current with Sentai 2029 airing.

The speed can be adjusted by just moving them as needed. I honestly do not believe they will go this fast (though I hope they can). I could see something more like 4 or 5 a year or slower if if there's something we don't know about. Like I said, there's a lot behind the scenes stuff we'll probably never know. I don't think they'll go back to 2 a years unless it can't be helped because at that rate Gorenger would be in 2041.

And for last time, this is speculation, a theory at best. For all we know Abaranger is the last release. Okay, I've rambled on enough.

I was holding off on the retro sets till I got Aba. I can use winter 2022 - 2023 to catch up both up to Jet Man. I'm watching Galaxy Man - Hurri at present. I finished Zyu - Mega Ranger.

https://twitter.com/TheIvanhobe/stat...j7mdDJUmg&s=19

Here this twitter thread explains it pretty well.

Dope. So at best, next year.
Granted, yeah, that's with them going at their absolute fastest, which, considering it's coming right after a long hiatus, I'm doubtful.
Part of my drive for Gekiranger to get an official release is not only because it's my favorite, but because I'm so curious how they'll handle the Janisms :lol

The prospect that we could have every Sentai season fully subbed for American audiences before the decade is over is insane. While I don't quite see that happening, it would be awesome.

Also, while I understand that Strongest Battle tends to be listed separately, considering that it's only 4 episodes long, wouldn't it just make the most sense to add it to LuPat?

In any case, we'll get it long before we get an Ultraman Taiga set.

I would rather have SD Blu-ray releases than DVD only because they fill up less space.

That's really interesting, but it still doesn't explain why they didn't release the blu-rays. Like...there's a 1080p version and a blu-ray in Japan. Did they just view it as not worth putting on blu-ray, or something? Either way, thanks for sharing.

Also, I disagree that the older Ultraman looks nice on blu-ray. Ultra Q is nice, but Ultraman and Ultraseven are awful and full of compression artifacts everywhere.

Shout Factory said they'd ship Aba close to release day so I have it on the 8th of November.

Would we see the other 13 retro sets pre MMPR 1?

I mean, considering they opted to go with Fiveman, which was apparently a pretty poor season, instead of just bouncing to the more popular Liveman, I would bank on them having some sort of dedication to releasing all 15 pre-Zyuranger seasons.