They should make a Power Rangers game that's a Megaman clone, rather than the usual beat-em-up.

So, why was Zenkaiser's upgrade based on Dragon Caesar, anyway?

Maybe to celebrate the first sixth ranger? Or probably Toei just picked the mecha they thought would sell best, like they did with the other Zenkaigers

Because this is a popular robot, which means most of the audience will not be disappointed. Plus, another reason to touch Godzilla without having the right to do so.

Does anyone know why the episodes of the first few Super Sentai shows were about 24 minutes long, then dropped to 19, and then went back up to 24? It's clear from the shows themselves that time was cut by the mecha fights, which by the mid-80s had turned into extended finishers in most cases (not always!), and by the early 2000s computer technology had allowed them to be diversified again. But this is more of a consequence than a cause, and it is most likely a matter of broadcasting peculiarities. So why did TV Asahi need to take away 5 minutes from Super Sentai in the 80s and return them in the 2000s?

It was a matter of the broadcasting slots changing.

Thank you. Yes, that's what I thought.

I hear about the Ohranger anniversary event.

It seems to have decreased recently, but for older teams, why are pink rangers' mecha so often white with pink details even when the rest of the team's mecha are solidly their ranger's actual colors? For example Shinkenger, Goseiger and Gokaiger did it three times in a row

Considering the time, perhaps they wanted to avoid association with the then popular emo subculture, which was not particularly suitable for the cheerful pink rangers? Or they were playing it safe in case they decided to change the pink ranger to a white one.