When I get home from work tonight I'll be watching Gekiranger 49.

Just wish I had time to watch it before work this morning.

Gaoranger 02.

Although the idea of them flying around the planet in a mountain is kinda dumb, I do really like the idea of them travelling from terrorised town to terrorised town, it just gives a much grander sense of scale.

The real surprise this week though was how brutal this all was, sure it was no Kamen Rider Kuuga but I didn't expect to see the Wire Org hurt people in the way it did. Then again the way the GaoRangers fight is pretty brutal too, even if they did explain why the Orgs are irredeemable.

They also got their mecha this episode, it was a pretty typical design for sentai but was largely pretty streamlined and free from flappy bits, so it gets a pass from me.

Currently watching through Kakuranger, just finished ep 4. I really like how they write the sound effects on the screen like the old batman show lol

Finally got to watch the first two episodes of Abaranger!

I like it so far. Theme song is pretty good (maybe not as good as DinoThunder but we'll see how that goes once I keep hearing it) and the characters seem nicely balanced.

hope Imagination Station can keep up these releases.

Don't we all

Gobus 40. The final stretch begins.

Although I don't get the gag with the shy satellite Metaroid - it just seems really random and it isn't funny - I must say this episode had some great action. And Enter's transformed form is REALLY FUCKING AWESOME.

Plus it was focused on the utterly wasted Jin and J, so it was nice to see them do something again and come across pretty great in the process. Oh what could have been.

Whoa, the Go-Bus Xmas 2-parter is INSANE.

Christmas time in Sentai is interesting because it frequently heralds the ramp-up to the show's big conclusion.

He reminds me A LOT of Phantom of the Paradise.

http://aisu.kuri.mu/files/2013/07/Ph...Paradise-1.gif


Hey, there are still 10 episodes! What could have been... could still be. Or something. :lol

Such an underappreciated film!

My brothers!