I guess Ahim really needs to take her vitamins :lol

Dekaranger is a different beast. It's literally "What if the police were power rangers?"
So rather than having a gigantic, overarching plot, it's more day-to-day procedural (Minus the paperwork).

If you want a good, action packed series, Dekaranger is the show to go with. If you want a series with a meaty story, I'd put Deka on the back burner...

I guess... :lol

Gokaiger 06.

Between the shameless fan service and the shitty invisible goof of a monster, this was probably the only truly bad episode so far. Why didn't Gia get to parade around in a maids outfit?

Plus - I gotta ask, if the Gokaiger's know nothing of super sentai, how'd they know the name, fighting style and powers of every change they use? This never really bothered me, as usually their personality bleeds through the changes enough to make it feel like any similarities to the past rangers is coincidental. But when Luka used the GoGo V change to get through the fire, or Carranger to get to the fight, it just seemed too self aware. Those JAKQ suits seriously are delicious though. Shame their actual powers are pretty lame.

Oh really? I love that episode. I found the monster hilarious...

I assume the changes bestow the knowledge of their powers into them when they transform, since Sentai often have them know a lot of their abilities as soon as they transform or that they've already practised with all their powers. They've had the keys for quite a while prior to the series.

They are this galaxy wide threat, destroyer of worlds...and they have that moron as one of their generals? Just no.

There's quite a few comedic generals in the Zangyack empire. Four off the top of my head, one of which appears in two episodes and the Gavan VS Gokaiger and Gobusters VS Gokaiger movies. I actually really enjoyed all of them.

I hate sentai humour most of the time, so regardless of the context or not I was probably never gonna like them anyway.

I guess you to have my sort of immaturity, but I loved the guy in this Luka episode and the recurring one.

Even as a kid I never found goofiness particularly funny, so as an adult it's like nails down a chalkboard. Especially so when they're part of an army so dangerous every sentai had to give up their powers to fight them off.