I would agree, maybe they had planned to have all the Dinosaur sentai together for the V cinema, but then decided to do 100 years after and moved the team up idea over to the Gobusters vs (though I don't remember any scene where the Kyoryuger fought the Gobusters.

Nope, they didn't even get a rollcall together.

I got a good chuckle out of Kuroki's double take at Yaoyoi doing the whole Gobuster's enemy arriving counting thing.

Well I HATED Kyoryuger so seeing them with the Go-Busters was great, but oh man they had to bring Zyurangers, and Abaranger didn't they? And we never got to see the
ToQgers!

This would of been prefect if Kyoryuger was better, the Go-Busters appeared more and ToQgers were even there briefly. And I hated seeing more of the older Villians a lot, if they don't exist why bring them back?

Well, technically, we do see the ToQgers, unfortunately just not with any of the other teams.

The ToQgers did show up. It was in a post-credits scene.

It felt incredibly disconnected to me, The Go-Busters felt incredibly out of place and Enter, Escape and Jin's return was treated as such a normal thing despite it going against the events of the show.

The Dino team-up wasn't that better either, but I admit it had nice concepts.

I just wish the VS movie and the Dino team-up had been two different things.

I really liked it and thought they did a great job in putting it together.

I thought it gave Go-Busters a really fitting end by not compromising what the show was in any way. They weren't pushed to the background and their characters weren't suddenly made a whole lot goofier in a bid to make it more like Kyoryuger and maybe pave over some of the bad taste left after it didn't do so well - as I dreaded would happen. But no, the makers of the movie stood by Go-Busters and kept its integrity to the end.

I felt it was actually one of the best integrations of two Sentai teams I've ever seen. The fact that the Go-Busters took on the more 'Special Operations' tasks and had to infiltrate a building or hold back the enemy forces so that the Kyoryugers could go do something else . . . it was all very tactical and thought-out, conveying that their organisation was the same one we saw in the 2012 series.

The fact that, in a sense, Jin (or his data) was able to live on in J's heart rather than just disappearing or floating in the ether of digital space, I thought was a beautiful thing to have happen.

All in all, I felt it was really respectful to the Go-Busters for which I am very grateful. I loved the correlation of the GBs and their buddies and the KRs and their dinosaur pals and I didn't feel they were shoehorned in with the whole dinosaur story. I felt they were an integral part of it, which was great!

Thats my main problem with the movie. In my opinion everyone had as much screentime as he needed but noone really interacted with each other. The Kyoryugers didnt interact enough with the old dino sentais to call this a dino crossover but they also didnt have enough screentime with the Go-Busters. I liked that the Go-Busters did pretty much all the work and interacted alot with the Kyoryuger supporting cast though :lol

That would have held a lot more weight if half the Buddyroids weren't inexplicably absent from the film.