Considering Kakuranger was adapted (Sort of) into both MMPR Season 3 and Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers, I think they wouldn't have skipped it, in fact, I bet it's the next Sentai series we get in the US.

I'd be interested if Goranger got adapted. It is the very first Sentai series after all, so it'd be cool if it got a US release so kids could see where Power Rangers originated from in the first place.

Hang on, how many kids would actually watch these? Besides having parents who are fans of either this genre, or Super Sentai/Power Rangers, I find it unlikely that kids would just either be cruising through Amazon and find one of these, buy them, and then when they get it not get far into it and then forget about it.
It's just I find it hard to believe that a lot of people would be willing to go out and buy a lot of these, especially pre-Zyu.

Well, now that they're doing Dai, then it only makes sense Kaku to get released next.
I was just initially skeptical since Kaku's adaptation was only a 10 episode long miniseries with squid people.

You never know. Not all kids have the attention span of a gnat.

If sure if kids were at the age where they were curious enough to want to see where Power Rangers originated from in the first place, they'd just watch the Japanese version - in which case releasing it in the West in its original form makes the most sense. No way is Goranger going to ever get adapted.

I actually think they will just continue to release them in order except for when they try a nonPR'd series.

Goranger is around 84 episodes long. I think the boxset would be a bit bigger then your normal Sentai boxset. Not to mention the license fee for the show given that it's pre-Zyuranger might make the total boxset a bit more pricey.

I still like to see Shout release Kamen Rider shows one day. They did release Ultra Q and Ultraseven so anything is possible.

That would be cool, but I'm not sure it will happen. Ultraman is far more popular globally than Kamen Rider and Sentai has an in via the Power Rangers connection. All KR has is Hawaiians who watched V3 in the 70s and anyone who remembers Masked Rider or Dragon Knight.

It is far too silly and juvenile for my taste. Especially after Ohranger which, while admittedly uneven, when it was serious, it was exceptional. It could very well be an age thing too as I was 28 when Gekisou Sentai Carranger aired. As Sentai parodies go, I much prefer Akibaranger.

As someone else had mentioned both series, I also hope that Kakuranger and Ohranger both get released.

I'd love for Carranger to get released. I want to know more about "The series that saved Sentai" as some are apt to say (I have no idea whether or not it's true, and how bad Ohranger's sales and ratings were).

YES! I always wanted Akibaranger to get a Power Rangers adaptation! If not, at least get released here just like Zyuranger/Dairanger.