How much CGI is in that series? I can't get into series that have tons of CGI (especially during mech battles, I can't watch CGI robots fight CGI monsters in Sentai) so i've been avoiding this one, since it's around the time that they started using it.

All of Zyuranger, all of Jetman, all of Ninninger so far, half of Megaranger, <10 episodes of Battle Fever J, Gokaiger, and Kakuranger, and the first episodes of Gorager, JAKQ, Turboranger, Gekirager, Carranger, ToQger, Timeranger, and Dairanger.

Honestly, i've been considering either picking Battle Fever J back up, starting ToQger again, or maybe just watching something else for the time being (like an anime or Ultraman). Or maybe I could watch a couple episodes of Magirager in preparation for the next episode of Ninninger.

Interested in this series but I didn't think it had a sub?

You should watch the rest of Megaranger.

I agree with Smozz, but I've told you many times before.

I do subs for Turboranger.

I only watched half because I got bored so I don't really want to pick it back up just yet. Then again, i'm already halfway through so it'd be less of a time investment.. Maybe i'll do that.

How far along are you?

Up to episode 5(technically 6 if you want to count the special in the beginning, which is easily available on Youtube)

Kind of been procrastinating on continuing ToQger, so I decided to check out the first episode of Ninninger. It doesn't seem bad, so far, and I like the design of Shurikenjin. It's so bizarre. XD

I say finish Megaranger or find Carranger and watch that. It's crazy.

If you want something newer, then hit up Abaranger or Dekaranger.

Something older, then Liveman or finish Kakuranger.

I suggest any of these for a good watch

I think your best bet is Dairanger. If you like Zyu and Jet, you've already shown you like the 90s style. And the lead writer, Sugimura, was the main shepherd of the Resident Evil franchise after the first game, so you know you're in for a weird ride. It's the best paced Sentai I've ever seen.

And then follow that up with Kakuranger, and you've got the full picture of a formative era for the franchise, along with a nice thematic trilogy with Zyu, Dai, and Kaku.

I've been meaning to watch Dairanger for the longest time. I watched it immediately after finishing Zyuranger, hoping for more of the same, but it was different enough to almost turn me off from Sentai completely. Thankfully I stuck around and kept watching, and finally got over my "everything needs to be Zyuranger" thing when I started Jetman. I'm just a bit "scared" to try going back to Dairanger now, but I know that I'll like it when I finally do. Unfortunately, I have a lot of stuff coming up to buy, so the DVD set is low on my list.

I've watched episodes 11-20 of Dairanger today and hot damn I love nearly every minute of this show. I do have to say though that Shout's subtitles are awkward at times. Some things they will fully translate in English (like Dairinkin to Big Wheel Blade, Mythical Ch'i Beast, and Byakkoshinken to White Tiger Sword), but then they'll keep other things untranslated (mecha, some of the attacks and weapon names, and they kept it Byakko for when Kou calls him by his name). That minor nitpick aside though, I haven't noticed any spelling errors yet.