To be fair we don't if the theme is JUST animals. Really hoping it isn't given I find both Gaoranger and Zyuohger kind of middling lol. Less so with the latter, but still.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GdUc0bcW...jpg&name=small

Gozyuger logo revealed. Thoughts? I'm most definitely intrigued by the emblem behind the text.

The emblem kinda resembles an animal paw now that I think about it. Also the gem on the emblem...

Given that it's explicitly a wolf shape, I'm wondering whether this might be akin to "wolf pack sentai." Most of the letters are stylized like bitey jaws.

The number 1 stuff aside, I wonder if this could be a Gingaman-ish show with a pinch of Norse mythology influences. As for the "number 1" aspect of the title, I just realized the 1 could be further proof that red ranger being a wolf is likely more than ever, or at the least, a canine of some sort.
This is because "ワン (pronounced wan)" is also the onomatopoeia for barking noises that canines make in the Japanese language. A good example of this wordplay can be spotted in Tatsunoko's anime Yatterman, where their first mecha is the Yatter Wan, a canine-like robot whose latter part of the name is a wordplay on the number 1 and the barking noise of a canine.

Could be a fantasy-animal sentai in the same vein of dairanger and gingaman. I thought that since bunbun is a scifi sentai, the next being a fantasy wouldn't be out of place

The gem is on the middle finger, so it probably represents the rings that the Gozyugers will wear.

So the katakana is really a big part of the title after all, like, it's strongly emphasizing that No.1.

Huh, the far right edge is quite stubby, so that must be the thumb. I guess it's safe to assume that the jagged round graphic thing is supposed to represent a hand that has all five fingers spread out with the ring on the middle finger like you pointed out.

And the whole image is a circle/ring.

Actually, looking at it with the knowledge that rings are this year's collectible, and that the gem does, indeed, look like that from a ring: The shapes in the center are the fingers, and the whole image is punching (or fist-bumping) toward the viewer. The points at the top are knuckle-claws, consistent with the wolf/animal theme.

Come to think of it, this is a pretty interesting text approach given this will spend part of the year airing next to Kamen Rider Gavv, which also has bitey, bitey letters.

https://x.com/Ben77878871/status/1862353844958896354

Looks like we've got our first look at a poster, a bit blurry, but still.

http://pbs.twimg.com/media/Gdho8o-XU...jpg&name=small