There was more than 6 or so years between Liveman and Hurricanger, though.

14 to be exact. I guess desperate times call for desperate measures though if they indeed are going to rehash a 6 year-old show.

First toy pictures:
https://twitter.com/TheRealMattHunt/...94033043038208

Dinosaurs, and all (I think) ones we've had Rangers for before. Bit disappointed by that. I do kind of like the aesthetic though.

I love dinosaurs, but was really wanting some dragons for a change.

The suits looks ugly. They look like a bad version of Dekarangers.

Yeah, to me it feels like they're calling upon the one thing that usually gets them sure sales in a bid it'll work again. Honestly, as someone who doesn't buy the mech, I'll be happy if the show's as good as Kyoryuger, but I can see why people are worried. It certainly feels like we're doing the opposite of innovation.

I don't know what Toei want to do.

And while we are still discussing the next show, here's my brief meltdown as soon as the scans were out.
So much for optimism. :lolol
http://www.tokunation.com/showpost.p...87&postcount=2

Will be like another Ninninger stuff.

I know it's not something any of us want to consider, but...

I'm seriously wondering if giving Sentai one-to-five years off would be a good thing.

I want to make it clear that I don't want this to happen.

But it's possible that a break would give Toei and Bandai time to recharge their creative batteries and distance to evaluate what works and doesn't work for a modern audience/consumer.

And who knows? Maybe in the interim they'd come up with a new toku to fill the void that would satisfy everyone until Sentai's inevitable return.

The ratings are low, the toy sales are low... it's obvious that something about Sentai isn't working. It just might be time to put it on ice for a while.