I'm actually liking it quite a lot more than LuPat and Ryusoul whereas they were just inbetween for me and I was especially glad to get back to another female green and a male yellow! I still don't like the design of the Crystalians though and the villains didn't seem too engaging initially.

Currently resuming Gokai Ranger from #23 and have started Zyu Oh Ranger.
The cube thing takes a bit of getting used to.

Sorry, I just have to say because Akagi Nobuo brought it up in Akibaranger: it's not ''Gokai Ranger'', since Hurricanger you can abbreviate it to ''ger'' if you want! :lol

Hey weird question, but is there a list of when a skirt was or wasn't used on a female sentai suit?

Specifically, when there is no skirt and there are 2 or more female members.

I believe it's just Goranger, Dekaranger and some other earlier sentai which used 'tights' patterns instead?

There’s Flashman.

Bioman, Changeman, Flashman, Fiveman, and Dekaranger are the only ones to do so. If we drop the 2 or more female members criteria and include teams with just one female ranger, Gorenger started it followed by Battle Fever J, Goggle V, and Dynaman.

I’m surprised how dark Dairanger can get. Especially in comparison to Zyuranger.

I just watched “It’s the final punch” and when Jin killed his (girlfriend?) holy crap

Having shipped in

Bouken
shinken Ranger
Go Busters

I can see all the shows adapted for Power Rangers on DVD.

Previously I streamed Geki - Gosei online. The only outstanding Wild Card at present leaves Kyo which was adapted as Dino Charge. After this I hope to soon start up 1975 - Jet Man.

Nearly finished on Gokai at #44 of 51.

So, I watched the finale of Timeranger yesterday (not the end, I’ve still yet to watch that clip show). Man, what a finale.

I generally don’t like to compare Super Sentai and Power Rangers when forming opinions (the exceptions I have is with Go-Onger/RPM and Kyoryuger/Dino Charge) but I like that they actually showed the logical conclusion to the Timerangers changing history was their own erasure and the birth of a new future, compared to how Time Force just decided “nope, everything’s back on track”. I don’t like Kobayashi’s writing at the best of times, but I can’t say this didn’t hit my feels. Especially with how Gien ended up by the end.

If it wasn’t for the aforementioned clip show, I’d be ending the series on a pretty dour note. And I’d be okay with that, surprisingly.