If you’re going to do that, just sell.

Why should they?

It's not like PR has never had original content. All the previous US-exclusive rangers on the show, the exclusive teams in the BOOM universe, Hyperforce as a whole...

Maybe Hasbro is still shy of bugs because of a certain Big Bad Beetleborg.

(this is a joke)

This is a very bold assumption at this stage. They can fail, be kicked off Netflix, or be sold to someone again. And in any of these cases, most likely, they will return to a proven scenario that has worked since 1993. Plus, they still can't make original zords.
P.S. Crazy theory. What if Toei becomes the next franchise owner after Hasbro? I understand that this is very unlikely, because they only enter the Western market and then through intermediaries, but it would be very exciting.

As long as they can’t make original Zords, they’re going to be relying on Sentai footage for that.

They can very easily pivot to 100% CGI. I'm not even sure robot merch is the top seller for the Power Rangers line anymore. Pretty sure for the core audience (ie, young kids) the top sellers are the figures and roleplay items.

Legacy stuff will always sell to the adults, but as far as Zords and Mecha go, kids widely prefer CGI to rubber suits.

Even Sentai's using CGI for mech fights more often than not. They do keep the suits cause it's part of the franchise's charm but CG lets them get flashy and acrobatic.

But CG are expensive, and the Power Rangers did not close at the beginning of the 2000s only because of their cheapness. Plus, given the level of the original costumes, the graphics are likely to be on par with the Dendy games.

Yeahhhhhhhh, bad idea

Just a quick question; if we're getting the Dimetro-Zord later this financial quarter, are the Pachycephalosaurus, Cosmic Raptor Zords going to be sold as part of Cosmic Fury's toyline or Dino Fury's?