i did not expect that

i thought it was going to be a generic teen animal loving freaks who got super powers
to stop a generic bad guy and a packed of lazy corny jokes

but this is a really creative and the main hero is not as annoying as the previous one
an animal world to explore and a human world

the opening theme is meh

i still wold'v loved for them to stay in animal form for the rest of the series

this dos remind me of the 2000 sentai timerangers in a way.

To be fair, the bad guys were kind of generic. While it is the first episode and things can change, the Deathgalians were basically the Zangyack, except replace Warz with Ackdos from the very start.

true and i kinda exacted them to be this rushed
since this is an opening episode and the main focus is on show casing and selling the main heroes & toys

the Tsundere elephant felt like a plot ripoff
just to drag things and i kinda like these type of characters.

That first episode blew Ninninger's out of the water, which was poorly-paced compared to this.

As for the criticisms of how rushed it felt, the villains, character types, etc, all I'll say is that you can only reinvent the wheel so many times until things start repeating. Do the villains remind me of Zangyack? Yes. That doesn't mean they can't play things out differently. Do some of the main cast feel like character types we've seen before? Yes, but that's nothing new. We've had plenty of sentai before with cliches like the serious member who's not a team player, the goofball, the motherly type, etc. so seeing them again shouldn't be all that surprising anyway.

I care more for what they do with the content rather than whether t's original enough or not.

Everything was sooooooooooo rushed, we got character chemistry development, villain establishment, first team transformation, mecha, mecha gattai, ALL in ONE episode. Was pretty overwhelmed by it, but I do think this show has promise to be a VERY good 40th Super Sentai Anniversary. Just slow it down bro, lol.

their ship is wrire looking
coin make monster big

I didn't think it felt rushed, but that's probably down to seeing the start of a season so many times.

I do agree that too much was understood too quickly. We make certain concessions with things, like that people are a lot more adept at piloting big robots than they should be. That's fine. Something as simple as Yamato knowing to press "1" just takes me out of it for a second, wondering how he knew.


Not to say every season should do everything the same way, but generally, I'd be quite happy if no mech came out until episode two, and they didn't combine until episode three. There's room to space it out and it makes those episodes more exciting.


Overall, I enjoyed it. I have a difficult time envisioning how the rest of the season will feel. I think that's a good thing.

In my head, I explain the grasp of their transformation and everything as "instinct" because it seems like from the get-go this episode pushed animistic instinct as a driving force. Of course that makes more sense for the Zyuman's than Yamato, but then again at this point we don't know his situation yet. He could be half Zyuman or something. On top of that, the Champion Symbols were able to magically make the Zyumans look human, so the cubes also unlocking the instinct to press a particular button within its user doesn't seem entirely unbelievable to me.

I could get behind that, but truth be told...even if they did it like Kyoryuger where part of the mech shows up in episode one, but they didn't combine until episode two. Bringing out the fully combined mech in episode one seems way too rushed.

It would have been Pink that arrived from China, but she was trained to fight and manipulate Qi since childhood.