[TokuKnight89]

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Originally Posted by TokuKnight89

I'll start with Goseiger and add to it later if possible.

- The start would be generally the same. Some Goseiger cards would be replaced, others would remain the same, and no "card posing" after Megazord combinations are completed.

- Datas Hyper would be adapted as a giant Battlezord for Tensou.

- Creepox would be defeated and return later like in Goseiger.

- A recurring female bully for the Rangers named Alice would be manipulated by Vrak.

- Malkor would temporarily leave the battle to answer to the Armada. They would show outright disdain over why he can't conquer Earth.

- The villain groups follow a similar naming pattern: WarWorld Insectoids (WarStar worked for Goseiger only), Toxic Terror Mutants, MechaMonster Creations.

- Vrak would try to betray the Beasts and Malkor only to be betrayed and defeated by the Rangers, surviving without his Toxic Power.

- The underwater lab is actually the cornerstone of Gosei's Hardware to the Rangers. Vrak infiltrates it.

- The Messenger appears earlier. He should be played in the middle as to where he stands in the invasion. His body comes directly from the lab and it's hinted that he was the same messenger who told Divatox that Zordon had been captured, making him a tangible link to the United Alliance of Evil.

- Metal Alice is created to replace the recurring bully character of Alice who has done nothing but fail Vrak.

- The Beasts and Malkor are defeated, but not necessarily dead yet.

- The invasion begins. All past Ranger teams fight in the beginning, but not together. They fight the invasion around the globe. Lost Galaxy fights them on one side, Mystic Force fights on another, etc.

- With extra power from Gosei, the Rangers pool their energies to try to defeat the Armada. Troy and co. lose their powers in their process.

Goseiger-to-Megaforce: Part II

- The Ranger Powers originate from a dimension of Guardians (This allows a theme similar, but not quite the same as Goseiger).

- The "Skick, Landick, and Seaick" tribes would be "Skyforce, Landforce, and Seaforce" to make the very name "Megaforce" seem less random, nod the elements, and kinda "wink" for lack of anything better to Goseiger.

- As such, some of the cards are different. "Gosei Red" card is replaced with "Skyforce Red" instead. Other cards receive explanation, like the Skick card "CompreThunder" is referred to by its full name and then the card name: "Compressed Thunder! CompreThunder Power!"

- A common flaw of Megaforce was showing a Megazord combination with the original Goseiger name on-screen as a giant card (per the footage used). If they don't want to take the time to edit these elements, then cut before the "card-overlay" appears on screen.

- New footage for Bigs when he is finally defeated, so as to allow him to live longer.

- Malkor also survives so that he may interact longer.

- Vrak's "Yuumajuu" form doesn't appear early and is meant to infiltrate Bigs and Bluefir.

- Backstory for the Insectoids is that they tried to conquer a now-dead world. The Toxic creatures are born from this destruction and were dumped on Earth, surviving because of the pollution.

- The episode with Dizchord feels very "PR-ish", but superfluous. Unless paired with the "Gosei Mic" occasionally used in Goseiger endings, then it feels like it can be skipped. Same for Dream Snatcher and Rico.

- The Gosei Jet Megazord doesn't appear unless the Goseiger Movie is adapted. The Goseiger episode which used "Wonder Gosei Great" was adapted, but instead should be made into an amalgamation with Vital Matroid, the Scan Matroid, and Metal Alice vs. Trains. This allows for "Ultimate Gosei Great" from Goseiger to be used (note how the Zord-Builder versions keep this combination alive).

- The Timer Matroid is not used here, but saved for later with the Gokaiger adaptation (you should see where I am going with this).

- The Command Center is attacked and Gosei rusts like the Morphers. Malkor and Bigs join in the battle during the invasion. Mighty Morphin' and Samurai appear to assist, while the other teams fight all over the globe.

- The female bully character mentioned in the previous post, Alice, is recurring throughout. She intentionally replaces the two bullies from "Who's Crying Now" and actually serves to help Vrak via manipulation/mind-control. However, she is redeemable, and Vrak loses control and a duplicate robot-version is forged: Metal Alice.

- The Alice character is also used in an adaptation of the Goseiger episode where Hyde tries to avenge the death of Magis/GoseiGreen. Instead, Alice dons a green-colored GoseiBlue/Megaforce Blue suit (with a skirt). She is not an official Sixth Ranger and does not achieve a helmet (as Goseiger helmets were designed after the animal their Headders were modeled after). She is essentially the Megaforce equivalent to S.P.D. "Kat Ranger" and lasts only for one episode.

- In Megaforce and Goseiger, the Messenger and Metal Alice die. Instead, the Messenger is defeated and the head survives to fight again (He would have lived in Goseiger had he not been betrayed). Metal Alice also lives to fight again.

- Ranger Powers from allover are used conjunction with Gosei to stop the initial wave of ships and troops. Robo Knight also donates his power as well.

Enough for now. Gokaiger adaptation to follow.