[AgileSiamang7]

It lets me watch live-action superhero shows that put more effort into the action than the drama, as that can get rather distracting if not annoying.

It presents different ideas, some really crazy ideas on what to model a hero's powers around, what their motivations are, and if nothing else it acts as a second option of things to watch. Maybe I feel like putting up with Oliver's brooding or Barry's over reliance on his team, or maybe I'll watch Fourze ramble on about friendship or just watch Garo be awesome.

Also, while I would like to see some "After the End" stories for various Riders or Sentai, they have the decency to have a nice long season that by the end, usually feels like a completed story. It's not that I want X-men or Avengers or Superboy to eventually end, but there's a nice feeling knowing that the story want get fucked up by the next writer coming in (Frank Miller, Loeb, Quesada, etc).

Only bad thing is some of the CGI quality. I appreciate the effort, but it does make showing otherwise great shows hard to other people when Hibiki is fighting a painfully clear fake monster on screen.