[TokuKnight89]

A series which keeps on giving.

I feel like Tojitendo is heavily inspired by Go-Onger, right down to Ijirude giving me Kitaneidasu vibes! However, there are moments I don't fully get. Ijirude gives a Kudakk the Mushroom Gear, which turns it first into a Kudaiter, and then into Mushroom World. How does a Kudakk even become a Kudaiter in the first place? Also, what about the rest of the Sentai Multiverse? Go-Onger was predicated on multiple dimensions, and Kyuranger was firmly established to be its own universe. Are all dimensions being turned into gears? Additionally, even if a world is liberated, what's stopping Tojitendo from turning it back into a gear?

I have concerns about Gege, the Tojitendo bird. I feel like that one will be much more dangerous than Bokkowaus! By the same token, I feel as though Seechan will also transition from being a handheld prop into something...MORE!

The idea of a gear which survives a battle feels strangely similar to Sporix in Dino Fury, even if it is unintentional.

I still don't like the Geartlinger! It just doesn't do it for me.

Why is it Zenkaioh JuraGaon instead of "Zenkaioh GaoJuran" given the placement of the two?

Even if Kaito isn't a Kiramager, I feel as though he would fit right at home with them!

I thought that Ep. 1 would leave much of the public with concerns regarding Kikainoids, but those fears were apparently unwarranted as there doesn't seem to be any resentment. Everyone seems to understand right off the bat that the main threat is Tojitendo, and not Kikainoids in general, which is definitely a progressive plus.

How did Seechan actually know what would happen when Kaito flips his gear if the Super Sentai Gears were never field tested? Did Seechan know that Kaito would find Kikainoid allies who would transform and combine long before the series began? If so, how did Kaito's parents learn so much and prepare?

Still interested enough to want to keep going.