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Originally Posted by Bionichute

So, they WERE fully committed to delivering... then the guy running Hasbro that wanted to do it died. And his replacement cares more about Transformers and ruining Magic than he does Power Rangers.

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Originally Posted by MKDremare

Yea, for like, five years. Then the previous CEO died in 2022, and the QC jumped off. Hard.

How unfortunate, I wasn't aware he was so influential in PR's improvement. It's tragic enough that he died, but even worse that his vision died with him. R.I.P.

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Originally Posted by Byg42

You're going to have to give me examples of that later point cause I've never heard this being the case. Like sure, sometimes some ideas might be similar, and sometimes they might directly take something like the SPD battlelizer, but otherwise I don't think Toei or any of the creative teams on Sentai cares about what happens in Power Rangers.

Gobusters' Morphin' Brace says, "It's Morphin' Time!" and their enemy is a computer virus like Venjix.

Zyuoh The World is a normal human who was brainwashed in to a villain before redeeming himself like Tommy.

Kyuranger is set in a dystopian future alternate dimension conquered by the villains like RPM and the main villain is a spirit that corrupts the host like Dai Shi.

Lupinranger and Patranger have powers from the same source like how Ninjor created the Power Coins for Mighty Morphin' and Alien.

Strongest Battle is set on Planet Nemesis and the villain is called Rita.

Kirama Silver arrived on Earth from Crystalia (although originally from Earth) like how Orion came from Andresia.

Sempaiger are a group of 10 Red Rangers who fought the remnants of a defeated villain faction like in Forever Red.

Kuwagata-Ohger and Ohkuwagata-Ohger are long-lost brothers with one of them having memory loss like the relationship between Brody and Levi.

Akibaranger had the Powerful Rangers.

To add to what DreamSword said, not only is Zenkai Juran based on Zyuranger, but also Super Zenkaizer. I know Zyuranger was popular for its time, but this seems way too deliberate to not be a Mighty Morphin' reference.