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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

You're right.
Batman The Animated Series should've just been an animated 60's Batman and Batman and Robin is the best of the Batman movies.

Because the audience is children. As long as they're happy, that's all that mattered.

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Originally Posted by Sentai

I think you're insulting the inteligence of children. The target audiance for Power Rangers is a little smarter than "OMG BRIGHT SHINEY CHANGES BAM BAM POW!"

I think as a father of a six year old boy, I'm pretty keen on the subject.

I think a lot of the fans just grew up and expected Power Rangers to do the same. Honestly, it's a new time period now. We're all able to get on the good ol' internets and voice our opinions, when as children, we couldn't. The issue with that is, you're not going to please everyone. I see some of the ideas on "what Saban should do with XYZ season" or "XYZ storyline/plothole" and not all of them are great.

I'm not saying we should shelve our brains here or stop discussion either. But I will say my son does shelve his own while watching. He wants to act out zord battles while they happen, and play with the figures. During Super Samurai, he's even said to me "call me when they morph" because he didn't care about the storyline.

It's also a reason why there's never any civilian toys either. No kid would want to play with them.

It's not about intelligence, it's about kids using their own imagination and coming up with the stories they want to. When I was younger, my much younger sister watched cartoons and would play with her Barbie dolls. Guess the repeating plotline that occured at Barbie's house?

Barbie's damn birthday.