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Originally Posted by Den-O

But they would have at least needed the actors for voice over if nothing else right? It just smacks of Saban's cheapness. It seems like they're using the money angle as an easy excuse and putting blame on the actors for not coming in spite of this. It feels like they want to guilt the actors into coming out for the big anniversary even though they won't make jack for this job.

Not neccessarily, sadly. There's also people out there that can sound close to the original actors as well (though lets not have JDF do Austin St. John again, please XD) and get the point across.

In All Riders versus Daishocker, Rider 1 and 2 didn't have speaking parts at all, nodding and doing grunts and such. The only Riders to come back for the cameo were the one from Agito, Black/Black RX and I believe one more (besides good ol' Momo of course.)

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Originally Posted by Eric

If anything's clouding my mind, it's confusion. This is supposed to be the big anniversary season, and hearing all this news about Saban being a cheap bastard including little to no cameos by many Power Rangers actors leads me to believe that Fury Diamond is lying.

If you're going to do an anniversary season, adapting it from Gokaiger, an anniversary season of Super Sentai (and a huge one at that), you'd have to go all out and pull out all the stops on this. Remember Power Rangers In Space? That was originally meant to be the last season of the show (due to Turbo sucking), and Saban did everything he could to make it the best season back then. Guess what? It saved Power Rangers! Super Megaforce can, too, if Saban just LISTENS TO THE FANS and does what they want him to do for this milestone.

Until we see the show itself, I'm not believing anything Fury Diamond says. He may have been right in the past, but everyone can be wrong at some point in their lives.

Right, I understand that. But let's say all this is phony and BS. Perhaps Fury was told to say things like that. It's not necessary lying, but misleading.

Regardless, the "confusion/anger" should be pointed at Saban. This certainly is a "don't shoot the messenger" type of scenario.