[Locke]

Honestly, with Go-Busters featuring an organisation, I'm kinda hoping that if continuity plays a part at all, with the Power Rangers revealed to the world, the Rangers commodity is bought out by a Private Corporation which makes it own Power Rangers Special Forces.

At the start of the series, they are shown as a force for good, combining all the Emergency Services into one unit (with giant robots), but as they series progresses the privatized nature of the organisation makes it clearer and clearer that 'justice' is just a part of the brand image and all the people they have saved up to this point, have just been publicity stunts rigged so the Rangers cannot lose, as the Rangers have no skills and were picked exclusively for their appearances, that the Rangers were never about saving people, they were about making money off of merchandise.

But then as Enter enter the fray, a group of deadly cyber terrorists, the Rangers are suddenly posed with a very real threat and are torn between their own sense of justice, but then also the limitations placed upon them by the greedy corporate heads, who don't care about justice and only about lining their pockets. While also realising that when they are locked in real combat, and not just the false publicity stunts, it isn't as easy as they thought it was. They're going to need to train, and develop true skills, and become heroes!

Can justice win out against consumerist greed?!?!

I am aware this is way to on the nose and would never happen, but yeah.