[TokuKnight89]

Not the worst they have ever done, but this season hasn't been what the Neo-Saban hype machine billed this as either. The new footage and the initial battle and actual switching were well done, though. I didn't think they spent much time fleshing out the differences between Jake-in-Noah and Noah-in-Jake, however. We actually don't see any Jake-in-Noah sports action outside of the Command Center, just a few scenes of slightly jock-ish behavior. It is interesting that they used the body-switching plot so as to make sense of the Gokaiger footage when Green uses his gun and when he later comes in with the cannon. The second monster and the new footage surrounding that battle were definitely some of the high points of this episode. However, a keen eye can notice two things: the actual "Final Wave" impact from Gokaiger is excised in favor of the monster blocking the New Super Dynamite from the Dynaman "Gokai Change", and one can also notice that the footage of the two Green keys in the blaster is unaltered and thus giving one a Midoranger key glimpse. Really, the major complaints are: no fleshing out the characters concerning the plot, unexplained Silver, and unconnected Ninja Storm references. Wouldn't it have made more sense to use new footage with the team turning into Ninja Storm? I also think the Ninja Zord (which needs a better name) could have at least been hinted at in "The Perfect Storm", as most people initially assumed he would debut there. It wasn't the worst, but like all of Megaforce/Super Megaforce, it could ALWAYS stand to take some polishing.

P.S.: I understand the disdain from most when they use Pre-Zyu Sentai, and I think it's a cheap introduction/nod/plot device. However, I've come to accept it because if the option ever arose, this is something that could be re-examined and justified if one would bother to explain them. I propose a PR anthology series.