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Originally Posted by Guyver Spawn

If Saban adapt ToQger in 2017/2018 then we will be three-four years behind and be four-five years behind in 2019/2020 if they adapt Ninninger in 2019.

How would we be behind, exactly? Not every Sentai series is going to be adapted into two seasons of Power Rangers like Samurai/Super Samurai or Dino Charge/Supercharge.

2015: Dino Charge - Ninninger. 1 year apart (Toqger)
2016: Dino Supercharge - 2016 Sentai. 2 years apart (Toqger, Ninninger)
2017: Power Rangers Rail Force or whatever - 2017 Sentai. 2 years apart (Ninninger, 2016 Sentai)

As long as they don't turn any Super Sentai into two seasons of Power Rangers again, I don't see how this will be a problem. If I didn't know the order of release, I wouldn't be able to tell that Gokaiger is older than ToQger from a visual standpoint (obviously the anniversary stuff would give it away), so I don't think we have to worry about anything looking dated. Honestly, i'd say it's better

That being said, I really don't expect ToQger to be adapted. For one...trains aren't really that common in America, but they seem to be everywhere in ToQger, which could be a bit weird. There's also the fact that the Ninninger suits look awesome (opinion, I know) which I think will test well with American audiences, moreso than ToQger's suits, which I've always thought looked a bit childish. Perhaps if ToQger is skipped, they could bring in elements of it to Ninninger's adaptation, since Shurikenjin's legs are made from a train.

Perhaps the fact that Dino Charge is being split into two seasons is a sign that they're planning on skipping ToQger? I know I said I don't think getting a few years behind Sentai is a bad thing, but they probably don't want to have more than two series in-between Sentai and Power Rangers.


Side note: Is there an official reason (with a source) why Go-Busters was skipped?