[TokuKnight89]

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Originally Posted by Mutourmon

If Saban and Nickelodeon could not find a way to put the other ranger Form's from Maskman, Flashman & Fiveman in into any episode of Super Megaforce, why couldn't he have just edit them out? Why couldn't he either remove the footage of Lightning Mode Yellow and Prizum Mode Pink or digitally replace them with Jungle Fury Yellow and Zeo Red female version? Prizum Mode Green could've been replaced with Mystic Force Green with those Mystic Force Fighters/Boxing Gloves of his, so what about that? Finally, if Saban was able to replace Vul Eagle with Mighty Morphin Red, why couldn't he have replaced Lightning Mode Blue with Jungle Fury Blue, Supersonic Mode Yellow with Wild Force Yellow and Prizum Mode Green female version with Mystic Force Pink? He also could've edited out the Prizum Mode weapons and replaced them with the Mystic Boxing Gloves, but he didn't because why? Reasons, unexplained and complicated reasons. The Legendary Squadron and Blitz Modes can stay because they are complete teams, but these other guys? If this show is ever lucky enough to come on Blue Ray, Shout Factory, Saban and Nickelodeon better make these necessary edits because incomplete power set's/team's is just plain dumb.

The smartest thing to do at this point, given the mistakes, is to find a way to incorporate them into P.R. It is sad that they had to be shoe-horned in like this, but we can't turn back the clock. If you did edit them out, it will only confuse attentive children as to why it looks different from what they remember. The flaw in the matter for children is where these powers came from and why there are no figures of them to collect. Editing episodes wasn't favored heavily when Disney did MMPR 2010 and doing it now would only make a bad situation worse. Next, the DVDs and the Netflix thing are not edited and Shout Factory isn't even the one doing the more modern and recent Megaforce/Super Megaforce DVDs.

Theoretical Idea: Take Changeman, Flashman, Maskman, Fiveman, and Dairanger and turn them into legitimate teams with their own backstories and explain all of it in a P.R. anthology series.