[TokuKnight89]

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Originally Posted by Sentai

And that is exactly the point. Kids don't care. Only we care because we know Tzachor was lazy and did not give a damn.

"Kids don't care". Was this not the perceived mentality for Tzachor and Co. during Megaforce/Super Megaforce? Despite that, it doesn't matter whether the kids are that inclined to learn more or not, though it is naive to think that children know enough about Super Sentai as the parents don't even know enough about P.R., but that doesn't matter either. I defend the "embrace of error" because the lapse in editing judgment has inadvertently added to the lore of P.R. and that lore has been aggravating to those who detest P.R. and its perceived butchering of Super Sentai. If we right off Sentai forms as a "needless burden that requires no further explanation for they predate P.R. and therefore have no place in it", then we as a whole do the Super Sentai a disservice and are content to wallow in the incomprehensible elements of the P.R. Universe (or Multiverse if one accounts for alternate timelines and multiple dimensions). Super Megaforce promised way more than it delivered and that is something the fandom has to come to terms with. This does not mean that we can't add something more to it that will ensure that such mistakes do not happen again. If Saban was to embrace these SELECT older teams, then it will act as insurance to ward-off additional oversights. If Saban was to embrace these SELECT older teams, then he will have new life in an older package most don't even realize is old, and new interest breeds income from merchandising. On top of that, if people realize that Saban does use the teams, it will inspire interest in older Sentai teams, and people will want to know more (honestly speaking, Changeman surprised me). If we lazily right off certain mistakes as too big of a mistake to concern ourselves with, are we no better than those we deemed "lazy" during the Megaforce/Super Megaforce timeframe?