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Originally Posted by ZeoRangerV

But where Ninnnger may offer more in terms of the heroes' relationships (which stems from the fact they're family, so there's more to go off), ToQger had offered the same levels of complexity in its villains at the same point. So Nininnger isn't really offering "more" in that regard, it's just offering it in a different place. ToQger was also handicapped in that it couldn't reveal much about its heroes at this point, because it was still working under the pretense that they'd lost their memories. Which I found on the whole a lot more engaging that Ninninger's ongoing plot.

ToQGer wasn't even consistent with its characters though. We'd randomly learn things each week, like about how two of them were big fans of Karate, which come completely out of nowhere and disappear just as fast. The amnesia thing could have worked if it subtly built up aspects of the characters with clues and hints, but instead it was used to basically do whatever they wanted each week without consequence.

The villains in ToQ were definitely more interesting, but they weren't an important enough part of the show to make up for it. You're lucky to get more than 3-4 minutes per episode of them plotting and arguing amongst themselves, even when Zedd was involved.