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Originally Posted by Lord Benendearu

The way Go-buster handled it was unique, as the monster and the giant robot did not even resemble each other. The robot only took on some traits of the monster. For example the monster Shovelroid gave some of its traits to the ShovelZord. The giant battle could also be fought the same time as the human sized battle, as the monster served as the navigation point to which the robot teleported to.

I believe Go-Buster is the only sentai to handle the giant monster trope that way, making it one of the more unique deviations.

If I recall correctly, there was an episode of Battle Fever J where the robot fought a monster while the rest of the rangers fought another monster. I can't recall for sure though. It's not exactly the same, but it's still kind of similar.

Go-Busters sounds interesting, i'll have to give it a go one of these times. The chicken thing seems amusing too

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Dairanger I'm waiting to buy on DVD. Holidays, money and all that. Gekiranger I am hearing nothing, but praise for so that is one I personally can't wait to watch. Currently I'm thinking of watching the shows in order of what was most recommended.

Not a bad decision. I'm trying to grab that DVD set before I watch it (No, I haven't seen it, but based on everything i've heard about it, I feel confident in recommending it to suit your needs).


So, I've been wanting to watch a newer Sentai lately, and I think i've narrowed it down to Kyoryuger, Go-onger, Go-busters, Goseiger, Shinkenger, or Boukenger. What are the pros and cons of each? Why should I or shouldn't I watch one? Which one has the most and least amount of CGI and practical effects?