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Originally Posted by Lord Benendearu

That post was on page 3 of this thread, so it's understandable you'd miss it. So no problem.

If I recall correctly Shinkenger has the least CGI in mecha battles from your list of Sentai, relying more in practical effects. However, because the heroes are able to use elemental powers, you can expect much CGI in the human-sized battles.

Go-buster, however, does rely heavily on CGI for the mecha battles, as the individual components also get a chance to fight once in a while. And these components are animals and humanoids doing agile stuff that is not easily shown with just practical effects.
For example: the yellow ranger has a helicopter that is able to transform into a rabbit that jumps around and kicks all sorts of evil robot arse. And the red ranger has a giant car that is able to change into a CGI cheetah and a humanoid form that is able to do CGI jetpack assisted jumps.
But the CGI in this series is not painful to watch and even among the best Super Sentai has done. The series also makes good use of practical effects and all the humanoid robots still have nicely designed suits, that are used for closeups or scenes where the robot stands still.

I don't know, maybe i'll skip it then, at least for now. I couldn't even sit through the CGI in Gokiager. In fact, I ended up going with Kyoryuger and even just seeing Gabutyra stomping around like that is almost too much for me.