[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by Startaiger

Know what would be VERY COOL?! They cast Kane Kosugi as the team mentor!!

That'd be awesome~

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Originally Posted by CEEFAX

-All ToQ-Oh's components were functional train toys that could be linked together in any orientation.
Any good train toy can do that already. Not really an impressive feat. Hell, the other two train toys Sentai has produced could already do this.
-The gattai sequence not only made sense in the context of them being trains, but allowed for a dynamic in-show combination that could be replicated perfectly by the toys.
It also made moot their ability to link together, considering they need to be side by side
-The fact that the linked train mode can transform to ToQ-Oh with no partsforming is sublime.
Um, you'd be surprised, but a lot of Sentai mecha have done that for years now. Yeah, there are some that needs to do such a thing, but there are tons that combine cleanly without detaching/re-adding parts
-The way that ToQ-Oh is a sentai mecha composed of vertical sections feels thoroughly fresh and creative.
Actually, vertically combining mecha have been around for a while. While not prominent in Sentai, they have existed before.

I could go on, but if I haven't convinced you by now, you're unlikely to get it.

ToQ-Oh isn't impressive. The only real interesting thing it has going for it is that you lay the trains side by side for a vertical combination. In exchange, however, you get a minimum effort transformation, an unimpressive combination, lazy looking additional modes, and it's a weak effort all around. The points you listed aren't going to convince anyone since they're nothing special.