[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by Suzu

But the thing is, depending on when you joined the fandom, you will have watched many shows out of order and might have been in the lucky position to watch three shows to your liking in a row or something, while if you've watched those chronologically, it would have felt like some highlights in a long stretch of "meh".
I mean, a huge part of me not liking Boukenger that much was that I watched it after a bunch of series I happened to enjoy a hell lot and it just felt underwhelming compared to those. If I had watched it before those, or after a bunch of shows I didn't enjoy so much (say, Dairanger and Sun Vulcan), it might have felt much better.

To be fair, I actually kinda enjoyed the second half of Sun Vulcan. It improved a lot since Hiba took the place as Vul Eagle.

But then again, there is no Sentai I really hate or didn't have at least a bit of fun with.

I guess I'm lucky in that way. I guess I just don't want to be seen as holding unrealistic standards for Super Sentai when I know the franchise can put out great things.

I've never found a Sentai I hated as well. I only found Sun Vulcan to be mind numbingly boring.

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Originally Posted by vin13ish

What happens if one of actor get INJURED?

For example

The Red Ranger got a real-life knee injury and will put him out of 6-9 months. How would Toei do if the red ranger's actor got a bad injury

Replace him or have his character being in a suit?

They'd probably replace him, or try to use clever filming and editing.
But since they don't do their own stunts, the likelihood of injury is pretty rare outside of plain ol' bad luck.