[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by GoseiWonder

Aren't MogyuDaiOh, Hyper Ressha and Lion Ha-Oh carrier mecha?

I think the Hyper Ressha is a terminal that transforms into a train. I don't think it moves while it holds the other resshas.
*Could be wrong*
What does the Ushi Origami carry?
And wasn't Lion Ha-Oh just a big lion with a giant space carved out? I don't think it was a carrier, either...

Then again, when I say carrier, I think of mecha that actually carry things, while others think of the likes of Titanus/King Brachion, who are giant mecha that can combine with the main robot, so it might just be a different line of thinking.

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Originally Posted by Idol Thoughts

Do you know anything about toy sales? I imagine they could easily suffer. I'm basing that on the assumption that they're costly, because they're big, and they wouldn't be as high of a priority.

Oh, wow, you could do some simple but fun things with that.

That's what I mean. If a toy is expensive to produce and doesn't sell that well, they could easily fall to the wayside if kids aren't into them.

Also, Zyuoh Rubik's/Puzzle Cube for their carrier

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Originally Posted by EpsilonX

As for PR nostalgia, it greatly fueled my love for Zyuranger. Once I finished that, I tried watching Dairanger, Kakuranger, and Megaranger - all series that I enjoyed the PR adaptation, but none of them had the same effect. I eventually settled on Jetman, which I enjoyed for the same (non-nostalgia) reasons I liked Zyuranger. After that, I enjoyed Sentai for what it was, not for Power Rangers nostalgia. So it definitely did have an effect on my ability to enjoy Super Sentai.

I find it strange that you couldn't sit through Dairanger and Kakuranger when you pine for nice practical effects.

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Originally Posted by Sevenlima

How would be a sea-themed mecha ?

Sea themed? There are a few, like the whale from Go-Onger or the Ebi origami from Shinkenger. There are also a lot of individual limbs based on aquatic life (As well as boats/subs/etc).