[TokuKnight89]

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Originally Posted by Wonderbatx4

Too late. I quoted you. Lol. I believe it was a guy as it states Bandai of America in the article.

For the rest of what you wrote, I actually remember wild force for more than the anniversary. I personally consider that episode it's own thing away from the season. Wild force was really good imo. My younger brother and I watched it religiously. The zenaku arc was one of the best evil Ranger stories told. The zords are beautiful still to this day. The standard roll call was really awesome. The final suitless roll call still gives me the chills. True the general public may have forgotten wild force but not everyone did. Heck I have the theme on my driving Playlist. Every time I hold my wife's flip phone, I almost always mentally call out "wild access".

I am still trying to give ninja steel a chance. It being the final neo Saban Era season, a sudarso being in it, and the anniversary are what's keeping me involved enough. My son actually enjoys it so watching with him makes me feel happy towards the show even with all its faults. I mean come on. I have to put up with the horrific nick app to watch it so I better enjoy it. Lol.

I'll admit the show has its perks, but more for the Zords and Orgs than the Rangers themselves! The Mut-Orgs from the Time Force team-up were also unique villains in their own right!

The aforementioned Anime Festival also had Barbara Goodson (OG Rita Repulsa VO), and she seemed receptive to her other roles, like the female half to Mandilok!

Master Org was a definite PR villain, and one to cover what Gaoranger didn't! The fact that the Master wasn't really the Master until he was defeated initially definitely gave him different aura from other villain leaders!

Jindrax and Toxica actually reform and move on as opposed to their Gaoranger counterparts!

He only appeared for two episodes, but how can anyone no like the deceptive villainy of Duke Org Onikage!

The Jungle Blaster was also PR exclusive, and doesn't have a terrible design!

The Battlizer of Wild Force was grossly underused, though!

There was also a uniqueness in that ABC Kids would air new episodes BEFORE ABC Family!

It had some good parts, but they weren't strong enough to overshadow "Forever Red"!

Overdrive is a similar series in that the way Disney was handling things was changing, and few could care less for that season save for its Anniversary two-parter!

Ninja Steel may become a Catch-22 between Wild Force and Overdrive! Either way, it can't be WORSE than Megaforce! Neo-Saban dropped the ball HARD with that one!