[Androzani84]

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Originally Posted by H3N51N

What does a Power Ranger series need to do to make you like & enjoy it?

I know my preference for the post-Zordon Saban Era (In Space-Wild Force) comes from the creators treating the shows like it's actually about superheroes. The tone was great being a nice midway point of fun & serious, the music score was epic & always felt like you were watching acts of heroism, etc.

Not to say I couldn't watch anything after that time-frame but I admit I have a hard time giving later stuff a chance. I feel like so many series just let themselves go through the motions & are content with making a glorified toy commercial. Creators who are willing to make Power Rangers more than that would definitely be appreciated.

I’m partial to seeing how they work with the footage they have. How good I hunk a series is depends on how well I think they use the footage.

Also, I like each character having a unique personality. It doesn’t have to be deep, it doesn’t have to be developed, it just has to stand out compared to everyone else. Mostly because I think the best thing ensemble shows do is individuality. Which is why I hate team power-ups, since they look the same for everyone, which diminishes individuality in favour of conformity.