[TokuKnight89]

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Originally Posted by Sh Ranger

What even is a "Karmi Mage Ranger"?

Anyway, I think either LupinPatren or Kyuranger is most likely to be adapted in 2023/2024.

I think "Karmi Mage Ranger" is an attempt to describe Kiramager.

I've always been an advocate for ToQger, and that hasn't changed yet.

I'm also wondering if perhaps an anthology show would be the better approach as opposed to just adapting another Sentai right off the bat. This is a franchise with issues and questions and rumors and theories, and some of those details can't be solved by adding an entirely new team with no prior analogue to the mix. If it were me involved, I'd go in and address the Pre-Zyu Teams and any long-standing questions which previous seasons have left standing, be it intentional or unintentional. I'm not so naïve that I think we should adapt 30 or 40 year old show footage, but Movie specials tend to be widescreen and easy to remaster. In addition, modern Sentai have definitely included Veteran Rangers or Veteran Ranger Modes like in Gokaiger. Super Megaforce added the Pre-Zyu Teams and BOOM! is still addressing them, if only on a small level. Use some of these "adapted-but-not-really" Sentai Teams to help address what we haven't seen before! In terms of unaddressed story details, how about the gap between Zeo and the Turbo Movie? The fate of Dimitria? The backstory of the Squadron Rangers/Dairanger? General Venjix from Forever Red? Archerina's father Aradon? Gosei's history with Zordon? Why did TJ recognize Lord Draven's name in "Dimensions in Danger" when we haven't ever seen or heard of Draven before that moment?

If Hasbro truly wants to expand on the franchise and explore its many parts, it can't just rely on Toei to belch out a new Sentai for them to adapt and market for kids, while leaving the hard questions to BOOM! Any anthology season would need a plethora of new footage, no question there. It would also make it easier to market Legendary Ranger toys.

Make no mistake, an unadapted-up-to-this-point Sentai will get the Morphin' Grid treatment again, but it doesn't have to always be that way. To put it another way, Hasbro isn't just focusing on what Takara-Tomy does with Transformers and porting it over on a dime! Why should they do the same with Sentai and Power Rangers?