[Mesnick]

I started watching Fiveman and I realize that I like this show much more than I expected. Actually, I'll start with the obvious downsides: the nondescript title and the lack of any significant novelty. If you've watched at least a third of Fiveman's predecessors, this show about sibling teachers will have nothing to surprise you with. But despite this show, in its repetitiveness, the show is quite high-quality. Having seen other versions of these plots before, you are no longer surprised, but you clearly see that Fiveman handled them better. The characters are memorable and pleasant, the action is lively and high-quality. The dramatic plots are gripping, and the comedic ones are a real diamond. Surprisingly, in terms of the number of crazy episodes, this show with a banal name easily outdoes both the reckless Turborangers and the innovative Jetman combined. There's a plan to get humanity drunk, and an infection with laziness, and the appearance of Gingaman eight years before their own show (now that's what I call a crossover!)! And what about Arthur G6, who is a mentor, a parental figure, a comic relief and a big gun all at once! I love him, I really hope the show doesn't decide to make him a tragedy at the end. Plus, Remi Hoshikawa is now my favorite yellow ranger. The tribute to "Drunken Master" was awesome! So I would definitely recommend watching Fiveman, but on the condition that it will be the first or one of the first Sentai of its time period. Also, the show is close to Turborangers and Power Rangers in its fun and crazy atmosphere. Which slightly confirms my theory that MMPR is much more inspired by the previous Sentai than the show it directly used footage from.
P.S. The ending with Arthur and the siblings is incredibly cute and heartfelt.