[Mesnick]

Honestly, my first associations came with Black, most likely because of the shot where Zeztz walks to the motorcycle. Also, there is not much red in the suit, but it is very noticeable, so together with the words about the agent, I immediately remembered Goranger. In terms of feeling, the show will be much more dynamic than Gavv. Zeztz is presented as a goal-oriented professional in the teaser, but I wonder what he's like outside of missions? The theme of infiltrating dreams promises a lot of scope for imagination, but to be honest, the images shown in the teaser were very basic and more than secondary. On the other hand, King Ohger was also quite clearly inspired by other media, which didn't stop it from becoming an excellent and unique show. So it's worth waiting for at least a full trailer, or better yet, the first episode.
Also, since everyone is so concerned about the AI ​​issue. For starters, did Toеi confirm that this is AI, and not cheap TV CGI? Because it's not like they've never been confused. Well, and of course, I don't share the joy of the international broadcast, because I don't fall within its borders. But I also admit that the franchise's first international broadcast is a solid reason to return to the basic concept of the rider. Another thing is that for long-time fans of the franchise, these returns were too many.
P.S. Considering that Zezz is an agent, that means he works for the some sort organization. Considering the franchise's tendencies, what are the odds that the entire organization, or at least a group within it, will turn out to be villains?