[Mesnick]

Well, that's sad news. Super Sentai has always been a stable series, without reruns, unlike the older Rider and Ultraman. On the other hand, they're leaving on a good note: Gozyuger isn't the best, but it's still a great show. At least it didn't feel like the franchise was dying.As for the future, I'm almost certain that the TTFC specials and more will continue to appear. At the very least, Hurricaneger will definitely appear 30 years later. As for the rest, I have a few options:
1) Super Sentai will continue, but with a different address.
2) A rebranding will occur, removing unpopular elements of the franchise.
3) A completely new tokusatsu show.
4) The return of the Metal Heroes (most likely in a team version).
5) Nothing (but temporarily).
Also, if Toei is planning a break with TV Asahi, how will this affect the fate of the remaining Super Hero Time franchises? It's quite possible that the internationalization of the KR isn't a long-awaited development, but a necessary measure for survival. And it's quite possible that it will lead to a reduction in the number of episodes. Overall, I don't think this is the last big news. In the meantime, I'll continue to enjoy watching the latest shows showcasing their pioneering work.
P.S. Now I'll definitely have time to watch Goranger.