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Originally Posted by GoseiIero95

Wow you guys complain too much. It's not a damn Hollywood movie. it's a kids show meant for kids. I thought the morphine sequence was great. They looked wonderful.

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Originally Posted by Sentai

The acting was good >_O Stop thinking MMPR is going to be shakespear!

I wasn't expecting Shakespeare nor a good Hollywood movie. I was expecting a kids show, but with decent acting.

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Originally Posted by botmarley

that wasn't Japanese, that was ancient Zordon text!

I loved the morph!! I cant wait to see this show!!!!

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Originally Posted by Sentai

Listen to him, he makes sense!

I know you guys are joking, but come on, the proof is right there in the-

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Originally Posted by ZeoRangerV

The use of the Japanese cards was incredibly lazy, but unlike seeing "Zyuranger" in MMPR or "UAOH" in Zeo repeatedly I can explain it away in my head (for now at least) since the cards did come from a guy named Gosei.

Argument withdrawn.

Watching season 1 again after so many years, I'm seeing a lot of errors MMPR made. And I never noticed the "UAOH" in Zeo. I always thought that was an acronym for "United Alliance Of Heroes", since the Power Rangers are a group of superheroes after all. Plus, there was also Japanese writing for the giant microwave in that one episode of Turbo where the Power Rangers got baked into a giant pizza. *Hears Linkara screaming in the distance*

So yeah, I guess the Japanese writing on the cards could be hand-waved as "ancient text".

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Originally Posted by RiderSkyward

It's kind of like Octoroo, how in Samurai the American footage version had a mouth and the Japanese footage version didn't. Cutting from one to the other is far more distracting then just sticking with one.

See, I always thought Octaroo's tentacles on his face obscured his beak-mouth thingy when they showed the Shinkenger footage. It makes sense when you think about it.