[PikaMaster11]

Well, I never said Saban would be the one to adapt it. If Saban was the one adapting it, I wouldn't even watch it. I would really only trust someone else to adapt it.

(I, actually, unlike others, liked the Disney era of PR, so I would watch it if Disney adapted it which will never happen.)

Sorry for the off topic

[vin13ish]

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Originally Posted by Den-O

We all no Wizard won't be in Dino Charge. Saban has no trademark for riders or deal with Toei for that footage. This is just an editing error and should be treated as such.



Was that really necessary? Just because you don't like a show doesn't mean you know a thing about why something will or won't be adapted. Please don't pretend otherwise.

Explain of why Saban skipped Go-Busters. I thought there was a rule that he cannot skip Sentai show

[Sentai]

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Originally Posted by vin13ish

Explain of why Saban skipped Go-Busters. I thought there was a rule that he cannot skip Sentai show

Because Toy Sales. Go-Busters, outside of the Ace DX Mech, was an almost complete flop toy-wise. No gimmick was the prevailing theory why, and the complicated why each mech combined. It was like someone took a bunch of random parts and stuck it together with super-glue.

But that's just a theory. I don't think he's given any real reason yet.

[TokuChris]

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Originally Posted by vin13ish

Explain of why Saban skipped Go-Busters. I thought there was a rule that he cannot skip Sentai show

Bandai of America explained it to us at Toy Fair 2014.

There was no marketable gimmick in Go-Busters. Goseiger/Megaforce had cards, Gokaiger/Super Megaforce has keys, and Kyoryuger/Dino Charge has batteries. Go-Busters had nothing - it was an attempt by TOEI to make a radical change to Super Sentai and it did not resonate at all - all time low in ratings and sales. To that end, with an unmarketable toy line (every toy line needs a gimmick now) it was a mutual agreement by Bandai of America, Bandai of Japan, Toei, and Saban Brands to allow Go-Busters to be skipped.

Keep in mind - Toei and Bandai of Japan get a cut of the Power Rangers pie, as it's shown in their yearly sales spreadsheets.

Also - the clip of Wizard is from the "Super Hero Time" bumper at the beginning of each episode of Kyoryuger until Wizard concluded. Saban Brands attempted to reattain the rights to Kamen Rider but no agreement could be reached, hence why the "Power Rider" trademark was abandoned earlier this year.

No speculation needed - another Kamen Rider in the United States is not happening by Saban Brands. Thread closed.