[Switchblade]

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Originally Posted by Sevenlima

Could the sentai 2020 be last ?

Anything is possible, but I wouldn't bet on it.

[Sunred]

You are a guest character in a super sentai show that is the target of the bad guys.
1. What do they want from you?
2. What does the monster of the week look like?
3. Which super sentai out of the 40 that we have so far saves you?

[YamiTyger]

It's like how some refer to their fathers as Otasan too.

[YamiTyger]

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Originally Posted by Sunred

You are a guest character in a super sentai show that is the target of the bad guys.
1. What do they want from you?
2. What does the monster of the week look like?
3. Which super sentai out of the 40 that we have so far saves you?

What they want from me, is a prototype for a new weapon I have been working on.
The monster of the week would actually be like a Chimera creature, only bipedal.
The Super Sentai that saves me would be Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger, because Marvelous would be acting (of course) like he wants the weapon for them, but actually to use it to defeat the tripartate abomination.

[MarsHottentot]

Hey, this might have been brought up before but, I've tried search and come up zetto so I'm asking - forgive me if it's been asked b4.

Okay, I'm not too crazy for Super Sentai mostly because it's too formulaic for me and generally (from what I've seen) aimed at younger audiences. I'm a Kamen Rider guy primarily and into Metal Hero (true, MH is formulaic as all hell - but those suits, tho). Also, I have major difficulty telling one from another! So my question is this:

Is there a SS series that skews toward more complex, less 'kiddie' storylines? It doesn't have to be 'dark', just way less predictable with some twists and interesting concepts.

I understand that I may be missing the point / charm of SS (been watching AkibaRanger - love it - which seems to be saying this), that's fine, just let me know!

[Sunred]

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Originally Posted by MarsHottentot

Hey, this might have been brought up before but, I've tried search and come up zetto so I'm asking - forgive me if it's been asked b4.

Okay, I'm not too crazy for Super Sentai mostly because it's too formulaic for me and generally (from what I've seen) aimed at younger audiences. I'm a Kamen Rider guy primarily and into Metal Hero (true, MH is formulaic as all hell - but those suits, tho). Also, I have major difficulty telling one from another! So my question is this:

Is there a SS series that skews toward more complex, less 'kiddie' storylines? It doesn't have to be 'dark', just way less predictable with some twists and interesting concepts.

I understand that I may be missing the point / charm of SS (been watching AkibaRanger - love it - which seems to be saying this), that's fine, just let me know!

From personal experience Flashman, Maskman, Liveman, Jetman, Timeranger, Shinkenger, Go-Busters, ToQger.

[XW1n5t0nX]

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Originally Posted by MarsHottentot

Hey, this might have been brought up before but, I've tried search and come up zetto so I'm asking - forgive me if it's been asked b4.

Okay, I'm not too crazy for Super Sentai mostly because it's too formulaic for me and generally (from what I've seen) aimed at younger audiences. I'm a Kamen Rider guy primarily and into Metal Hero (true, MH is formulaic as all hell - but those suits, tho). Also, I have major difficulty telling one from another! So my question is this:

Is there a SS series that skews toward more complex, less 'kiddie' storylines? It doesn't have to be 'dark', just way less predictable with some twists and interesting concepts.

I understand that I may be missing the point / charm of SS (been watching AkibaRanger - love it - which seems to be saying this), that's fine, just let me know!

Maskman, Liveman, Jetman, Dairanger, and Timeranger are the primary candidates. Honestly just about anything from the 80s could fit the bill.

[Matrixbeast]

Gekiranger

[Kamen Rider Lucha]

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Originally Posted by MarsHottentot

Is there a SS series that skews toward more complex, less 'kiddie' storylines? It doesn't have to be 'dark', just way less predictable with some twists and interesting concepts.

Check out Jetman and Dairanger. They have as much depth and complexity as any Kamen Rider show I've seen.

I hear good things about Timeranger and Gekiranger with regard to seriousness, but I've yet to watch those.

[YamiTyger]

Definately Dairanger for sure