[Red5]

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Originally Posted by Sevenlima

Some Sentais could have necessary asthetics to be fit in american adaptation ?

Even though BoA heeled with Kyuranger's look, I don't think any sentai is created with how PR can adapt it in mind

[Sevenlima]

Who's BoA ?

[Annuga]

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Originally Posted by Sevenlima

Who's BoA ?

Bandai of America

[Sevenlima]

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Originally Posted by Red5

Even though BoA heeled with Kyuranger's look, I don't think any sentai is created with how PR can adapt it in mind

So why some sentais was skipped ?

[Annuga]

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Originally Posted by Sevenlima

So why some sentais was skipped ?

For ToQger, it was probably not 'cool' enough

[ZeoRangerV]

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Originally Posted by Annuga

For ToQger, it was probably not 'cool' enough

Trains aren't a big sell in the US apparently.
Being from a country where trains are awesome, I wouldn't know

[GoseiWonder]

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Originally Posted by ZeoRangerV

Trains aren't a big sell in the US apparently.
Being from a country where trains are awesome, I wouldn't know

I wish Americans loved trains as much as you Euros do.

[Annuga]

What the fuck is wrong with you Americans? Didn't you all grow up with Thomas the Tank Engine?

[Guyver Spawn]

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Originally Posted by Annuga

What the fuck is wrong with you Americans? Didn't you all grow up with Thomas the Tank Engine?

Yeah, but Thomas the Tank Engine is view as something for people under the age of 4 or 5. Power Rangers is for kids a bit older than kids watching Thomas the Tank Engine (Even though I started with MMPR when I was three back in 1994).

[MarsHottentot]

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Originally Posted by Guyver Spawn

Yeah, but Thomas the Tank Engine is view as something for people under the age of 4 or 5. Power Rangers is for kids a bit older than kids watching Thomas the Tank Engine (Even though I started with MMPR when I was three back in 1994).

It's also important to note that, in America, if things aren't "cool" then they are "lame", especially when it comes to little kid politics. Like, a kid loves Thomas, but then he and his pals graduate to Power Rangers. He cannot continue to like Thomas - he must move on from that or risk being ostracized by his Power Ranger loving peers. They go to a mutual friend's house and this poor sap still has Thomas toys - he will be mocked because Thomas is "little kid shit", unlike Power Rangers which is "fuckin' awesome, bro!". Having a million nephews and nieces, I've seen this scenario a few times with different stuff over the years.

Also, Americans have a really low threshold for anything "weird". ToQger is very weird because we don't have a bullet train system so a Power Traingers show seems absurd. Our trains aren't "cool", they're like mules.

Mules are lame.