[Matrixbeast]

Nah. Sentai is way too vanilla for that. KR is more known to push things, so stuff like The First, Amazons, or the new Ichigou movie isn't so out of the box.

But for them to make a Sentai out of villains? While it would be interesting, I don't think they'd ever be so bold.

[vin13ish]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

Nah. Sentai is way too vanilla for that. KR is more known to push things, so stuff like The First, Amazons, or the new Ichigou movie isn't so out of the box.

But for them to make a Sentai out of villains? While it would be interesting, I don't think they'd ever be so bold.

Come on! Matrixbeast! No Kid would watch a web show! Not even Saban is interested on that web show!

Daredevil got away with violence because they on Netflix so as Jessica Jones.

They need to do with Super Sentai for their Super Hero Project or else they won't get any movie or possibly a web show or a spin-off V-Cinema that is NOT 10 years film!

[Guyver Spawn]

Kamen Rider seems to have a bigger older fanbase compare to Super Sentai. So I doubt we will get a dark Sentai web series anytime soon.

[Sunred]

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Originally Posted by vin13ish

They need to do with Super Sentai for their Super Hero Project or else they won't get any movie or possibly a web show or a spin-off V-Cinema that is NOT 10 years film!

Maybe the current Sentai dept. does not think they need those since riders have that locked down.

[Kiwami]

Super Sentai doesn’t work with a mature tone and setting IMO. I don’t know if the early Sentai series were more much serious than the later ones, I doubt it, but what Sentai has become now is impossible to work with if you want to aim the product at adults.

Why? Because if you would want to make a Sentai show for adults you would have to take away what makes it special/enjoyable or it will look ridiculous. Like of course you could make a serious setting (Dekaranger for example, Earth police hunting criminal aliens is already suitable) but you would need to get rid of things like the jumpsuits, the playful Mechas, the rolecall, the cheesy finishing-moves etc. in order to have a mature tone.

Kamen Rider can work in this instance because it started bare-bones with a setting that already was suitable for adults. Guy gets kidnapped by an evil organization, turned into a cyborg, flees before he gets brainwashed and fights said organization so that no one else would have to share his fate or one that’s worse. And Kamen Rider series that came later continued to have settings that can work for adults; they just brightened it up a bit with goofy characters and flashy moves and never had anyone die.

But you see with Amazons that it’s still really easy to make Kamen Rider work for adults: Just scrap some goofy characters and add serious ones, work on the story a bit, make the Driver silent/minimalistic instead of a toy aimed at kids that needs gimmicks to work. Done. Now, Kamen Rider doesn’t have a good track-record as far as shows/movies aimed at adults go, but Amazons works IMO and it was never the fault of the formula in the past, they just made shitty stuff.

With Sentai though? What will you do? In order to make the suits more bearable you would need to take the color down and have X-Men shit like all black suits/armor with colored details that correspond to the user. But that looks boring as hell. Then, the Mecha: Transforming vehicles can work in a serious environment (Although Michael Bay doesn’t know that) but again you would need to tone the color and playfulness of the design down to avoid it looking silly. And of course, rolecalls and gimmick weapons do not work here, at all. Unless you want to make something self aware, but that’s hard to pull off without it being too goofy.

I don't even think the upcoming Power Rangers movie attempts something like this, to me it looks like they'll revive the old formula, add some sci-fi elements and boring ass CGI Mechas and that's it. It still be guys in jumpsuits and it'll be more of an action blockbuster than a really serious film.

And as mentioned above: There’s no demand for this. Adults who like Sentai like it how it is. If it’s good that is. So do Kamen Rider fans, but I think they are aware that Rider works better in a darker setting than Sentai.

And as Matrix said: Toei doesn’t have the balls to even attempt something like this. Which may be wise, but still. I think the idea of a bad-guy Sentai is actually fun, but I feel like they want to keep Sentai as clean and child friendly as possible. Because even if the show is stream-only, they have to advertise it, kids or parents will see it.

Bottom-line: It’s not happening. We’ll get a big anniversary movie for Sentai with some familiar faces, maybe some net movies or a very short reunion-show of some kind, but nothing like Kamen Rider Amazons.

[Guyver Spawn]

I do admit the idea of a bad guy Sentai team would be cool. It could work for another show where the main Sentai team has to fight against another group of five-six rangers. The bad guy Sentai team could humans or monsters.

[Matrixbeast]

I would totally be down for a Sentai team made of villains, especially if they were all monstrous in some manner.

[vin13ish]

Do you they pull Judge Doom on Ginis?

Watch Who Framed Roger Rabbit and you will get what I mean

Because look at his leg! http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/...20160207000236

It might explain of why he doesn't fight Zyuohger because look at his leg!

I have a theory that Ginis is actually a disguise of Real Boss of Deathgalien who is hiding in Ginis' leg

I think it would help Ginis from being a generic villain who is too lazy to fight because his leg

[Matrixbeast]

First off, what does Judge Doom have to do with anything?
Second, he's the main baddie. If you can compile a list of big bads who confront the rangers in a fight before episode 10, you'd find that it's rather shallow.
Third, he's coming down and making his big introduction in the next episode.

[vin13ish]

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First off, what does Judge Doom have to do with anything?
Second, he's the main baddie. If you can compile a list of big bads who confront the rangers in a fight before episode 10, you'd find that it's rather shallow.
Third, he's coming down and making his big introduction in the next episode.

Look at his leg! How can he fight with those leg?!

Judge Doom is actually a disguise of a toon who killed Eddie's brother