[Dizagaox]

All new Hasbro Studios animated projects are being produced out of Ireland under Boulder Media (which Hasbro owns), including the new Transformers CGI film franchise that is likely replacing the Michael Bay ones after Bumblebee. Their shows are pretty good, so I think if they get Power Rangers, it'll be in safe hands.

Granted the only thing I've seen of theirs that's remotely similar to Power Rangers is the trailer for their new rebooted Transformers TV series, but that trailer alone was better than anything Saban Brands has produced in its lifetime, so my point stands.

[The Chaos Entity]

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Originally Posted by Dizagaox

All new Hasbro Studios animated projects are being produced out of Ireland under Boulder Media (which Hasbro owns), including the new Transformers CGI film franchise that is likely replacing the Michael Bay ones after Bumblebee. Their shows are pretty good, so I think if they get Power Rangers, it'll be in safe hands.

Granted the only thing I've seen of theirs that's remotely similar to Power Rangers is the trailer for their new rebooted Transformers TV series, but that trailer alone was better than anything Saban Brands has produced in its lifetime, so my point stands.

Yes, and? If the rest of us don't share your opinion and would rather Power Rangers stay live action, we're allowed that opinion.

What is 'safe in someone's hands' is entirely subjective.

[Sevenlima]

Saban brands could be used by Hasbro too.

[Bionichute]

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Originally Posted by The Chaos Entity

Yes, and? If the rest of us don't share your opinion and would rather Power Rangers stay live action, we're allowed that opinion.

What is 'safe in someone's hands' is entirely subjective.

If Divagaox actually does work in the toy industry, this sounds way more like him not trying to burn bridges. Personally, if all the things he's said are true, then it sounds way more like Hasbro trying to increase their monopoly by buying up a potential rival franchise, and that they don't actually give a shit and are just telling us they do to make us feel better.

They are a big business, never trust them.

[The Chaos Entity]

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Originally Posted by Sevenlima

Saban brands could be used by Hasbro too.

No they couldn't. Saban Brands doesn't exist now.

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Originally Posted by Bionichute

If Divagaox actually does work in the toy industry, this sounds way more like him not trying to burn bridges. Personally, if all the things he's said are true, then it sounds way more like Hasbro trying to increase their monopoly by buying up a potential rival franchise, and that they don't actually give a shit and are just telling us they do to make us feel better.

They are a big business, never trust them.

I agree completely, honestly.

[Sevenlima]

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Originally Posted by The Chaos Entity

No they couldn't. Saban Brands doesn't exist now.

Not company, but perhaps the building could still exist.

[Vash]

Interesting reading here.

Animated Power Rangers....

I really cannot see it. I feel Hasbro wants to utilyze the live action Power Rangers based on nothing but they would alienate the existing fans and a poor biz decision.

I do think Hasbro will reboot the Rangers as Hasbro REALLY wants a shared universe. I imagine, they envision Power Rangers, Transformers and GI Joe sharing something withing the next 5 years. I can see why people wounder if it may be animated, but I assume it's about diversifying your "portfolio." Live action appeals to some, where animation does not and vice versa.

[GoseiWonder]

I wonder if Hasbro will try and make Kamen Rider work in America. I mean if you think about it, it’s still not Saban.

[The Chaos Entity]

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Originally Posted by Sevenlima

Not company, but perhaps the building could still exist.

Why are you obsessed with the building? Hasbro has several offices - they don't need it.

[Bionichute]

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Originally Posted by The Chaos Entity

Why are you obsessed with the building? Hasbro has several offices - they don't need it.

The building is still gonna be around too, probably as a warehouse for something completely unrelated.