[Wonderbatx4]

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Originally Posted by DreamSword

Disagree. The Legacy line still has the best prop replicas we've ever seen. To the point that Once and Always used the Legacy Morphers rather than the Lightning Collection ones.

I?ll give you that and I do agree but I interpreted the question to be more so the mainline toys for the airing series. Not the collectibles.

[Dbenavidez]

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Originally Posted by Wonderbatx4

I?ll give you that and I do agree but I interpreted the question to be more so the mainline toys for the airing series. Not the collectibles.

you know bandai made toys from all of both japanese produtions of anime and tokusatsu that's why i realize power rangers is a toku production too.

[Wonderbatx4]

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Originally Posted by Dbenavidez

you know bandai made toys from all of both japanese produtions of anime and tokusatsu that's why i realize power rangers is a toku production too.

I know they also made Dragon Ball Z figures. I also acknowledge that Bandai of America and Bandai of Japan did everything separate after a certain point. RPM iirc.

[Dbenavidez]

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Originally Posted by Wonderbatx4

I know they also made Dragon Ball Z figures. I also acknowledge that Bandai of America and Bandai of Japan did everything separate after a certain point. RPM iirc.

don't forget other brands i like such as Gundam Digimon Saint Seiya one piece demon slayer my hero academia naruto Godzilla and now Ultraman.

[Guyver Spawn]

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Originally Posted by DreamSword

If Saban Brands even still existed, I'd absolutely vouch for them getting the show back. Atleast they were all in on it.

People hated Saban in the 2010s. Funny how people wanted them back during the Disney era and regreted it. And now people want them back again.

[MKDremare]

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Originally Posted by Guyver Spawn

People hated Saban in the 2010s. Funny how people wanted them back during the Disney era and regreted it. And now people want them back again.

Truly we live in a cycle.

[DreamSword]

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Originally Posted by Guyver Spawn

People hated Saban in the 2010s. Funny how people wanted them back during the Disney era and regreted it. And now people want them back again.

And? I liked the Neo-Saban Era.

[Dbenavidez]

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Originally Posted by DreamSword

And? I liked the Neo-Saban Era.

i forgot to say Power Rangers was suppost to be a franchise brand from bandai america.

[Sunred]

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Originally Posted by Guyver Spawn

People hated Saban in the 2010s. Funny how people wanted them back during the Disney era and regreted it. And now people want them back again.

No thanks, I like Saban Films more now as the company that gave me Clerks 3. We gave them one more crack at it and overall it was hit or miss. The IP needs to be handled by a company who could do it justice, preserve the legacy while pushing it forward to new grounds. Voltes V Legacy and Netflix Voltron are shows I think whoever holds the IP next should consider as reference material and pick the best practices from both shows.

[DreamSword]

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Originally Posted by Sunred

No thanks, I like Saban Films more now as the company that gave me Clerks 3. We gave them one more crack at it and overall it was hit or miss. The IP needs to be handled by a company who could do it justice, preserve the legacy while pushing it forward to new grounds. Voltes V Legacy and Netflix Voltron are shows I think whoever holds the IP next should consider as reference material and pick the best practices from both shows.

Legendary Defender is probably the worst example you could've chosen for your point, given that it's almost nothing like either Voltron or GoLion.