[uchihabro77]

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Originally Posted by Brainchild

The director has to be telling Robo Knight's actor to talk slowly so that kids can pick up what he's saying. I refuse to believe anyone can act that poorly without recognizing it.

If thats the reason, then why have his voice like that in the first place?

[Starscream Gaga]

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Originally Posted by Klonoahedgehog

Well i stopped watching that one after the first few episodes because the acting wasn't all that great. Everybody in Megaforce (except Troy of course) can act better than them.

Can they though? I'm not so sure.

But I actually don't think Samurai was worse then Megaforce. It was lazy and had terrible acting, but it at least had a story it was telling and some substance to the episodes and the characters had actual personality traits beyond just being stereotypes. You finish an episode and you feel like you finished an episode, if that makes sense? With Megaforce, everything in between Goseiger footage is just a rushed blur that is immediately forgettable. The "stories" are about 5 minutes of the episode max and get barely any time to develop whatsoever, with the last two minutes (like, literally as the credits are rolling) being a really quick conclusion to what little actual plot the episode had. Look at the "bullying" story of that one Troy feature episode for example. There were literally two scenes with the bullies; one where Troy stopped the bullying and one where they suddenly were nice and there was no in between.

[Klonoahedgehog]

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Originally Posted by Starscream Gaga

Can they though? I'm not so sure.

But I actually don't think Samurai was worse then Megaforce. It was lazy and had terrible acting, but it at least had a story it was telling and some substance to the episodes and the characters had actual personality traits beyond just being stereotypes. You finish an episode and you feel like you finished an episode, if that makes sense? With Megaforce, everything in between Goseiger footage is just a rushed blur that is immediately forgettable. The "stories" are about 5 minutes of the episode max and get barely any time to develop whatsoever, with the last two minutes (like, literally as the credits are rolling) being a really quick conclusion to what little actual plot the episode had. Look at the "bullying" story of that one Troy feature episode for example. There were literally two scenes with the bullies; one where Troy stopped the bullying and one where they suddenly were nice and there was no in between.

I see what you mean, but i can't explain it i just enjoy Megaforce more than Samurai.

[KRX]

I enjoy Megaforce over (Super) Samurai because the actors have enough charisma to win me over in their performances (yes, even Troy). There's also the sense of fun I feel from watching the show. It's not for everyone, but I do enjoy it for what it is.

[Sentai]

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Originally Posted by KRX

I enjoy Megaforce over (Super) Samurai because the actors have enough charisma to win me over in their performances (yes, even Troy). There's also the sense of fun I feel from watching the show. It's not for everyone, but I do enjoy it for what it is.

I watch for Gia. I do.

[uchihabro77]

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Originally Posted by Sentai

I watch for Gia. I do.

Right there with ya Sentai, Ciara Hana is the only reason Ill watch, I cant wait for Super Megaforce, Ill feel like you do when Gia is Moune, since Gia will be Luka as well.

[Locke]

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Originally Posted by Starscream Gaga

Can they though? I'm not so sure.

But I actually don't think Samurai was worse then Megaforce. It was lazy and had terrible acting, but it at least had a story it was telling and some substance to the episodes and the characters had actual personality traits beyond just being stereotypes. You finish an episode and you feel like you finished an episode, if that makes sense? With Megaforce, everything in between Goseiger footage is just a rushed blur that is immediately forgettable. The "stories" are about 5 minutes of the episode max and get barely any time to develop whatsoever, with the last two minutes (like, literally as the credits are rolling) being a really quick conclusion to what little actual plot the episode had. Look at the "bullying" story of that one Troy feature episode for example. There were literally two scenes with the bullies; one where Troy stopped the bullying and one where they suddenly were nice and there was no in between.

I'm so glad someone put this into words, this has been exactly my problem with the show as well. It's like watching showa Kamen Rider where 95% of the episode is fighting, and then there is about 5% where our hero stares into space and does fuck all.

From the way characters speak, and the assumed time skips between the non-action stuff, stuff is happening between the fighting but for whatever reason we never see any of it. Leaving the whole thing to be this nauseatingly rushed mess that gives you absolutely no reason at all to care about anything.

I guess at least the two female Rangers are babes, especially Christina Masterston. Thank you Megaforce, for pointing me in the direction of her modelling career.

[Eric]

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Originally Posted by Sentai

I watch for Gia. I do.

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Originally Posted by uchihabro77

Right there with ya Sentai, Ciara Hana is the only reason Ill watch.

Same here.

[AkibaSilver]

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Originally Posted by Sentai

I watch for Gia. I do.

Moune's gonna start feeling rejected