[FairyKing]

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* If y'all were given the power to make an anime adaptation that is a re-imagining/sequel/spin-off (something along the lines of SSSS Gridman, the GARO anime shows, or Futo PI) of JUST ONE SENTAI SHOW, which would it be and why? And if you have any details, like who would voice who, who'd be the key character designer, or which studio would animate it, feel free to share.

I'd go for a Lupinranger VS Patranger interquel set after most of the series but before the ending. Spoilers for that show: After the final battle, the Lupinrangers were trapped in Dogranio Yaboon's safe, until the loved ones they'd been fighting the whole time to rescue became phantom thieves themselves, broke into the prison where Dogranio was kept, and set the Lupinrangers free. So what I want is an anime movie or miniseries focused on their loved ones and that mission, like a heist movie with a sentai twist, including them temporarily becoming replacement Lupinrangers!

[Sunred]

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Originally Posted by FairyKing

I'd go for a Lupinranger VS Patranger interquel set after most of the series but before the ending.

Personal observation, LuPat is more than likely to grab the attention of Persona 5 fans when introduced because of the phantom thief element.

[FairyKing]

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Originally Posted by Sunred

Personal observation, LuPat is more than likely to grab the attention of Persona 5 fans when introduced because of the phantom thief element.

True! I watched it not long after playing Persona 5, and the combination got me briefly obsessed with phantom thieves XD But the obsession faded when I had trouble finding anything else with phantom thief protagonists (I still think it's a really cool concept, I'm just not as focused on it as I was back then)

[Mesnick]

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Originally Posted by Sunred

* If y'all were given the power to make an anime adaptation that is a re-imagining/sequel/spin-off (something along the lines of SSSS Gridman, the GARO anime shows, or Futo PI) of JUST ONE SENTAI SHOW, which would it be and why? And if you have any details, like who would voice who, who'd be the key character designer, or which studio would animate it, feel free to share.

I think I'll stay true to myself and choose Liveman again, just like I did for my April Fools' Day post: https://www.tokunation.com/forums/sh...d.php?p=870012
Also, speaking of Liveman now, watching Goranger, I realized that giving Green Sai boomerangs is very lazy. Especially considering that his name suggests a very popular Japanese weapon.

[TokuKnight89]

From a Sentai Introduction standpoint, the first for me was probably that special that aired one time with Austin and Walter after the Lost Galaxy episode "Redemption Day". It mentioned "Goranger" in conjunction with Zyuranger footage and (unintentionally) confused an entire generation.

It wasn't until the early 2000s when the Internet became more and more of a power player and print magazines were using these resources to keep up. The famous (and probably infamous) ToyFare included a little something-something which firmly cemented that Sentai would go up in appeal (albeit slowly). A two page blurb which was sourced from the now-legendary fansites which defined the early years of American Tokusatsu fandom.

I did this hastily with my old copy that was obtained more than 20 years ago!

Years later (but a good 17 years or so before now), I learned that CBS may have beaten everyone to the punch when I found a video narrated by Cronkite himself in which the network explored the popularity of Power Rangers in its heyday, commented on the controversy some felt over its fantasy violence, and even briefly touched on the fact that Rita is overdubbed footage! I was well aware of Sentai by that point, but the fact that network news latched onto it is both surprising and not because people have been comparing Power Rangers to Godzilla for years.

I don't have a link to the Cronkite report, but enjoy crude and blurry ToyFare photos of a write-up that still holds merit even today.

[Sh Ranger]

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* Favorite period of sentai for me would be from Turboranger to Timeranger. Dare I say, those first batch of Heisei shows were peak sentai. Not to say that shows after it weren't peak, but that period was something.

That's the entire 90s!

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* If y'all were given the power to make an anime adaptation that is a re-imagining/sequel/spin-off (something along the lines of SSSS Gridman, the GARO anime shows, or Futo PI) of JUST ONE SENTAI SHOW, which would it be and why? And if you have any details, like who would voice who, who'd be the key character designer, or which studio would animate it, feel free to share.

I'm only an anime casual, but if I was going to make an adaption, I'd probably go for something niche that would otherwise be difficult or expensive to do in Tokusatsu.

• Shinkenger x Rurouni Kenshin crossover.
• King-Ohger sequel that explores more of Terra.
• Minase Inori cast as Hymeno Ran.

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Originally Posted by Mesnick

Also, speaking of Liveman now, watching Goranger, I realized that giving Green Sai boomerangs is very lazy. Especially considering that his name suggests a very popular Japanese weapon.

Rhi-know what you mean.