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It still feels like there's an issue that appears that very little people seem to realize: Power Rangers is not Super Sentai. They aren't aimed at the same audience, and heck, they aren't aimed at the secondary demographic, either.
Culturally, certain things can be done in Sentai that can't in PR. Power Rangers has the difficulty of working with Sentai footage, but it isn't a handicap.
Writing, yes, we can hope for good writing, but its a kids show. Sometimes competency is all that be guaranteed.
Super Megaforce is not Gokaiger. It shouldn't be held up to Gokaiger's standards.
Power Rangers ≠ Super Sentai...hasn't been the case from the inception of the series. And never will be even if adaptations go tit for tat.
Saban has yet to deliver on competency because if there was ever some delivered it hasn't showed up in the 20 episodes of Megaforce that I've watched.
So please let me know what standards I should set the middling show to that hasn't done anything yet?
We all at this point have the same information to make some kind of inference to the quality of the adaptation and it isn't looking good.
My current qualms has nothing to do with a comparison from original to adaptation. It is in combination however with what we do know where I can try to figure something out based on such information.
My whole issue is how this was being touted as the 20th Anniversary and how it hasn't really delivered on that in any way as of this post. Maybe that'll change and Super Megaforce will hit the same upswing Super Samurai did. Or it'll stay middling and I'll just tune in when the Legend War plays out in the end and save myself the trouble. We'll see.