Since we got debut of Don Murasame since if he will be rebranded version of staceaser do you think most likely he will get an main mech for him since we already got an alter if so you think most likely his mech should be based off of don onitaijin and don doragoku mech as fused would like to see them do for this ranger since maybe they will bring ideas over from zenkaiger

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So i want to ask whole community here since super sentai existed for almost 46 years now from dragonranger to jiro momotani which sentai show do you think had a longest record for them to summon their mech for the show compair to the main 5 team and which show you think had a longest record for a 6th ranger to debut not counting as some show where they debut in episode 8 like how power rangers does so what do you think which show had a longest record for 6th ranger or the mech for it

So Tsubasa finally gets some focus and now all I can think about is Waluigi because of his silly evil voice.

“Warubasa”: Waaaah!

Aside from that we do get important bits, the villains are quickly learning the civilian identities of their enemies little by little, which is concerning. We now know the how and why of Tsubasa losing Natsumi and his fugitive status and…Gooooo Green Raaaanger Go!

Sorry, had to do it.

Anyway, what did you think of this tale soaring on the wings of love? Comment below!

Next week: *Jaws theme plays* Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the festival, a new terror lurks in the deep…and it knows ninjitsu. Jaws 20: Fin-ja Assassin, this time….it is super..ultra really personal.

Power Rangers started in 1993, but did you know there were two attempts to bring Super Sentai to America way before Saban even thought of Power Rangers?

The first has something to do with Stan Lee. (best known for his work on Marvel stuff, wont go in depth on that) Following a collaboration with Toei with ''Supaidaman (1978) and ''Battle Fever J (1979)'', he came across Sun Vulcan in 1981, which he absolutely loved. His idea was to bring it to America. His idea was ignored by most big television networks.

Then came Haim Saban, the man behind Power Rangers. He was on a business trip to Japan in 1984, when he saw Choudenshi Bioman on TV, he loved it, so he wanted to bring it to America. Instead of dubbing, he thought to remove screenplay of Japanese actors, and replace them with Americans so it would look like Americans were playing it, causing the Bio-Man pilot to be made in 1986. Guess what? Rejected. Until 1992.

When Zyuranger aired, Saban was interested because it was directed to children and teens alike, also given it's dinosaur theme. He pitched the idea again with a 1992 unaired pilot, and this time they accepted for the same reason, beginning in 1993 the famous franchise we know and love today.

What do you think of this?