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Sentai Go-onger Review
When
I was a kid, I loved Power Rangers. I loved the action, I loved then
characters, I loved the mecha fights, I loved the villains, and basically I
loved everything about the show. I watched it religiously; right up instill
Power Rangers SPD. I started sleeping in more, so I would miss the initial
broadcast, and I just started to drift away. I would sometimes watch a random
episode if I would happen to catch it, but I was no longer invested. But then
college happened. It was here that I found a love of tokusatsu, and I learned
where the action scenes and some of the plots for Power Rangers came from. I was
ecstatic, and decided to watch some of the more recent seasons. I watch Jungle
Fury, and liked it well enough, it has some problems but overall I feel it is
an underrated season. And then I watched Power Rangers RPM at the insistence of
a friend, and it was amazing. A post-apocalyptic Power Ranger season with
little filler episodes, good acting, a great plot, and some of my favorite
characters in the show since Adam and Tommy from the old seasons, made this one
of the best seasons of Power Rangers since In Space. With this knowledge, I
decided to watch the RPM’s Sentai equivalent, and let me tell you I am still
recovering from the whiplash. But let’s not get ahead of ourselves. This is
Engine Sentai Go-onger.
