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Hasbro's Possible New Plans For a Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Reboot
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2024
- According to Jinsaku we have rumors of what Hasbros new plans are for a MMPR reoboot series.
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This is definitely the worse. They're not taking chances by not making a PR reboot series that starts off with a non-themed PR team (something like Goranger, but original). PR isn't about one theme, but many themes.
Enough with MMPR. Just move on to another sentai series and do better with the adaption. Dino Fury and the Netflix special are master classes in killing a franchise
@@johnross3012It would look like the only way possible for sentai purists to get their wish is if Hasbro sells the franchise to someone else, other than the previous owners.
@@jennings861b8 mind tell me why saban sell this franchise out to hasbro?
@@ananalparabiabi1200 I don’t know, but since it would appear that Hasbro may not have been a good idea, about everyone had been wanting the franchise sold somehow, given they can’t stand his policies and stinginess.
@@johnross3012or just do a whole team from scratch. I mean the Boom! Studios comics showed that it CAN be done! (Omega, HyperForce, Solar, etc...)
You'd think Hasbro would know better given they did this in the past with Transformers G2. Where they repacked the 80s show in the 90s thinking it would sell. It didn't, and it bombed. Putting Transformers on ice until they tossed it over to Kenner to be their problem and that's how we got Beast Wars. Which saved the brand because it did something new. In fact this MMPR reboot is just the MMPR 2010 show with extra steps. I honestly would have tolerated an MMPR reboot so long as it did something new and different to justify doing a reboot. Hell I even started brain storming ideas on how I would reboot MMPR. Even doing ideas that comic never did.
Master Vile as the main villain with Rita and Rito as his generals. Zordon part way through being free from the tube and being the white ranger, now based on Titanus, and Tommy being more an anti-hero who follows his own code of justice. Also changing the designs of the rangers and zords because I'm tired of the Zyuranger look constantly being used.
But the fact that they're just gonna redo a couple of episodes from the original show with the same 90s tone but with a new coat of paint is just an awful idea. It's like the live action Disney remakes. Except they don't have the justification of being in a brand new medium.
It was ran by Brian Goldner in the past, now it's Chris Cocks.
I make it no secret that I'm not a fan of the idea of the franchise succumbing to Green Hill Zone syndrome. But I still understand because next to just staying the course and doing more Sentai adaptation, doing Mighty Morphin with a new coat of paint is realisticly speaking; the safer option. Though the idea of just doing retellings of the old episodes just with a new coat a paint makes it sound like they're giving the show the FMA Brotherhood/Sailor Moon Crystal treatment. Like you, I hope that they they actually the show to feel modern. As in, actually making the characters feel like actual characters instead of plesantville mannequins that've been yoinked out of 1993 into the modern age. Otherwise it'd just be no different than that weird 2010 recut version.
What's Green Hill Syndrome?
I don't understand why you're so insistent on wanting Power Rangers to move away from Super Sentai. To me, that just feels wrong. I don't see PR and SS as separate, I see them as one in the same.
I agree. Power Rangers was born from Super Sentai.
@@louiswilson3653During the Disney era, Power Rangers became less of a localisation and more of an adaptation of their respective Sentai seasons, with one or two exceptions.
That is the main reason I dislike dosm.
@@TheFLAMEXD Dosm's a douche, that's all I'll say.
@@hollyredmond8688It's a very bad take, for sure.
I’m in the position of not wanting an MMPR reboot, at least in live-action form. If it is animated and in the same universe as the comics, that would be fine. It would give the comic writers more to do if they wished and the actors would only have to voice act if that is what they wish.
They wouldn't continue the comics in animation without already doing the previous comics first.
That idea sounded horrible. I'm not against a reboot of MMPR, which I know some people are screaming about, but why target a kid's audience AGAIN?? At least go for a family or young adult crowd to gain new viewers, CW's The Flash comes to mind for tone.
Or Cobra Kai
I get why you'd target a younger audience. After all who's gonna buy the toys? But at the same time why are you keeping the same 90s tone? We already saw PR try to replicate that during the Neo Saban era and everyone hated that. It's not gonna work then and it won't work now. If you want to appeal to kids while still doing MMPR then do something different. Not to mention there are plenty of kids programming that is much more mature than even content geared towards adults.
Where TF have you been since 93??
It's ALWAYS Been aimed at kids and it WILL ALWAYS Be aimed at kids.
They're the target and always will be. There is No reason to be butthurt about it
@@ChronoUchiha Or (something I came up with a long time ago, although it's too late for Has-blowjob since cutting ties with Toei), do some animated adaptations of the Sentai they dicked over (Toqger, Zyuohger, Kyuranger and no I don't consider Cosmic Fury an adaptation, LuPat, Kiramager, Zenkaiger, Donbrothers, and King-Ohger) while putting those series on separate Earths (like a multiverse) so that they feel like separate stories and sheer TF away from anything either Mighty Morphin or Zordon Era in general. Also, make them TV-14 to avoid confusion with the more kid-friendly stuff...of course while still trying to retain some of the original tones from their respective source materials.
@@nghstudios65 Can we stop it with animation, I like PR and I like animation, but much like divorced parents just because I enjoy them separately doesn't mean I don't want them to stay miles away from each other.
the persistence of having this tone and the fixation on the young demographic is probably because at PR's height of its success, those elements were present, whereas the seasons with good writing, good actors etc. were seasons that didn't necessarily sell well, hence to the execs, it would make sense to just stick to what made the earlier series successful. Not saying they're right, but just what they're probably thinking~
This is essentially what's keeping Power Rangers stagnant; the lack of taking it seriously as a superhero IP.
As stupid as Hasbro's plans are, I do wanna note that if they're serious about a similar tone to Once & Always, that would still make it more mature than Season 1.
Also, this implicitly confirms that Toei is still blocking any animated adaptation, because if Hasbro COULD go that route, they very, very much would have.
I honestly have a feeling someone would one day make an animated show inspired by power rangers/super sentai, bit NOT in the tone of the show yet NOT too grim and dark like loser ranger is, and then people would point to said show as 'a much more mature version of PR' or even 'a successor that surpassed PR in terms or audience ages and what it can do with animation'.
This is by far the worst thing they can do. This isn't even being safe. It's being soulless and not knowing what's appealing about the brand. Like you said if they really wanted to just play it safe they should have just stuck with adapting Sentai. I don't mind PR going original, but if it's not gonna be at a higher quality than the main show's production to appeal to a wider audience then what's the point?
Hasbro has been stuck appealing to nostalgia not just with Power Rangers but all their other brands too. Transformers and G.I. Joe. Transformers' best selling stuff are the Generations toys that are based off nostalgia from past shows. Not the current stuff. Meanwhile G.I. Joe is solely living off of nostalgia. The problem with banking on nostalgia is that it won't last forever. Those older audiences you're selling to are eventually gonna stop buying your stuff to focus on more important things. Then you've got the problem of what was popular in the past won't be popular with this generation. Kids aren't gonna be interested in the same 90s tone that us kids used to love because that's no longer appealing.
I agree with you and Firedrake-SP! I still suggest stick to Sentai Adapting instead of this crap they're working on. I also hope it fails and if it does, then we'll get Sentai Adaption back for the future of the series we all knew and love since our childhood.
@@Garfiled1990don’t think Toei will let Power rangers adapt Sentai anymore!
They should have done billy going to space and seeing the teams out there Space rangers, Galaxy rangers, Hyperforce rangers, Aquarar rangers. I would like to see a lightspeed ranger as an astronaut to help them. Then they find new powers on a planet or they find the zeo crystal planet from the comics. Which could grant them " not zeo" but new powers. Billy becomes a mentor or another former ranger to help lead the team. They could have even had the phantom ranger or blue senturion show up in even a small way.
They really have so much potential but they just waste it.
I 100 percent agree an animated season would be the best. They could do soooo much action and lore than they can do in live action.
I don't think that a reboot is a bad idea, but I'm curious to know why this potential idea is safer than the plans they originally had. I like the idea of having a show more tuned to a younger audience, but also having a show or series aimed for an older audience. I'm sure toy sales drive a lot of this, but I think a more "collector" based toy line from the more "mature" show would still do fine. I enjoy collecting the toys and having them as display pieces. I'm sure I'm part of a more niche crowd, but at least it would help spread a wider net audience. I still would've liked to see what the PR team could've came up with for an original idea and try it anyway.
Seems like they don’t know what they’re doing and they’re starting panic a little bit.
Six of those episodes will probably be, day of the dumpster, and the green with evil five part episode. I don’t know what the other four are going to be, if this rumor becomes true, we’ll just have to see what Hasbro thinks those other four iconic episodes are.
The green with evil five part episode might be in a sequel of sorts if this actually comes out and does well.
Yet again, I think this is another case of showing that Hasbro doesn't really give a s*** about this franchise.
i wouldnt mind this if we do something like a mix between the old MMPR and the 2017 movies with more updated suits and effects, maybe something a kin to MCU or DCU suits/designs/zords/megazords. a bigger effort on the sentai. and with a modern take but a bit more adult, im not saying thing serious with the boys but maybe something that can be enjoy by both kids and adults. more adults writing for children rather then children writing for children, almost like My little Pony where they go beyond effort, alot of people can find entertaining. in a way like a TV version of the Boom Comics
A MMPR reboot is the next logical step for PR but they need to do it in animation and adapt the comics because those stories are good enough to create a new generation of fans. A live action MMPR reboot with random writers trying to replicate the original MMPR series would be a disaster.
That is NOT the next logical step, I’m sick and tired of this MMPR meatriding bro who cares if trains don’t sell well? ADAPT TOQGER or even better adapt zyuohger, WHO cares what the fans what the fans are indecesivie of what they want. The next LOGICAL step actually is to return to the universe with 30 seasons, no more MMPR meatriding just for the next few years GOOD POWER rangers series
@@BoldDude951Toqger can only work if you set it in the UK.
@@BoldDude951 I think I got some ideas on what you might be looking for. Would you like to hear them? You don't have to say yes, but I am in desperate need to talk to someone who understands my ideas.
Hasbro killed the Power Rangers reboot. 2019-2024
As much as I like having new teams every few years, you're right that properties like TMNT and Transformers stay in public consciousness because they retain the same core lineup. There's not 100+ Turtles running around to keep track of like there are Rangers 😂
I think it would be cool to have a continuation of MMPR with Billy, Zack, Rocky, and Kat mentoring a new generation of Rangers
I'd prefer we go back to proper sentai adaptations, never bring back old characters say for an anniversary or mention the Grid ever again, because I hate how everything revolves around it now, I honestly don't like lore when it's so tedious like this. I want the focus on characters, monsters, and fights and that's all.
Use the TMNT Mutant Mayhem formula - get a team together who can revive the MMPR brand in a new and unique way that will spawn a new TV show - make it animated.
Can we stop it with animation, I like PR and I like animation, but much like divorced parents just because I enjoy them separately doesn't mean I don't want them to stay miles away from each other.
I would definitely watch it if it happens. I love Power Rangers especially the Zordon era and the Disney era and the Hasbro era. So I really hoped this happened! Power Rangers Forever.
They need to stop trying to focus on MMPR so much.
The benefit of having brand new Power Ranger seasons every year, is that they had their own separate story and characters that existed within it. There's no need to keep going back to the past, because each and every single year was a brand new way to tell the story. You don't need the originals anymore, I know that's what the general public wants but it's been there done that now. That's what they refuse to accept, the past is over and that they need to move on.
Same, though I still prefer sentai adaptations. I want them to mature while still doing that format.
I'm coming around to the idea of an animated series. The good thing about it is the actor's age or mortality doesn't matter. Take, for instance, Star Trek Prodigy. Because it was animated, all the characters looked like they did back in Voyager. Meanwhile, the real actors don't. Robert Picardo didn't age well.
How did they come up with a worse idea than the reboot they was gonna do?
They should have gone Turbo movie route of doing another special that has Billy and Zack looking for the next gen MMPR team and that leads to the next series with them
They could even save money by using one of the unadapted sentai series
With Billy & Zack make the special a bit longer then Once & Always to make it feel like a movie while they’re at it
I don't even see how adapting Sentai is a bigger risk than remaking MMPR from scratch. Especially when you're keeping the same budget but just redoing the same shit from the 90s. Like did they not learn how people hated the Neo Saban era for trying to do that? They're pretty much just doing the 2010 MMPR show but wasting more money.
@@FireFury190I agree plus isn't it cheaper yo use sentai suits and footage than having to remake all the MMPR stuff unless they literally plan to reuse MMPR old zord footage and just replace the old actors bits oh God
@@vortexalliance9938 It is. But Hasbro is still stuck in their nostalgia only sells phase. And think anything different is too great a risk. Even though doing things different and taking risks is toy brands survive. Not by playing it safe all the time.
@@FireFury190 Extacly plus they could make it MMPRish by keeping the same team for a couple years but change the zords every year like use sentais where the suits can't work but the zords can like donbrothers and boonboomger
This just makes me not like MMPR more like do they not know that they have other series to pull from?🤔
Personal they just do a crazy reset. Redo the suits, edit the story, just update it completely. If they’re embarrassed with the look and perception just change it completely.
I remember there was a table top rpg webseries called PR Day of Destiny which kinda is a reboot of MMPR except with different characters with the same mighty morphin suits, black, yellow, and green are girls and pink is a boy, and the villains are Lord Zedd with Rita and rito as generals the rest is the same.
After hearing all the news so far, yeah… this is some bad news. I should’ve talked about this previously in Dosm’s previous video when Hasbro announced that they cancelled the reboot plans, but ever since Hasbro owned the franchise, things are NOT looking good for the future of PR. The reboot plans were cancelled, Hasbro is not doing anymore sentai adaptations, they ultimately sold the toy rights to PlayMates, the lightning collection has been finished, Cosmic Fury received tons of hate and criticism…
All these situations prove the same thing DC’s been doing with Batman. Same applies to MMPR when it comes to the toys and possibly the shows. Regarding the toys, they relied TOO MUCH on MMPR these last few years, NO ONE IS GONNA BUY OTHER PR toys unless MMPR is the main focus. Also for the last few years, we got projects based around the world of MMPR when it comes to the franchise. Look, I love MMPR, cause they started the entire era, but THERE’S more to PR than JUST MMPR. Especially JDF gone. RIP. LOOK at Super Sentai guys. They have TONS of variety to watch when it comes to different shows and projects being made. We desperately DO NEED A BREAK FROM MMPR, but it SUCKS since that no American company would do that and just keep doing it over and over again.😢😢
Man, how I hate Chris Cocks a lot along with the WORST CEOS list with Bob Iger and David Zaslav.
This is the main reason I walked away from PR and delved deeper into Sentai. The current series is actually enjoyable and there's plenty of older shows to watch as well.
@@Ziko577 Agreed. Literally Sentai is still carrying and it’s getting close to be 50 years old, nearing 5 DECADES so far. I genuinely don’t even know what Hasbro’s been doing lately since they put too much time on Transformers which is their only profitable brand. The only company that I want PR to be owned at this point moving forward is Universal or Paramount(Maybe). Most presumably Universal is the best option if Hasbro is not doing anything with the franchise and ultimately selling it.
@@justinyoon2840 Hey, I got some ideas that Hasbro could never come up with, anyone want to hear them? Weird segway, I know, but I need someone to hear me out on this.
@@hollyredmond8688 What ideas are you referring to? Is it regarding Sentai adaptations or is it PR related ideas?
@@justinyoon2840 A story draft and character bios for a ToQger Adaptation, but it's super late and I'm gonna see a movie tomorrow.
am i crazy to think the least risky thing they could do is just animate the boom comics like just make an animated series of the boom comics that way they are relying on mmpr,the popularity of the comics and the cost cut of animation vs live action.and it would also technically be a reboot as well. also also it can have its elevated maturity without going to far like us old fans want
If they like to continue using MMPR
I hope they will just continue the adventure of Billy finding the soul of zordon with Minh and Zack
Then the 3 of them will help other ranger teams defeat the villain of the day
A Mighty Morphin Power Rangers reboot sounds like a bad idea. Hasbro should update the power rangers brand and focus less on MMPR. Maybe they should consider the concept of adopting Sentai's that was skipped and create original footage to make it work.
I have no issues with an MMPR reboot. And it makes total sense that they'd want to aim it at kids, while still appealing to the parents sense of nostalgia.
That said. The "Once and Always budget" concerns me. A good deal of what made MMPR cool as a kid was the zord battles and giant toku monsters. And the zord battle from O&A was like....alarmingly bad. I think a giant mistep would be either minimizing the zords, or thinking that bad-CG is a suitable replacement for good looking toku suits.
Lol. Nah, we don’t want it. At least I don’t. I wanted either something completely original OR continue Sentai adaptations. Hasbro, just let it go. Sell it to someone who has ambition and vision . It’s sad to see what they are doing with the franchise.
And I'm sorry but Power Rangers going the same route as other brands of just rebooting the same team over and over again isn't gonna work at all. The brand has already set a precedent that there can be more than one ranger team. And them having a show dedicated to them. It's already been ingrained in pop culture for the past 30 years. While a reboot of MMPR is fine, having that be the new status quo for every subsequent show isn't gonna be a good thing. Especially when you're trying to sell to kids. What worked in the past isn't gonna work with the current generation. And if kids did watch those shows in the past what's gonna make them watch the same thing again but new if nothing about it is any different?
"What worked in the past isn't going to work with the current gen" what ?
@@therussianwanderer4851 Aka the 90s tone and story telling of the original MMPR won't appeal to modern audiences. Tastes have changed from 30 years ago. Let me ask you this. When was the last time Dick Tracy was popular? Hell look at King Kong compared to Godzilla. Kong's movies before the monsterverse were the same story retold. Whereas Godzilla was always doing different types of stories and movies. Making him one of the most versatile characters in fiction. I've even see people say that Kong in the monsterverse is the best the character has ever been. Because they finally did something new and different with him. Not saying you can't tell stories that relive the classics, but you gotta do something different that isn't just copy and paste. You gotta bring a new angle to it.
@@FireFury190Thank you!
Kinda hope this would be on Amazon Prime
Animated MMPR series would be 🔥
regardless of what happens, they will have to redesign all the rangers suits, weapons, morphers, coins, enemies and zords because they will still be cutting all ties with super sentai and toei next year, also, cutting all ties with super sentai and toei would mean they could have more original enemies, weapons, powers and rangers, they could even have more than just 6 rangers
People talk about animation but license only for live action and not the animation. If happen it Will be like Macross/Robotech drama
This would be terrible
I'm not against it but I was expecting it to be done earlier before the hiatus
If it has something worth looking into, I would give the MMPR project a chance. Also characters that are mature & dramatic can still be mannequins in their own right. [The CW & soap operas are proof of that] That said, as long as the stories are relevant to PR & the heroes are generally competent good people, you can add as much depth & maturity as you want. I'm hoping for a Next Gen MMPR team, since you can do a lot with it while keeping something familiar. Anyway, I hope to get more info on the matter.
I don't see the point in rebooting and using the old material again.
Reboot and try something original while keeping the Once and Always theme going with other past teams, and if the reboot fails, add in some original teams into that universe.
THIS IS DEFINITELY GETTING WORSE!
Just go away.
Once and always gave a good opportunity going forward to have a new team take on the MMPR powers, but still be in universe to everything that's happened ala Cobra Kai.
Focus on the new team but have classic characters pop up
They should have stuck with the 2017 sequel if they're working on a new MMPR project
They won't. The 2017 movie tanked and was hated by many PR fans
@@MatthewLoh-ru1mw I enjoyed it
@@17samuraispiritred that's just you. Everyone else hated it
@@MatthewLoh-ru1mw Agree to disagree
Hasbro being unwilling to move past MMPR tells me they don't know what to do with PR. I think I'll just stick to Super Sentai.
If i owned the rights to the Power Rangers. i would do the Anime route with PR reboot. just for the reasons you mention, It's safe. and it also allows them to do a lot of cool stuff that would cause millions or billions of dollars for CGI to get it look good.
Toei would not allow it and would sue you
@@MatthewLoh-ru1mw If you copy and paste the design of the suits and zords the sentai is from i could see them doing that However you could make some changes to them, Doing that fix those issues
@@Viper_0713 maybe, but right now they don't have such designers at the moment
@@MatthewLoh-ru1mw I could also work out a deal with Teoi to use the suits and zords, just like they have been doing for years.
@@Viper_0713 good luck doing that, IF they will allow it at all
An animated show would be fine but the major problem with it is that action cartoons are very expensive to make. Moreso than what we tend to get with Power Rangers. Trying to animate a tone of fight scenes on TV show budget is a massive struggle depending on the studio you get to make it. Like if an animated Power Rangers show were to be made and the action in it is stiff and less dynamic than the shows we've had in live action it'll be mocked even more than the quality Power Rangers shows already have. Even Transformer shows tend to struggle with doing engaging action scenes. And Hasbro has been known to not really go all out even with their animated shows the further they go on. Hell Transformers Earthspark recently got a massive downgrade because they switched studios when moving to season 2. And the animation is worse than what was there in season 1. As it's being done by the same studio that made the Megamind sequel and show. And everyone has been talking about how bad those are. Even the writing. The only way I can be excited for an animated Power Rangers show is if they got the studio that made Rise of the TMNT. At least that studio would be able to capture the high octane action Power Rangers is known for and then some. But considering Hasbro doesn't want to devote that type of money into Power Rangers it's likely not gonna happen for a long time.
@@FireFury190 Transformers Energon comes to mind with Bots shooting lasers all the time in the vast emptiness of space.
@@therussianwanderer4851 Prime was also guilty of having characters constantly shooting at enemies off screen.
I still hope power rangers lightning collection continued their line especially dino fury we only left 3/6 also hope they control their quality and rerelease power rangers dino fury green
I really hope they don’t make another MMPR. I would be fine with them rebooting it if we didn’t have any other Power Ranger seasons ever. since we’ve had so many different season after mmpr that are varied in their own ways. I would like a unique original series or just a more creative adaptation of a sentai season.
Also, unrelated, but I am still mad and upset at Sabon and Hasbro for never doing another adaptation of Toqger. My beloved train sentai is forever stuck in Japan.
Yeah… If it was this or the Sentai adaptations I’d rather they stick with what they were doing. If I was Netflix I would’ve dipped too.
I feel like MMPR TO ZEO WOULD BE ENOUGH FOR ME AS MUCH AS I LIKE ALL OF THE OTHER SEASONS DEAREST TO HEART THE MOST RECOGNIZABLE WOULD BE THOSE TWO. AND IF THEY WANT TO GO THE EXTRA MILE THEN THEY COULD TAP INTO THE TURBO REALM.
The last thing I want is a remake of and old version of Rangers
If hasbro is gonna just rehash og Mmpr they might as well have just kept the original format of adapting the sentai lol.
Would it be the old actors 🤔
I am very excited for the reboot
i'm currently watching Voltron on netflix and I have to agree. an animated MMPR in that style of Voltron or even She-Ra would be a nice fresh way to retell the dino rangers for a modern audience.
Just making a cartoon
Cartoons are awesome.
That would require Hasbro to put more money into Power Rangers which they clearly don't want to do. Action cartoons aren't cheap.
@@FireFury190 well they had transformers that was like a cartoon that was came on in the 80s
@@FireFury190 hell superhero a lot of them have a cartoons spider-Man, Batman, Superman, avengers Iron Man, etc., an email the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are having own cartoon 80s and 90s
A little too early to tell if I’m in favor or oppose until it becomes set in stone! I do want an animated adaptation too though.
As long as it isn't animated by Studio Mir and is instead animated by Toei, then I'm in.
@@TheFLAMEXD As long as it would look good in terms of palette and art style is all I care for
@@manuelorozco7760Again, as long as it isn't Studio Mir.
Can we stop it with animation, I like PR and I like animation, but much like divorced parents just because I enjoy them separately doesn't mean I don't want them to stay miles away from each other.
@@hollyredmond8688Dude, there's nothing wrong with animation. Please don't dismiss it.
Hasbro sucks. End of Story. They Suck.
I want to go more RPM with it. It doesn't have to be post apocalyptic, but it had good character stuff. Should've been the worst season ever, and it is one of the best due to good writing. If you have to use the MMPR characters, do new stories. You dont have to talk down to kids to entertain them. Make it cool. Make it moving. Remove fart jokes. Find the talent, and good things will happen. Just don't have the mindset of "it didnt go viral, so it's a failure". Because then it will fail, no matter what.
I am definitely disappointed in Hasbro even if this is a rumor. I wish Hasbro actually cared about the brand like they made the fanbase think they did.
The CEO that acquired PR seemed to have cared about the franchise, but not before passing in 2021 and the new one appearing to be the Bob Iger, who got rid of the franchise in the end of the Disney era.
Very cool video mister dosmrider
Tbh, I hope and pray that this rumor isn't true
I hope it is, so Hasbro can drop the very idea of rebooting altogether and go back to proper adaptations, oh and make Cosmic Fury non canon, though that last bit may be stretching it.
This is great in the way they have a male red ranger, you can’t beat mmpr. The OG team will always be the best. I’d love a reboot but I dont want a woke power rangers that would kill it.
Here's an idea. How about continuing to adapt Super Sentai but use animation instead of live action. That seems like a safer idea to me. Plus, you would be able to create original footage.
Can we stop it with animation, I like PR and I like animation, but much like divorced parents just because I enjoy them separately doesn't mean I don't want them to stay miles away from each other.
@@hollyredmond8688 Stop saying that.
@@TheFLAMEXD But I don't want that. I'm not gonna lie about what I want.
@@hollyredmond8688Jeez, why do you have such contempt for animation?
@@TheFLAMEXD I don't, I just don't want it to have anything to do with Power Rangers, I'm a man of practicality.
What? *Why?*
Don't get me wrong, as much as all us 'real' Power Rangers fans hate it, we get it. We understand the focus on MMPR, as much as we wish they wouldn't.
But remake some season 1 episodes? What on earth is the point? The storylines weren't that amazing to begin with, and were cobbled together with what they had available to them on the budget at the time. But they're hardly noteworthy, and if you're going to be making them completely fresh and original, why use the same storylines without the necessity required due to sentai footage?
If you want to do more MMPR, fine, I guess, we get it. But make it original, FFS. An MMPR Season 4, with either the old cast or newcomes like Minh, or a mix of both, we don't care, just make it a continuation of the original with original, brand new, storylines. Or, reboot with an animated series, the same characters (use the classic actors or new actors as voice talent, we don't care), but new, original storylines that become possible thanks to the freedom of animation. Yeah, you can do Green With Evil again I guess, sure, seems it's important tot the overall storyline of the show (though even then there should be some plot-changes to it), but the monster-of-the-week episodes? Zero reason to keep them the same, even (or perhaps especially) with the translation to animation.
Can't wait for Rise of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, with Hasbro casting a 7-Foot Actor to play Zack, & he's Also the Leader of the Group.
Just stop.
Power rangers fans really need to stop comparing the live-action show to the COMICS! Like "the comics been keeping Pr alive"…… not really! The show it’s known for a live-action show, not a draw in paper!
Yeah, but the comics expanded the franchise so much more than the show. The show is known for live action, but I think it’s time to expand past that, it also lends to the stigma that power rangers is just “cheap kids show of guys in spandex punching rubber suit monsters.”
@@jeremybrooks9848Dude! The frnachise is still death if the live action ins’t around, the comic or animated format is something different
@@GGX120 how do you know? People don’t like power rangers just because it’s live action, they enjoy the premise of normal people being super heroes, the story, the characters, you know actually make it a good show. Power rangers as a franchise is more then just the live action show, the comics alone show that if handled properly it could be so much more. Look at any other action franchise and you will see as long as it’s well written and enjoyable the animation is just as loved as live action.
@@jeremybrooks9848 I'm gonna be real with you. I read the comics and to be honest I'm not a fan of the world they built. For a while it was fine but after a while I just wasn't a fan of it anymore. It didn't feel like Power Rangers to me. Not saying they didn't introduce cool new stuff. But I'll be honest the world they built just couldn't keep me hooked.
@@FireFury190 everyone is entitled to their own opinions, I will admit not everything in the comics is great, just like how not everything in the show is great. My point simply is the show needs to evolve or fade even more then it already has and going animated could be a good route, animation would remove so many limits the live action show has and it could bring in new viewers who dislike the live action.
Breaking bad😂
Powerrangers needs to move away with just being Y7
Pretty much.
Who the hell takes jinsakuu serious other than those teenagers on twitter that kiss his ass? Dosmrider, you are better than this.
His scoops about Netflix dropping PR was 100% true though. He hasn't been disproven yet.
@@KuwagataOhgerRedRanger oh, he was correct about netflix dropping a project that was announced 5 years ago that never left development hell? Stevie Wonder coulda saw that coming. You put too much faith in a man that trolls for clout.
All he does is throw out a rumor, then when it doesnt happen he covers it up with “plans changed, here’s the new plan” and repeat.
Ugh I’m tired of mmpr bro that series was trash anyway
Glad it didn’t happen, glad Hasbro is failing. Continuously beating a dead horse . Sentai should’ve kept being adapted. Just needed a better Producer and Writers.
How about adapting AkibaRanger, and using PR's history of controversies/scandals as "jokes".
No.
Oh how the future is still fearful. 😬😬😬😬 this is why I feel they shouldn't abandon sentai adoptions, yes that also hasn't been confirmed but their still are in a position where like "Oh we wanna do something original but we aren't properly prepared to." So as you said if they wanna continue the franchise just continue the sentai adoptions after all this, or for the time being at least if they still want to create something orginal but need way more time than they anticipated.
Sentai won’t be helping Power rangers anymore, like should they! Power rangers is it’s own frnachise, but it doesn’t know how to survive on it’s own
@@GGX120 right, there for sure not surviving own their own at the moment.
THIS SOUNDS TERRIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Will you get out of here?
Yay, now I have a good reason to dislike it to mask my real reason for disliking it.
What sentai purists are probably thinking by now is wishing that Hasbro would sell the franchise to someone else, other than the previous owners, who wouldn’t focus solely on MMPR.
@@jennings861b8 I just want proper sentai adaptations back, but with good writing and acting, that's all. And no mixing suits, I can't believe we've gotten to a point where I have to say that.
@@hollyredmond8688 Yeah, except this does look logical for the purists by selling the franchise to someone else, other than the previous owners, that way the purists may have their wish.
@@jennings861b8 I guess.
I’m not against a reboot but in my opinion the franchise should never been animated cause outside of adult animation the state of animation for the most part is terrible also I wouldn’t mind doing sentai adaptations without using existing footage from Japan cause we could tell a better story if we didn’t have to work around existing footage just use the suits zords weapons and morpher and I would like to see someone like max get them cause the don’t have a standout kids/teen show they can promote as a reason to get max
Don't disrespect animation again.
Well at least they're still doing tokusatsu in Japan. I was never particularly keen on the concept of Power Rangers being animated.
Why not? Animation is a good medium.
@@TheFLAMEXD Because Power Rangers being live action is what distinguished it from other super hero brands.
@@Atlanticocean.chihuahuaNo it doesn't, it makes it the same as other superhero brands.
@@TheFLAMEXDPower Rangers is Tokusatsu. You can totally do one animated--sure! Japan has done plenty of animated Toku, D.I.C.E, Get Ride:Amdriver, Garo, Ultraman, Fuuto P.I.
Its just that if you did an animated incarceration. People would like it to be an adaptation of the Boom Series. Not that it's inherently disagreeable, but I doubt that would draw in new fans to the franchise. And a lot of the original designs come across as "generic".
They had the right concept initially. A live-action children's super hero series that reboots it's concept every year.
@@Atlanticocean.chihuahuaPower Rangers can totally work in animation and frankly, I'm getting sick of live action serious shows. Animation is always dismissed as either "kids only" or "raunchy adult comedy". You can do serious storytelling with animation and Power Rangers needs that.
I think a Power Rangers reboot or Sentai adaptation would be cool if it had a Cobra Kai type of vibe. Just my opinion 😎
Cobra Kai ruined Karate Kid.
@@TheFLAMEXDno it didn’t in fact the shows better than the films tbh especially the 3rd and 4th one
@@Deity_devilNo it isn't. It's nothing but a Johnny Lawrence apologist story. We don't need that.