The garbage truck took them to the sets of Super Megaforce

I friggen love the thumbnail/title card. Linkara holding Troy and pointing to Marvelous and having a look that says "This is what you SHOULD have been like!".

"Drink me in, people" is pretty much all of Captain Marvelous' personality

We've been making jokes about how Troy is more robotic than the actual robot. Now, we can also say that the alien is more human than the actual human

The weird thing is, the theme of courage was handled a lot better in Magiranger itself, at least from the few episodes I've seen. They also had a recklessly impulsive Red Ranger, and the reason why he couldn't morph was because he mistook well-meaning recklessness (such as climbing a building to retrieve a little girl's lost balloon) for courage. It's only when he stands up to a monster he's afraid of to protect his family that he's truly courageous enough to get magical power.

Everytime Linkara reuploads a Power Ranger video, an angel groans at Saban.

The main character not knowing about the other sentai makes this pretty easy to start

Considering how many Shonen protagonists just power through in defiance of all reason, limitation, and suspense... yeah it seems about right that they mistake recklessness for courage.

Odd how in Gokaiger the main five rangers are from outer space and only the silver ranger is from Earth but in Super Megaforce, all main five rangers are from Earth whereas only the silver ranger came from space. Yeah very opposite of one another.

I feel kinda bad, but when I saw the Sentai version of Doggy Cruger, I laughed my ass off. He'd be impossible to take seriously if that's what he looked like in SPD. I'm so glad they put together that truly great animatronic head for him in the U.S. version, that thing deserved serious props for their ingenuity.

I loved the ring of fire escape.

Pirates, lazors, aliens, fighting, explosions and giant killbots. I bet the boardmeeting sounded like

Funny enough Gokaiger was the first season of a Sentai team I had ever seen. But I did really get into it. I never felt lost other than like a couple wink and nod moments later on (like an appearance by an actor who played two rangers on two different teams). Series showed tremendous respect (to me) to the team history. I liked the idea of the Rangers actually having to prove themselves worthy of a legacy, and their arc of growing up from carefree pirates to noble defenders of the galaxy as a whole.

"This episode would probably be taken down!"

You just gotta love the thumbnail

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Knock it off youtube leave linkara’s videos alone.

In case it hasn't been said yet, Gokaiger were literally "pirated" versions of the other Sentai.

I'd say the Magiranger episode is more about not letting fear get in the way of what you can do.