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Before I begin two things. One I'm extremely happy that this product came four days early! And two I'm only six episodes in but this season marks the very first time that I saw it's Super Sentai counterpart first rather then seeing Power Rangers and then it's Japanese counterpart. So to start of as most of you know or didn't cause I didn't until 2013 that the Power Rangers franchise borrows Japanese fight footage from a long going series called "Super Sentai".
For the twenty second season of Power Rangers the season is adapted from "Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger" a series that has a near completely different plot. which I'm happy to see as the very first episode of Dino Charge has no Sentai footage at all to start a Power Rangers plot of a alien named "Keeper" who put the trust of ten different dinosaurs with the ten energems to protect from a bounter hunter named "Sledge" but when Sledge's asteroid was accidentally released (yes an asteroid was his) the asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs causing the energems to be lost. But not forever. Fast forward to present time you immediately fall in love with the characters who truly have personality that shines . Within the first two lines from Shelby alone she became a new fan favorite of mine! With Shelby comes Tyler, Chase, Koda (a caveman whose actually thousands of years old due to the energems meaning the Power Rangers won't age as well) and Riley as they "Unleash the Power" to find the other five missing energems that "Sledge" who returned from a temporary setback millions of years ago wants to find to use for his own purposes.
As someone whose seen "Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger" before "Power Rangers Dino Charge" it's awesome to see the similarities and differences between the two shows such as when Tyler says "It's Going to Get Wild" which is what his red ranger Japanese counterpart "Diago" says which I'm honestly happy they kept that in. While Curio here is a male in Kyoryuger she's a female. The Kyoryugers danced during their morphs while in Dino Charge they do not which is understandable due to cultural differences. Overall I'm automatically in love with Dino Charge which is a huge step forward from Super Megaforce that struggled constantly to be it's own unique series (although I still love both Megaforce seasons anyway despite the problems). I seriously feel the show is able to stand on it's own without being a carbon copy off of Super Sentai to a T. Yes there will always be stories that are similar even the tooth episode here is similar in it's counterpart series but I feel this series focuses more on it's own story line with new characters such as Keeper and Sledge (that have no Japanese counterparts) then trying to follow it's Super Sentai storyline! Not to mention the theme song alone is the most powerful and vocally diverse theme ever to be made in a Power Ranger series telling it's viewers you really are in for an awesome treat!
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Dino Charge Stands On It's Own! Because It's Going To Get Wild....
Before I begin two things. One I'm extremely happy that this product came four days early! And two I'm only six episodes in but this season marks the very first time that I saw it's Super Sentai counterpart first rather then seeing Power Rangers and then it's Japanese counterpart. So to start of as most of you know or didn't cause I didn't until 2013 that the Power Rangers franchise borrows Japanese fight footage from a long going series called "Super Sentai".For the twenty second season of Power Rangers the season is adapted from "Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger" a series that has a near completely different plot. which I'm happy to see as the very first episode of Dino Charge has no Sentai footage at all to start a Power Rangers plot of a alien named "Keeper" who put the trust of ten different dinosaurs with the ten energems to protect from a bounter hunter named "Sledge" but when Sledge's asteroid was accidentally released (yes an asteroid was his) the asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs causing the energems to be lost. But not forever. Fast forward to present time you immediately fall in love with the characters who truly have personality that shines . Within the first two lines from Shelby alone she became a new fan favorite of mine! With Shelby comes Tyler, Chase, Koda (a caveman whose actually thousands of years old due to the energems meaning the Power Rangers won't age as well) and Riley as they "Unleash the Power" to find the other five missing energems that "Sledge" who returned from a temporary setback millions of years ago wants to find to use for his own purposes.As someone whose seen "Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger" before "Power Rangers Dino Charge" it's awesome to see the similarities and differences between the two shows such as when Tyler says "It's Going to Get Wild" which is what his red ranger Japanese counterpart "Diago" says which I'm honestly happy they kept that in. While Curio here is a male in Kyoryuger she's a female. The Kyoryugers danced during their morphs while in Dino Charge they do not which is understandable due to cultural differences. Overall I'm automatically in love with Dino Charge which is a huge step forward from Super Megaforce that struggled constantly to be it's own unique series (although I still love both Megaforce seasons anyway despite the problems). I seriously feel the show is able to stand on it's own without being a carbon copy off of Super Sentai to a T. Yes there will always be stories that are similar even the tooth episode here is similar in it's counterpart series but I feel this series focuses more on it's own story line with new characters such as Keeper and Sledge (that have no Japanese counterparts) then trying to follow it's Super Sentai storyline! Not to mention the theme song alone is the most powerful and vocally diverse theme ever to be made in a Power Ranger series telling it's viewers you really are in for an awesome treat!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2017
For the twenty second season of Power Rangers the season is adapted from "Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger" a series that has a near completely different plot. which I'm happy to see as the very first episode of Dino Charge has no Sentai footage at all to start a Power Rangers plot of a alien named "Keeper" who put the trust of ten different dinosaurs with the ten energems to protect from a bounter hunter named "Sledge" but when Sledge's asteroid was accidentally released (yes an asteroid was his) the asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs causing the energems to be lost. But not forever. Fast forward to present time you immediately fall in love with the characters who truly have personality that shines . Within the first two lines from Shelby alone she became a new fan favorite of mine! With Shelby comes Tyler, Chase, Koda (a caveman whose actually thousands of years old due to the energems meaning the Power Rangers won't age as well) and Riley as they "Unleash the Power" to find the other five missing energems that "Sledge" who returned from a temporary setback millions of years ago wants to find to use for his own purposes.
As someone whose seen "Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger" before "Power Rangers Dino Charge" it's awesome to see the similarities and differences between the two shows such as when Tyler says "It's Going to Get Wild" which is what his red ranger Japanese counterpart "Diago" says which I'm honestly happy they kept that in. While Curio here is a male in Kyoryuger she's a female. The Kyoryugers danced during their morphs while in Dino Charge they do not which is understandable due to cultural differences. Overall I'm automatically in love with Dino Charge which is a huge step forward from Super Megaforce that struggled constantly to be it's own unique series (although I still love both Megaforce seasons anyway despite the problems). I seriously feel the show is able to stand on it's own without being a carbon copy off of Super Sentai to a T. Yes there will always be stories that are similar even the tooth episode here is similar in it's counterpart series but I feel this series focuses more on it's own story line with new characters such as Keeper and Sledge (that have no Japanese counterparts) then trying to follow it's Super Sentai storyline! Not to mention the theme song alone is the most powerful and vocally diverse theme ever to be made in a Power Ranger series telling it's viewers you really are in for an awesome treat!
Dino Charge Stands On It's Own! Because It's Going To Get Wild....
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2017
Before I begin two things. One I'm extremely happy that this product came four days early! And two I'm only six episodes in but this season marks the very first time that I saw it's Super Sentai counterpart first rather then seeing Power Rangers and then it's Japanese counterpart. So to start of as most of you know or didn't cause I didn't until 2013 that the Power Rangers franchise borrows Japanese fight footage from a long going series called "Super Sentai".Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2017
For the twenty second season of Power Rangers the season is adapted from "Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger" a series that has a near completely different plot. which I'm happy to see as the very first episode of Dino Charge has no Sentai footage at all to start a Power Rangers plot of a alien named "Keeper" who put the trust of ten different dinosaurs with the ten energems to protect from a bounter hunter named "Sledge" but when Sledge's asteroid was accidentally released (yes an asteroid was his) the asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs causing the energems to be lost. But not forever. Fast forward to present time you immediately fall in love with the characters who truly have personality that shines . Within the first two lines from Shelby alone she became a new fan favorite of mine! With Shelby comes Tyler, Chase, Koda (a caveman whose actually thousands of years old due to the energems meaning the Power Rangers won't age as well) and Riley as they "Unleash the Power" to find the other five missing energems that "Sledge" who returned from a temporary setback millions of years ago wants to find to use for his own purposes.
As someone whose seen "Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger" before "Power Rangers Dino Charge" it's awesome to see the similarities and differences between the two shows such as when Tyler says "It's Going to Get Wild" which is what his red ranger Japanese counterpart "Diago" says which I'm honestly happy they kept that in. While Curio here is a male in Kyoryuger she's a female. The Kyoryugers danced during their morphs while in Dino Charge they do not which is understandable due to cultural differences. Overall I'm automatically in love with Dino Charge which is a huge step forward from Super Megaforce that struggled constantly to be it's own unique series (although I still love both Megaforce seasons anyway despite the problems). I seriously feel the show is able to stand on it's own without being a carbon copy off of Super Sentai to a T. Yes there will always be stories that are similar even the tooth episode here is similar in it's counterpart series but I feel this series focuses more on it's own story line with new characters such as Keeper and Sledge (that have no Japanese counterparts) then trying to follow it's Super Sentai storyline! Not to mention the theme song alone is the most powerful and vocally diverse theme ever to be made in a Power Ranger series telling it's viewers you really are in for an awesome treat!
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