Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters

Ask Chris #249: In Defense Of Go-Busters
Ask Chris #249: In Defense Of Go-Busters
Ask Chris #249: In Defense Of Go-Busters
Q: Are there any missed opportunities in the way Super Sentai has been adapted for America? - @franzferdinand2 A: When you consider how weird it is that Power Rangers even exists in the form that it does, as this adaptation that, more often than not, has almost nothing in common with its source material other than a focus on problems that can only be solved with giant robot dinosaurs, it gets pretty difficult to figure out things that they could've done differently. I mean, when you get right down to it, they did almost everything they could've done, from stitching together pieces of multiple series into one show to throwing out everything except the robot fights and rebuilding the plot from scratch, all the way to trying to stick as close to the source as they could. But that said, there's one big missed opportunity that stands out, and it's something that happened just this year: They didn't do an American adaptation of Go-Busters.
'Power Rangers Dino Charge' To Debut On Nickelodeon in 2015
'Power Rangers Dino Charge' To Debut On Nickelodeon in 2015
'Power Rangers Dino Charge' To Debut On Nickelodeon in 2015
Following its Power Rangers Super Megaforce localization of Toei's Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger series, Saban will return to the dinosaur motif that made Mighty Morphin Power Rangers a huge hit in America back in 1993. According to USA Today, in 2015 Power Rangers Dino Charge will debut on Nickelodeon, meaning that Saban will skip the spy-themed 36th Japanese Sentai Series known as Tokumei Sentai Go-Bu