Let’s rewind back to when the news first broke that Saban Brands would be adapting Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger instead of Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters as the Power Rangers season following the huge, epic amazing anniversary season that was Super Megaforce. Continue reading
So there’s a thread at Rangerboard asking people to list their top 5 seasons of Power Rangers and Super Sentai. Here’s my list which I’ll also post here/ =)
SUPER SENTAI
I only started watching Sentai with Shinkenger.
1. Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters – Amazing. It featured a strong, dramatic, emotional storyline, but didn’t forget to have a little fun to help put things into perspective. It had legitimate and truly surprising twists that kept things exciting. The tweaked formula helped the season feel fresh. It had a large group of likeable characters (human and not) and a deliciously crafty and slick villain. It had a great, talented cast. But maybe, most importantly, Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters started a journey and satisfyingly concluded it. And that conclusion couldn’t have worked without having plenty of heart and emotional connection. Continue reading
TYPE OF REVIEW 
: GOOD OL’ REVIEW
Lots of spoilers!
After the beautiful film that is Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters Returns vs. Dōbutsu Sentai Go-Busters, I finally got my hands on the Go-Busters vs Gokaiger movie. And while it wasn’t as completely satisfying as the Dobutsu Go-Busters were, it still packed a great emotional punch. Continue reading
TYPE OF REVIEW : GOOD OL’ REVIEW
Lots of spoilers!
I didn’t care what anyone said (or says, even today!). But I loved Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters. It had everything I look for in a Sentai or Power Rangers season.
I’ve definitely been missing it lately, even though I like Kyoryuger just fine. So as soon as I found out the Go-Busters V-Cinema was subbed, you can bet I watched it immediately.
Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters Returns vs. Dobutsu Sentai Go-Busters is fun, exciting and surprisingly full of heart. Certainly qualities the series had, but here, taken to outrageously hilarious heights.
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TYPE OF REVIEW : HINDSIGHT REVIEW
Lots of spoilers.
It was my fourth Super Sentai series and I can confidently say Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters may be my favorite one so far.
It was an experimental season that toyed with formula. It featured a dramatic, emotional storyline, but didn’t forget to have a little fun to help put things into perspective. It had legitimate and truly surprising twists that kept things exciting. It had a large group of likeable characters and a deliciously crafty and slick villain.
In other words, it had everything I look for in a Sentai (or Power Rangers for that matter) series. Continue reading
The Go-Busters are fine, but separated. They decide to meet up at Jin’s hangar, but Enter has other plans. He fires at Hiromu, Yoko, Nick and Usada.
Enter henshins into a modified Red Buster and attacks the others. He uses Hiromu’s own moves to fight them.
Hiromu henshins again and they all go Powered Custom to give Enter all they’ve got. They think they’ve defeated him, but he’s merely gotten stronger. He tells them he always wondered why he could never win against them, but now realizes it was just because he did not have enough data. Continue reading
Enter explains how he had inserted the 13th Messiah Card into Hiromu the day he had introduced the Cards to them. It’s a special one because all the data that had been gathered by the other cards has been transferred to it, including Enter’s own data. The Card is programmed to restore his data every time he is destroyed. That’s how Enter knew Hiromu’s weak point, as the 13th Card also gathered Hiromu’s data. Continue reading
The Go-Busters are shocked Enter is now able to use organic life forms for Metaroids and installing viruses. He explains that Messiah was nothing more than a program that grew and evolved. That’s why he put the Messiah card in himself. That’s why he had all the data gathering, including finding out Hiromu’s weak point. Continue reading
Nick and Gorisaki are helping Hiromu and Ryuji work out in the gym, but Nick notices Ryuji is out of it. Gorisaki tells them about this morning.
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