Comments on: Dia Jack http://www.collectiondx.com/node/1604 CollectionDX-Japanese Toys - Toy Reviews, Toy News and Toy Collections. Soul of Chogokin, Japanese Robots | International Toy Culture en Thu, 07 Jun 2007 17:13:02 -0400 Drupal TotalFeeds Module Comments on: Dia Jack http://www.collectiondx.com/node/1604 http://www.collectiondx.com/Image-Lib/feedlogo.png 144 37 Sentai http://www.collectiondx.com/node/1604%2523comment-365 Yes, both Goranger & JAKQ are considered "Sentai" shows, The "Super" was only added later for your above reasons but has since been included in the "Super Sentai" cannon. Regardles I would still love to hook up with Heart Queen and Dyna Pink....<p> I love your articles mate!<p> Cheers!<P> Leonardo We'll fight them on the Beaches! Yes, both Goranger & JAKQ are considered "Sentai" shows, The "Super" was only added later for your above reasons but has since been included in the "Super Sentai" cannon. Regardles I would still love to hook up with Heart Queen and Dyna Pink....

I love your articles mate!

Cheers!


Leonardo

We'll fight them on the Beaches!


]]> Thu, 07 Jun 2007 17:13:02 -0400 uplandmod http://www.collectiondx.com/node/1604%2523comment-365 "JAKQ" was... http://www.collectiondx.com/node/1604%2523comment-363 ...and is [so far] the only season of Super Sentai to be ended early (only 35 episodes) due to poor ratings. Whereas the first Super Sentai series, "<em>Himitsu Sentai GoRanger</em>", ran for two years (1975-1977) and 84 episodes; the only one to reach both of those benchmarks. . Neither "<em>GoRanger</em>" nor "<em>JAKQ</em>" were officially considered part of the Super Sentai saga until they were added to the list in 1994, when "<em>Ninja Sentai KakuRanger</em>" was airing. One of the key reasons for this was that neither show had a giant robot in it- which is one of the requirements for being part of the <em>Super</em> Sentai saga. In fact, if it hadn't been for the relative success of the non-Super Sentai, <em>tokusatsu</em> series "<em>Spider-Man</em>" and his own transforming robot <a href="http://www.collectiondx.com/node/1227"><strong>Leopardon</strong></a> and Toei Co. Ltd's partnership with American comic book publisher Marvel Comics, the next Super Sentai series, "<em>Battle Fever J</em>" would not haver been possible, and thus featured the first giant robot for the saga, the <a href="http://www.collectiondx.com/node/877"><strong>Battle Fever Robo</strong></a>. ...and is [so far] the only season of Super Sentai to be ended early (only 35 episodes) due to poor ratings. Whereas the first Super Sentai series, "Himitsu Sentai GoRanger", ran for two years (1975-1977) and 84 episodes; the only one to reach both of those benchmarks.
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Neither "GoRanger" nor "JAKQ" were officially considered part of the Super Sentai saga until they were added to the list in 1994, when "Ninja Sentai KakuRanger" was airing. One of the key reasons for this was that neither show had a giant robot in it- which is one of the requirements for being part of the Super Sentai saga. In fact, if it hadn't been for the relative success of the non-Super Sentai, tokusatsu series "Spider-Man" and his own transforming robot Leopardon and Toei Co. Ltd's partnership with American comic book publisher Marvel Comics, the next Super Sentai series, "Battle Fever J" would not haver been possible, and thus featured the first giant robot for the saga, the Battle Fever Robo.


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