The Highway Buster, on the other hand, I'm still undecided on. At this point, the only reason I'd get it is for Bear-RV's Engine Soul, and that's it. I'm not big into the ranger-specific weapons, so that set's not really my thing. Plus I'm not really impressed with it anyways; same with the Junction Rifle [Go-On Green/Black's combo weapon] and Handle Blaster [the control column for the Engine-Oh G6's cockpit].
I debated getting the Go-Phone and Go-Phone Holster, but decided against it when I saw other reviews online, and how limited it is compared to more-recent cell phone-based henshin devices. I'm also keeping a fair distance away from Go-On Gold/Silver's sidearms as well; they look ugly!

If I did get the Highway Buster, (depending on what I find therein) I might sell it but then keep the Engine Soul, so it'd be incomplete in that regard.

Of course, it is my intent to cover as many of the DX Engine sets as I possibly can; I have Carrigator in the mail, and I plan to order the three Engines that make up the Seiku-Oh soon.
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There will be no vid for the DX Senpuujin from me, as I have already covered it [twice] for CDX. It'll certainly make some guest appearances in the future, but not on its own.
Although, if enough of the common folk were to chirp up...

As to the Gouraijin... I have been sitting on that one for nearly two years! -_-; I can't quite seem to be able to get beyond the robot mode's description for whatever reason. (I suspect a persistent form of Writer's Block.) I really do wanna cover it so I can move on to the Gourai-Senpuujin and beyond, but I just can't seem to be able to finish it. Maybe if I kick myself in the ass hard enough one of these days...

I do, however, have a combo review on the way- which covers the Tenku-Senpuujin, Tenku-Gouraijin, Gourai-Senpuujin Sword and Shield, and Tenku Gourai-Senpuujin. As soon as I can get JoshB to put that vid together (BTW, he's the editor in all my extended vid reviews for YouTube), it'll be posted.
I've got him chewing on the vid for Engine Gunpherd (from "Go-Onger"), which I expect any day now. And I have Engine Carrigator in the mail as we speak from HobbyLink Japan.

As I type this, I'm working on the first four figures I have from the brand-new "Transformers Animated" toy line- Lugnut, Prowl, Bumblebee, and Starscream; but none of those will have a vid review.
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O.o!

(*faints*, falls off of chair with a CRASH)
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Thanks for a great review as always by the way, keep em coming.

Btw, It was you who made me watch and collect sentai-stuff to start with=)

Now, Wikipedia says it's based on a blue whale and the Spruce Goose, but I call foul on the latter. The only similarity I can see to the infamous Hughes H-4 Hercules is in the shape of the cockpit on top of the head, and the very generous wingspan. But beyond that... the horizontal stabilizers aren't supposed to be on top of the tail, and there are supposed to be eight turboprop engines. I don't even know what those gray boxes are under the wings; they look like, well, cargo containers, but for what?

Keep in mind that in order to become Seiku-Oh, Jumboale here actually turns itself upside-down, which means those wheels under the wings probably hide the head.
If I were to take a guess, I'd say that Jumboale's top attaches to the back of Speedor and Bear RV via their Engine Soul compartment door latches on the yet-to-be-named 'Engine-Oh G9'.

This DX guy's gonna be huge-!
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As to finding DVDs for you, I can't help there. The only way that I can view subbed episodes of Super Sentai nowadays is [usually] on Veoh.com and watching TV-Nihon's free subbed episodes there. (I can't find a free bittorrent program, so I can't get it directly from TV-N...)
I can tell you, though, that the scene where all of the Red Rangers from the past 24 shows appeared (known as the "Dream Team") towards the end of the direct-to-DVD "Hyakujuu Sentai GaoRanger VS. Super Sentai" (2001) as a commemoration to Super Sentai's 25th anniversary. (Power Rangers had a similar tribute in the following year's "Power Rangers Wild Force" for its own ten-year anniversary, and actually had the ten Red Rangers engaging in a battle together as opposed to its Super Sentai counterpart where the Red heroes were there simply as a moral/spirit booster to the GaoRanger in what was little more than a big half-hour slide-show.)

Having said all that, I also think that Super Sentai has lost something of itself in the last decade- at least since "TimeRanger"- that made it great and memorable. Nowadays, it's more about gimmicks and limb-swapping, which- while cool sometimes- lacks punch of the past; though the stories in the shows are still awesome. ("GekiRanger" is definitely worth watching, as is "MagiRanger", "Boukenger", and "DekaRanger".)

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And thanks for the compliment on my review(s); I get so few!
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Although I don't keep up with Super Sentai after the 1980's it great reading your reviews as you have so much detail in the review of the toy and how it fits in the show, so thanks for keeping me updated!

Cheers
LF

We'll fight them on the Beaches!