Mercen-X
10-19-2012, 06:26 PM
Herein is fanart of what a Power Ranger should look like after a battle.
The Red Ranger Never Looked So Badass! - News - GeekTyrant (http://geektyrant.com/news/2012/7/2/the-red-ranger-never-looked-so-badass.html)
The concept expresses an attitude never before seen in the American cheesefactory version of the all-time loved Japanese Super-Sentai series. Every Power Rangers series released in the U.S. has been aimed at 5-year-olds including the couple of films released which (I believed) tried to or wanted to push a little more edge on the audience in order to get more seats filled. Didn't work.
Imagine an American Team-of-Heroes series wherein the main characters didn't revert to teenaged goofballs, didn't make constant wisecracks and puns, didn't constantly talk during every fight scene, and didn't always walk away without a scratch at its conclusion. Imagine a Power Rangers movie where the Zords looked like Michael Bay's Transformers. Imagine that any monster sent to fight the rangers would not only become giants but change drastically like my personal favorite, Scorpina. Imagine a show in which everyone had to actually acknowledge the damage levied on a town by a fight between a giant robot (or two) and the giant monster(s).
If the Power Rangers series ever gets cancelled as a kids series and Michael Bay or his ilk ever get their hands on the rights, this may happen, and it may work. But I'm getting ahead of myself.
What are your thoughts?
The Red Ranger Never Looked So Badass! - News - GeekTyrant (http://geektyrant.com/news/2012/7/2/the-red-ranger-never-looked-so-badass.html)
The concept expresses an attitude never before seen in the American cheesefactory version of the all-time loved Japanese Super-Sentai series. Every Power Rangers series released in the U.S. has been aimed at 5-year-olds including the couple of films released which (I believed) tried to or wanted to push a little more edge on the audience in order to get more seats filled. Didn't work.
Imagine an American Team-of-Heroes series wherein the main characters didn't revert to teenaged goofballs, didn't make constant wisecracks and puns, didn't constantly talk during every fight scene, and didn't always walk away without a scratch at its conclusion. Imagine a Power Rangers movie where the Zords looked like Michael Bay's Transformers. Imagine that any monster sent to fight the rangers would not only become giants but change drastically like my personal favorite, Scorpina. Imagine a show in which everyone had to actually acknowledge the damage levied on a town by a fight between a giant robot (or two) and the giant monster(s).
If the Power Rangers series ever gets cancelled as a kids series and Michael Bay or his ilk ever get their hands on the rights, this may happen, and it may work. But I'm getting ahead of myself.
What are your thoughts?