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Sentrize
Sentrize by Big Will(y) Waines May 29, 2020
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sentai
a subgenre of tokusatsu which features a team of multicolored clad heroes usually (but not always) five in number.First official sentai is 1975's GORANGER. Super Sentai is further defined as sentai with giant robots, which began with 1979's BATTLE FEVER J. Since 1993, Saban has been importing Toei's sentai programs and adapting them for American audiences as Power Rangers.
Super Sentai
{Also known Sentai} Ever heard of Power Rangers? If so,do you think America came up with all those good things by their self? NO! Sentai is the original Power Rangers. Alot of the action film and othern footage from PR nis from Sentai. Don't believe me? Here are some facts:
Sentai has been filming since 1970 while PR has been from the 90s
If you take a good, close look at MMPR and other early PR seasons, you might see a mishap in coustume as where the yellow ranger is a girl but is missing her skirt or somethiing like it.
Sentai is 3 seasons ahead of PRs, while PRMF is on America in 2013 the original version of it Tensou Sentai Goseiger was made in 2010
The plots are clearly better and way more thought out.
There are 15 sentai seasons that PR fans we never see in english because America didn't start adapting Sentai's Zyuranger (MMPR) until 1993
Sentai is more for teens and more mature people while PR is just for children.
To wrap things up Super Sentai was made from Japan somewhere in the 70s, and is basically the original Power Rangers.
Sentai has been filming since 1970 while PR has been from the 90s
If you take a good, close look at MMPR and other early PR seasons, you might see a mishap in coustume as where the yellow ranger is a girl but is missing her skirt or somethiing like it.
Sentai is 3 seasons ahead of PRs, while PRMF is on America in 2013 the original version of it Tensou Sentai Goseiger was made in 2010
The plots are clearly better and way more thought out.
There are 15 sentai seasons that PR fans we never see in english because America didn't start adapting Sentai's Zyuranger (MMPR) until 1993
Sentai is more for teens and more mature people while PR is just for children.
To wrap things up Super Sentai was made from Japan somewhere in the 70s, and is basically the original Power Rangers.
"Do you still watch Power Rangers?"
"Fuck no, I watch the real things from Japan, Sentai."
"How do you understand it?"
"With eng subs, duh"
"Eww, sound like a lot of work for super seetai."
"Shut up, it's Super Sentai idiot.
"Fuck no, I watch the real things from Japan, Sentai."
"How do you understand it?"
"With eng subs, duh"
"Eww, sound like a lot of work for super seetai."
"Shut up, it's Super Sentai idiot.
Super Sentai by Palindromer>.< November 16, 2013
Lepor Sentarka
A phrase that has no meaning. Intended to respond to a statement. Abbreviations such as Lep and Sen are common.
Lepor Sentarka by Ruc2002 March 12, 2021
Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger
Japanese Super Sentai series that aired in the early 90's. Basic principle- An evil witch called Bandora is released and so a group of 5, later 6 heroes are given dino bucklers, which they use to turn into the Zyurangers, to fight the monsters Bandora sends down. Generally considered a less good series in the 3 decade old franchise. Zyuranger (pronounced Juuranger) was the basis of the Saban 1993 'Mighty Morphin Power Rangers' which utilised the footage of the suits and mecha, splicing it with american filmed actors and often mediocre dubbing jobs to create a cheap kids TV show that too this day is hugely admired by all ages.
Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger by Tom O'Malley November 8, 2007
Sentrimental
Sentrimental by MeemoJaded March 22, 2009
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