Tokusatsu in Review: Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger Brave

The marathon of the 2010 Dinosaur-themed Sentai and Ranger series ends with the 2017 Korean-funded sequel to the Original Kyoryuger...and a series that once again Shows that Toei REALLY should think about Firing Producer Shinichiro Shirakura.
And to think, we thought we escaped this guy for a year.

To the End of 2017, looking onwards to 2018

Tokusatsu in Review: Power Rangers Dino Charge Parts 5-9

Dino Charge enters it's 'super' Sect, as the show actually gets stupid instead of possessing a bunch of badly executed Idea's.
Maybe if they started hiring competent, experienced writers this would stop happening.

Tokusatsu in Review: Power Rangers Dino Charge Parts 1-4

The long-awaited Review of Dino Charge kicks off with impossible spacerocks, awful composers, and the tale of magic gemstones millions of years in the making...in an era of the franchise where they can't seem to do anything right.

Tokusatsu in Review: Toqger Vs Kyoryuger

The Kyoryuger-thon comes to it's ultimate conclusions...with a character-assassinating crossover that shows just how bad Yasuko Kobayashi is at teamup movies.
it comes from her doing absolutely no research into the material she is writing about.
Considering her recent work, this isn't that far from par for the course.

Tokusatsu in review: Zyuden Sentai Kyouryuger 100 years After

The KyouRyuger-thon concludes the Riku Sanjou-penned material with a trip to the future and the state of the next official successors to the beast batteries!
...eh, still better than the Korean Team.

Tokusatsu in Review: Zyuden Sentai Kyouryuger part 6

Kyoruyuger concludes it's main series with Many individual character arcs being concluded, a surprising plot twist, and Both sides reaching their respective win condition; making it a race for who's melody can be unleashed first.

Tokusatsu in Review: KyouRyuger vs Gobusters

A Massive Teamup of an unprecedented (Outside of Gokaiger) number of Sentai Members!
It's too bad they gave this to the guy who freely admits to sucking at managing larger casts.
Still better than ANYONE bar Naruhisa Arakawa would've done with this, but you can see the executive mandates as plain as day.  And yet people still ask why it didn't get adapted.