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Dessa
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Looks like they're picking up the pace a bit. I can't wait until I can buy Gokaiger and Go-Busters!
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NJ_
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Won't be too long before they release Timeranger, I've been buying the sets but that's one I'm looking forward to the most.
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fuuma_monou
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Shout! Factory is only releasing Super Sentai shows that were used for Power Rangers, right? Wonder if the pre-PR Jetman might have a chance at being licensed.
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TheOtakuX
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[quote="fuuma_monou"]Shout! Factory is only releasing Super Sentai shows that were used for [i]Power Rangers[/i], right? Wonder if the pre-PR [i]Jetman[/i] might have a chance at being licensed.[/quote]
Probably not unless they get caught up & the sets keep selling well. |
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Punch Drunk Marc
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Same. I also wanna snatch up Shinkenger whenever they get around to it. |
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veemonjosh
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They previously said that they do have access to the 15 pre-Zyuranger series (as in Toei is open to licensing them to Shout Factory), but their focus at the moment is the series that were adapted into Power Rangers (plus Go-Busters and Toqger when they get there). They'll eventually look into the older shows if/when they get closer to the current Sentai. Assuming they're speeding up the releases to three series a year, it'll take till 2024 to get to Kyuranger, so strap yourself in for a long wait. |
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Kadmos1
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Just look at this company's catalog and you will see they are a nostalgic-powered company.
If you want to go real old-school!, Shout! has some "Best Of" moments from "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" |
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Aresef
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Megaranger isn't news--that was announced a few months back. But they are picking up the pace, it seems like.
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fuuma_monou
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Thanks for the detailed reply. |
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AkaRed
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I wonder if they will sale them by pack because brought not one but for exemple five Super Sentai season would be nice.
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Tempest_Wing
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Same. I also wanna snatch up Shinkenger whenever they get around to it.[/quote]
If they keep doing two a year, they'll get to Shinkenger by 2023. |
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