Sentai Daishikkaku

This show was quite surprising, I just randomly decided to watch it on a slow day, thinking it could be something typical and predictable... maybe an average show or such, but I ended up I getting hooked from the very first episode, and then as I kept watching, I was always impressed with how consistent the quality was.

I was always expecting that one episode where the plot and quality would start dropping or something, but it never came, instead I was always entertained, the story was hard to predict for me, I was clueless regarding what was going to happen in each episode, the characters are really likeable, the animation seems good/fine, even the tunes were catchy, idk what else to say, if you're unsure about giving this show a try, just check it out and decide if it works for you.

As a longtime Power Rangers fan, I approached "Go! Go! Loser Ranger!" with a mix of curiosity and excitement, eager to see a darker take on the beloved franchise. Unfortunately, this anime did not deliver what I was hoping for.

Firstly, the fights are lackluster. They lack the excitement and intensity that Power Rangers fans have come to expect. The choreography is unremarkable, and the battles fail to capture the thrilling energy that defines the original series.

The plot, while original, misses the mark for those seeking a Power Rangers experience. It's filled with twists and turns that, rather than being engaging, often feel forced and uninspired. The narrative lacks the magic and charm of the Power Rangers, instead presenting an anime story dressed in a Power Rangers costume.

For those hoping to scratch the Power Rangers itch, this anime is not the solution. It's an original story that doesn't quite live up to the standards set by the franchise. In essence, "Go! Go! Loser Ranger!" fails to capture the spirit and excitement that Power Rangers fans crave. If you're looking for something that truly embodies the Power Rangers experience, you'll need to look elsewhere.

Go go loser ranger is so good that I can not wait for season 3.

I hope as soon as possible the season 3 came out Love you fighter D I think in season 3 fighter D will fight with ranger force.

But, it hurts me that almost everybody knows fighter D isn't a Human Go Go loser ranger see you next season.

One of the most underrated MC I've ever seen, but when watching the first episode u might be thinking "this anime is trash" but no it's gets progressively better as it goes.

Main Character is insanely underrated (he's also suffering from identity crisis) Side characters are all great too Antagonists are nothing like I've ever seen before Plot: Above mid VA (dub): Very good This is only the season 1 I'm reviewing but I'm having high expectations about the second one But overall I really think this anime is really good.

It's nothing like you've ever seen before trust me, I've not seen the manga yet but I'm planning to take a peek at it 🙂.

Looking for Power Rangers or something like it?

Then why are you watching adult, dark, hyperviolent anime?

Fans of power rangers seeking to rekindle their love of the property can keep moving.

You've missed the entire point of Sentai Daishikkaku (Go Go Loser Ranger) if that's why you're here. Most of the bad reviews seem to be from the same people who got mediocre grades because they only read half of the directions and assumed the rest. This show was never supposed to have anything to do with the power rangers other than its references to the japanese shows from which american studio-execs chopped and screwed into western teen drama.

First of all, this is an ode to Super Sentai series AND SFX shows like it (Kamen Rider, Ultraman, etc.) - hence the ACTUAL title: Sentai Daishikkaku

i saw someone attempted to compare the choreography of human actors in a 90s action show to that of animated superheroes and monseters in a modern over-the-top, self-aware anime...that seems counterproductive when writing a review .

Power rangers is not super sentai but merely an american teen drama with super sentai action-scenes interspersed and as such the references to power rangers are merely coincidental. Google it.

Fans of anime, however, will love this refreshing narrative amongst the choking isekai (nothing against it, but its nice to have something OTHER than isekai)...its narrative is closer to The Boys than Power Rangers and be forewared, the protagonist is one of the nameless monster footsoldiers, but it is that narrative choice that puts this programme above the rest as far as originality, sense of humor, etc.