Other toku I've finished

If you wanted a condense package of the appeal of Super Sentai through a daily life package, this series is for you, because boy this show is funny and GUT PUNCHING

Really touching final episode which has me split between it and 44 (which gets a phenomenal shoutout in Ultraman Gaia) as my favorite episode, really loved the contrast with Dan and Anne's scene from Ultraseven, since here it was them never seeing each other multiple times throught the episode and how Kyotaro is going to have to live as a warrior, having only this one moment for himself. Must recomend

Very simlar to Garo and Kuuga, with some horror VN elements

Not really atached to any of the characters but a great exploration of delinquent youths and the system dealing with them

Great-Z improved the show a lot and episode 10 got me teary eyed

Not as good as Nice Buddy, but the new cast was quite endearing and Mako was a joy the whole way through 

Very neat hero story, also helped that all important characters are played by toku heroes so they know how to get your inner 7 year old pumped

Really liked the premise of a kid having no other choice but to fight alongside an unknown robot, halfway through the show changes to a lighter tone but it wasn't a deal breaker. It was also interesting to see an AI who fights for humanity not because it necessarily sees the best in us, but because it holds us accountable for the planet's state, which is contrasted against the antagonist which is an AI that sees itself as the sole savior of humankind and is full of itself

Liked the more comedic tone and how it factored into the villains and the final act, despite being shortened due to the cancellation of the franchise, best entry in TOHO's Star God trilogy

Quite an impressive show that balances a large cast and some stand out meach fights

It grew on me by the end

Neat show but not outstanding

Fun show and the characters were charming enough, one thing that wowed was the deviation from bipedal enemies for the Ultraman knock off to fight, as well as the techniques and special effect that, while not being as good as what Tsupro was doing at the time, it was still quite ambitious

It didn't have the novelty of handling a LARGE cast like Gransazer did and the Ultraman style of directing wasn't present

It didn't go into the abstract like a Jissoji episode would, but I also didn't have history with the artist the show was celebrating

Interesting ideas, but it's definetly no Ultraman, it does however get pretty bonkers which makes it quite enjoyable and the best episodes with Takeshi serve as the foundation for SSSS Gridman

Had a few laughs, Yamashiron is a very good boy

Loveable lead with some really touching episodes, tho most of the time it can get very boring and the big mecha action is the embodiment of stock footage

It came and went

Very uninteresting with bland camera angles + the more grounded fights made the action scenes a drag despite how short they were