Sentai Daishikkaku

As of right now, there are only four episodes out, so take this review with a grain of salt in the future.

This show is an amazingly creative and interesting underdog story that parodies the Power Rangers “monster of the week” gimmick. We follow Fighter D, who seeks to break free of the oppressive truce decided by humanity after they defeated his monster leaders. This truce lead to a 12-year period where these fighters would shapeshift into monsters and fight the rangers in what essentially amounts to a gladiator arena. These weekly fights are then commercialized and used to promote the rangers even more. However, our ... protagonist is tired of this facade, so he seeks to dismantle the Ranger force.

On top of that insanely creative plot, this show features some of the best animation and soundtrack of the season. The action choreography is very well done and the character design and their personalities are captivating. Watching episode 4 really cemented this show as a must-watch for me even if it is criminally under-advertised due to its platform exclusivity.

Seriously, give this show a try! I myself am not particular towards this genre but it’s done very well and would strongly recommend. This is a smash hit of the season and I can’t wait to see how it unfolds.

Adaptation of Haruba Negi's manga, an author that is known for Quintuplets manga and the studio Yostar Pictures which is known for making an anime about girls playing Golf, surprisingly comes this anime about Dragon Rangers.

At first glance this show may look like just another one of those power ranger shows, but in reality it's much close to the famous Prime show "The Boys", yes, it's about supposed good guys, the rangers actually being the bad guys where supposed bad guys are the main characters and they plan and fight their way to defeat the rangers. To avoid ruining anymore fun, I'll just leave it ... at that.

It's a quite entertaining show with amazing visuals, good action, interesting writing and the character designs are just great. It also doesn't hold itself back at being brutal when needed.

In the bold attempt to create an entertaining and unique perspective of the Power Rangers world, the battle between good and evil only lasts a short while; all evil leaders are dead, and all that remains are the weak fodder (Putty Patrollers in Power Rangers). They are more or less enslaved and trapped in a weekly battle for entertainment to lose repeatedly.

The perk of being a putty may be immortality, but in this world, it seems only to grant them constant death and loss.

Well, this story is about one Putty who has had enough. He managed to learn how to shapeshift as ... a human and is determined to find a way to end this charade.

Taking an anime series in the mind of a weak, fodder monster and find a way to guide them on the path of success is always tricky to navigate, in the first three episodes it has been a fun and exciting journey. I am unsure how well it will continue, but this is an entertaining watch.

The art is subpar, and the characters seem one-dimensional, but the story and writing are what keep me watching.

If you want to watch something different, this is a good option for this season, but I also can see this anime turning out to be a terrible one down the road.