Power Rangers: Gosei Sentai Dairanger - The Complete Series [Region 1] [DVD] [NTSC]

The story much Better than the Us version

It's awesome to watch.

Received my order on Saturday but only rating it 4 stars as the disc holder was broken inside the DVD and when I open the DVD up they fall out. But all in all the DVDs work fine and have watched the first 5 discs and is happy with my purchase.

Great show. If you love power rangers then you'll love this series. It's completely different to season 2 of MMPR and it also has a more mature theme compared to Super Sentai Zyuranger. The one thing I'll say about MMPR season 2 is that I love Zedd as an original creation which is something Americans haven't done in a long time. This dvd is great to add to your collection.

I like that fact that it was fast shipping, and the show was awesome!!

When I was a kid, I remember being a big fan of the Power Rangers when it was Mighty Morphin. I stopped watching the show after Season 2, losing interest in the show, as the second half of Season 2 seemed to go downhill. At the time, I didn't know they were using footage from a Japanese T.V. show. Power Rangers started out with Zyuranger footage. After Zyuragner came Dairanger, they use footage from this show in Season 2. The zords were from Dairanger. Some of the monsters we see in Season 2 were from Dairanger. Though, they kept their original Zyuranger costumes during the 2nd Season in Power Rangers, minus Tommy the White Ranger's. I'm sure very few American kids knew back then that the White Ranger/Tommy was originally played by a Japanese kid, Kou/Kibaranger. We also get a new villain in Season 2 of Power Rangers, Lord Zedd who was American, while they kept Rita and her henchmen. Rita was Bandora in the Japanese counterpart. In Dairanger, the villains are The Gorma. After watching this show, I feel they should have just changed the Power Rangers costumes during Season 2 since they changed their zords.Anyway, there are a lot of entertaining things that come from Japan. Let's think about it, a lot of the video games we have played. Iconic video game characters like Mario and Luigi along with Zelda. We think of Japanese anime. I've been a big fan of DragonBall Z. Pokemon is also Japanese. A year and a half ago, Pokemon Go was very popular. Dairanger and Zyuranger are Japanese, Super Sentai and we've been familiar with their Power Rangers counterpart. I'm familiar with a totally awesome Metal Heroes Japanese T.V. show that aired from 1988-1989 and was dubbed in Portuguese for Brazilians called Sekai Ninja Sen Jiraiya. That show was awesome. I find a lot of these Japanese shows more entertaining than high budget American Super Hero movies. I'm going to list what they do better.1. More Perspective (My Friend Agreed With Me On That).2. More Relatable (The Things The Characters Go Through Both Main And Side Characters Seem More Relatable).3. More Focus On Characters (There's Even More Of A Focus On The Villains Story We Don't See In Power Rangers).4. Characters Are Better At Showing Emotion (That Makes You Feel More For Them).5. More Suspense (That Keeps You Watching).6. Frequently Having Scenes Of Nature And The Simple Things Of Life (Including Flowers And Animals, Focusing On Real Things).7. Coming Up With More Unique Interesting Things (When Power Rangers First Aired, This Was New And Unique To American Audiences).8. Often Times More Action And More Violence (This Show Has Scenes Of Characters Spitting Out Blood).9. Focus On Martial Arts (I Feel Like A Lot Of American Super Hero Movies Including Power Rangers Focus On Super Power And Not Martial Arts).10. Show More Character Development And Getting Physically Stronger. (D.B.Z. Shows Lots Of That).11. More Variety (Think Of How Many Pokemon There Are And Their Different Powers)?12. Songs Played For Different Scenes (I've Noticed Japanese Music Comes Up With New Songs That Occasionally Play During Certain Scenes Besides The Opening Song, In Dairanger It Would Be "Kaze No Senshi").13. Character Stances (Stances They Make While Fighting).14. More Focus On Storyline (I've Seen People Complaining About American SuperHero Movies Focussing More On The Action And Special Effects, And Less On The Characters And Storyline. The Storyline In Shows Like Dairanger Are Entertaining And Keep You Watching).15. Often Times Easier To Understand (I Have Trouble Understanding A Lot Of American SuperHero Movies, But These Japanese Shows Feel Easier To Understand).16. Better Direction (I've Heard Of People Complaining About Plot Holes And Bad Direction In Highly Rated American Super Hero Movies, These Japanese Shows Seem To Have Better Direction).If you watched Power Rangers when it was Mighty Morphin, and saw Zyuranger, then definitely watch Dairanger. I'm sure you'll be entertained. In Dairanger, besides Martial Arts they also focus on Ki and interesting Super Powers. I also ought to say that with the anime I mentioned, DragonBall Z, everybody who has seen that show knows it has long battles and takes numerous episodes for things to occur. But, Dairanger is a 50 Episode series with better direction and where it isn't like 30 episodes to defeat a villain, like 2 at the most. I've seen all 50 episodes, and was totally entertained. Thanks for reading all this. I wanted to say what I like about these Japanese shows that I feel are better written than even Harry Potter, which I like but feel is overrated and not as well done as Dairanger. I could write more, but I'll stop here and wanted to give my reasons I find this and other Japanese shows more entertaining.

Good series, great translation, my on grievance is the case came with a crack in it causing a large hole in the opening side of the case, thoug that is just small nit pick.

Finally, Dairanger is here!Prerelease:Note: I'll do a full review when the set is released, so don't reply with "this isn't a real review."Gosei Sentai Dairanger, I've heard, is a good Sentai season. Being the source footage they used in MMPR season 2, where they took the mech & white ranger footage & repurposed them for MMPR. Now, this DVD won't have special features, which I'm fine with. Zyuranger only had that 1 special feature because Power Morphicon was last year. They could've tried to port over some of the special features from the Japanese DVD releases, but that might've driven up the price of the thing even further, so I'm fine with it. Hopefully they'll get the movie out eventually. I'm not expecting the set up to be much different than the Zyuranger release, 50 episodes, 10 discs, subtitles, all that stuff. It's looking good for this release.Post Release:I watched almost the entire first disc & it isn't bad. The video & audio quality, minus most of the episode previews, are very good quality. Apparently Toei gave Shout! a slightly different kind of master for the episodes than Zyuranger, but it's hardly noticeable, if at all. The subs, I've heard, are also a bit better with quality & consistency with terminologies they decided to use, so if anyone had any qualms with the Zyuranger release subs, there you go. So, yeah, 10/10 as far as I'm concerned.There aren't any extras on the release, which is completely understandable for multiple reasons, so no big loss there for me.Another great release. Your mileage may vary, as with everthing, but if you're yearning to see the source material to MMPR season 2, I'd definitely recommend this set.

Arrived on time and in excellent condition, happy to own what inspired Power Rangers!!