Sean Akizuki's Personal Blog

It looks this is how teenagers with attitude can be described as "A 90s at its worst thing where teenagers are trying to be the best of everything or trying to fit with the 90s definition of cool.  And since it's 90 at its worst, they're dorky as well as arrogant and not disciplined at all."  Hmmm... looks like I've wrongly labeled the Turborangers and Megarangers as teenagers with attitude, they were more like ordinary teenagers destined for much greater things, they weren't arrogant, dorky or not disciplined at all." just a bunch of teenagers who find out they're chosen by destiny for some weird reason.  Hmmm... perhaps they are more qualified than the MMPR team or as of current, Megaforce Rangers.  As far as concerned, I didn't find the MMPR team nor the Megaforce Rangers to be real nuisances compared to most of the Disney Power Rangers.  But I'll need to do more research on the term "teenagers with attitude".  It would have sound...

I've been misusing the word "overrated" like when I said I tend to overrate Red Hawk and Red Turbo.  So what does overrate really mean?  Here it is- overestimating merits and rate too highly.  This might include doing the following stuff: 1.) A Power Rangers purist is quick to avoid Super Sentai and say it's no big deal to miss the original or even lie about Super Sentai. 2.) Tend to ignore the flaws of anything overrated.  For example, Jetman can be considered overrated.  I've often ignored some of its nostalgic elements to past Sentai were not as well executed as the original or that for Red Hawk, Kotaro Tanaka wasn't that good as an actor either. 3.) Those who patronize American products tend to ignore non-American products ignoring not all American products are of good quality. So I guess I have had another gem of learning to go with.