I’m all caught up on the comics, but the camp is part of the show truthfully. It’s still has to be geared towards kids too.It’s the lack of seriousness they take with the gem they have in their hand. I attribute it to the new writers and weak budget. I watched power rangers religiously up until mystic force and then I fell off. I don’t like the look of this bc it reminds me of the Nickelodeon series which is overdone. This special had the blueprint on how to handle something of this magnitude. That blueprint is the Forever Red episode. It was the perfect blend of nostalgia and bringing the best that Power Rangers had to offer. This was on a 2002 budget from Fox Kids not Netflix.
I will watch out of respect for the OGs but I’ve seen the cheesiness and the way they cut corners in the power rangers series for the last few years. It’s concerning because the comics came out later and service the franchise better than the shows and instead of taking real pointers from the comics they continue down this road of mediocrity.
Cosmic Fury is the last season in this continuity, so they’re just trying to wrap it all up for the netflix reboot to start it from the beginning (I imagine they’ll start adapting some comic storylines, mainly the Drakkon stuff and the Omega Rangers), and it being netflix i think it will skew older than the current series.
Only thing I could do without is Trini having a daughter who is a ranger too now.
I stopped watching halfway through SPD (when it fell off) but you should watch RPM if you haven’t yet. It’s definitely the most grown series of the bunch, and I didn’t watch it til 2020 when I was a grown ass man but it’s my favorite.