I don't think I've seen any of them made after Son of Batman. Flashpoint Paradox was ok to me, but the SoB (lul) and Justice League: War drove me away from it all. I don't think I'm missing out on anything.

@Hillan
Flashpoint was a bit ugly but a lot of fun (especially the Young Justice Aqualad cameo), War was dopey but enjoyable, as was Thrones though it had some massive plot holes. I did laugh out loud when Aquaman said 'Outrageous' in Thrones though.

@ProPro
You are not missing anything.

@ProPro
Unfortunately, it's not even a scene. He just says it after doing something cool as an afterthought. I actually thought the voice actor sounded kind of dismissive or embarrassed by the line, which is ridiculous. He was borrowing from the greatest on screen Aquaman to date.

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War with the Batman and Green Lantern bit cracks me up. Honestly, Douchebag Superman in that movie is also fun.

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Unfortunately the "pink" (or violent in this particular game) is taken. All ranger spots are taken, except for the 6th ranger (not far enough into the game to introduce one, but we have 2 players that hope to become 6th ranger once the time has come).

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See, I only ever watched the original. I was thinking OCing the original American TV team, but almost doing a Nolanverse approach to it: make it as weighted in the real world as possible. Who knows if anyone else would've even been interested in such a approach, though.

@RubyAs a fan of Super Sentai at least, I kind of think if you try and make it "realistic" you end up losing basically everything that makes it... Well, what it is. ^^;

Closest thing to a "realistic" series like that would be Go-Busters (which unfortunately isn't getting a Power Rangers adaptation due to low toy sales in Japan >:\ ), and even then that's kind of... A bit wacky. XD

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That I understand, and you don't take out any of the magic, just rather focus on the rangers having actual lives and actual problems fists and giant robot dinos can't necessarily fix.

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That I understand, and you don't take out any of the magic, just rather focus on the rangers having actual lives and actual problems fists and giant robot dinos can't necessarily fix.

Question for the villains:

Is there a system in place if a crime lord wants to "float" a contract to the various rogues?

I don't recall ever hearing specifics, but you'd have to think someone or some thing has to be in place for such an ocassion, right? Maybe Cobblepot?

I don't think I've seen any of them made after Son of Batman. Flashpoint Paradox was ok to me, but the SoB (lul) and Justice League: War drove me away from it all. I don't think I'm missing out on anything.