Audience reviews
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elumizu
How do you define justice when the so-called protectors of humanity hide their tyranny behind masks of righteousness? Go Go Loser Ranger presents a satirical take on the tokusatsu and sentai genre that blending absurd comedy with self-aware meta-commentary. The story follows a group of underperforming heroes, the titular “Loser Rangers,” whose missions often go awry due to incompetence, miscommunication, and sheer bad luck. Unlike typical sentai narratives where teamwork and heroism are idealized, this series emphasizes failure, humiliation, and the humorous consequences of overambition. Each episode chronicles the Rangers’ chaotic attempts to save the day frequently undermined by their own ineptitude and the eccentric quirks of their adversaries, while creating a comedy of errors that sat…
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Not recommended if you have a working brain. But if you are one of those who "turn off" their brain to enjoy, you could like it.
If you don't like an insane amount of nonsense, incoherence and random stuff, but specially a scale of power that can change so dramatically that some weak character can beat one of the strongest without any previous explanation. Also the intentions of the characters change a lot without much sense, so, avoid this.
The mix between humor and "serious" combination doesn't work properly.
I don't mind art or music, so i judged this for its plot, which is horrendous, the premise was good and refreshing, but the execution was horrible and full on nonsense.
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“Go! Go! Loser Ranger!” is what happens when a pretty good idea is held down by a terrible mismatched mix of genres.
I’m a sucker for genre deconstructions. My favourite story of this type, and in general, is “Miracleman” by Alan Moore. Needless to say that when I read the synopsis for “Go! Go! Loser Ranger!” I was hyped. I thought it would be a Super Sentai deconstruction in a similar way that “The Watchmen” (also by Alan Moore) or “The Boys” were a deconstruction of Marvel and DC superheroes and… to a degree it is. It has some elements of a competent deconstruction but is held back by terrible comedy timing and the absurd world it takes place in. Does that make it a bad anime? I don’t think so. It does however make it less than competent deconstruction. I warn You to keep that in mind i…
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The anime started off great unique idea and i hoped it will be funnier and more like the name of the anime
it was Good idea and excellent first 2 chapters.
After that I just felt like I didn't like the direction the series was going.
The pace of the plot is slow.
A very shallow and flat plot, there isn't too much background story for either the heroes or the bad guys.
The opening and ending song are very good.
I liked the character design the art really fit the story.
I give it a score of 6 and I hope you will enjoy it more then i did
next season will be more interesting i hope.
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It's a fun little show, but not really one that invokes much thought. After all, the show is basically still a shounen show, except that it's the inverse of what usually happens. Our main character is a nameless "Fighter D," fighting for the evil organization versus the supposed righteous Super Sentai.
Well, at least the setting explains most of it. Our main character's not programmed to be very smart. He's just an expendable minion, so he kind of has an infantile worldview of things and can't be very scheming as a result. He's trying to infiltrate the super sentai organization, but he can't help but slip up and require assistance from others due to his simplemindedness. He has the mindset of a evil minion, which is world domination as an evil organization, and it shows in his mannerisms…
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A unique spin on the Power Rangers formula that begins with an extremely interesting premise that gradually loses steam over time. The show juggled its serious undertone with comedic beats well and had a lot of passion put into maximizing production value. This was a genuinely fun watch that never stopped moving. However, the main issue with Go! Go! Loser Ranger! was exactly that. The weirdly fast-paced writing on top of odd plot points not fully fleshed out conveyed a lack of confidence in its narrative. The premise was good. However, it would have benefited from slowing down and exploring characters and concepts more thoroughly.
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The monsters that are supposed to invade Earth are seen as total weaklings, the monster boss suddenly disappears, and then there's a 13-year timeskip. One monster boss is left, but he's nothing compared to the rangers.
Meanwhile, the rangers who are supposed to be heroes act like total jerks, especially the red one. Seriously, what the heck?
History and rules really are written by the winners, doesn't matter who wins.
Seeing that fat Dusters Z sacrifice himself because he's fed up with the 13-year charade was kind of touching, even though they don't even have faces.
"Sometimes humans can be worse than monsters and demons themselves.".
Read at the sourceDrCleaver
This anime is weird to say at least. In the most respectful way possible.
This is the most original and unique concept i've seen lately in seasonal animes. It's a hard to construct an objective review about it since its either your cup of tea or not.
First and foremost, this anime is a little bit different. There are some things in it I haven't really seen in other shows, which is a good thing. BUT. It can threw off a lot of anime watchers as I've seen in this review section as well.
The storytelling. It seems like it's jumpig back and forth without any logic behind, but I swear it's gonna make sense. Also at first it seems like it's gonna be about something entirely different. There r a lot of plot twists and it's very unpredictable. All I can say to this, is to watch til the end of th…
Read at the sourceRian_Rahmat
It's important to note that when watching this anime, because the beginning is quite bad and quite boring, I'm sure some of you will immediately stop at just episode 1 and not want to continue watching.
I say that because I almost did the same thing.
Firstly, this anime is too childish, which is more like the Power Rangers we know. The music, tone of voice, and fighting also look childish.
But please try to survive in this part, because the real story will start to get exciting in episode five onwards.
I really agree when Fighter D said "Let's end this charade" because it was just a charade.
In essence, this anime is like the opposite of a hero but from the evil side, a villain who will reveal the rottenness of the Power Rangers so far and avenge the death of his dead comrades.
The dow…
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TLDR: Lost of potential but dumb
This show has a lot going for it. Funny characters, comical story lines, good animation and voice acting but the story and characters are just dumb. The show starts off with the weekly staged power ranger vs doomed monsters. Why? Who knows?! You being to feel sorry for the monsters and they go out of their way to make the power rangers seem evil. They give some flash backs on select characters but ultimately it really never justified why they are doing what they are doing. Our MC goes from likeable to stupid every episode. The world mechanics are inconsistent. There is dissention in the ranks of the power rangers. Nothing makes sense. The best you can do is squeeze off a few laughs and move on.
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I really want to like this anime. Like many others the premise seems really interesting to me. Unfortunately the show does not appear to truly know what said premise should look like, nor how to handle many other aspects of itself.
The pacing is frequently awkward and jumpy, with flashbacks coupled with tiny flash forwards coupled with tiny flash forwards that then get explained in a flashback. Made doubly strange because it doesn't really come off as egregiously bad. Its not overly abundant, nor truly detractive most of the time, I just don't understand what the point of these moments are. From what I've heard the manga has the same issue, so likely the adaptation team staying too "true" to the source material.
Where these strange pacing issues DO cause issues however is when they are c…
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Clown show. Though it has a "The Boys" vibe at first, it disappears pretty quickly. There are a lot of assholes portrayed here, but it all sinks into the ocean of constant moralizing and "why what I do is justified, and your reasons are invalid". There is not much of internal logic or consistency to the plot after a while, and it quickly deteriorates into "anything goes" as long as the author wants it to happen no matter how detached from common sense it is. This is a clown show, so you are here to to watch how the characters compete to see who has the bigger red nose or the bigger shoes.
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Sentai Daishikkaku is one of the more peculiar anime to come out in recent years. Sporting some pretty good production values, it's definitely a fun spectacle, though the story and worldbuilding are full of weird plot holes and nonsensical events and characters.
Animation / Art / General Visuals - 8/10
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Basic art isn't noteworthy, but the animations and special effects are pretty good. If nothing else, the show is flashy and fun to watch.
Sound / Music / Voice Acting - 8/10 ------------------------------------------
Solid voice acting and a nice selection of original tracks makes for a very enjoyable experience.
Story - 4/10
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While one of the more unique stories in recent history, the execution is all over the place.
The…
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Sentai Daishikkaku! follows Combatant D, a member of the Monster Army who now serves as entertainment after being defeated and captured by humanity's superhero faction, The Rangers. Determined to fight against the prejudice he faces, Combatant D embarks on a mission to gather information on his enemies and seek revenge.
Story & Character: 5/10
Go Go! Loser Ranger! begins with an intriguing premise of victimized injustice, featuring a captured enemy who is humiliated for so long that he eventually decides to fight back. However, the story becomes stagnant after the initial arc, shifting focus to the next generation's coming-of-age ceremony. The pacing in this arc feels slow, with a lack of intensity in favor of action sequences between character factions, which dominate much of the series.…
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It's always fun when a show takes a standard genre and then flips it on its head or subverts the usual formula in some way. Konosuba parodying repetitive and stale isekais by looking like one itself, Oshi No Ko going beyond a standard idol anime and showing the dark underbelly of that industry and others. Sentai Daishikaku fits in with those, this one being a spin on the good old genre of power ra-I mean, super sentai. And it does so in a very interesting fashion.
I find that to be the first strong point of this show, being its world and story. The general public sees the rangers, or Dragon Keepers as the show calls them, as these heroes that saved the world and regularly combat the monster forces every week...except it's not. In reality, they've been defeated for the past 13 years and ar…
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Go! Go! Loser Ranger! or Ranger Reject (Sentai Daishikkaku), an anime which was probably inspired by the widely-known, famous action superhero television series, Power Rangers.
The following is a brief summary of the Power Rangers plot:
Power Rangers series revolves around a team of youngsters who can morph into "Power Rangers", with the the result that they gain special powers and superhuman abilities to beat the villains.
Sentai Daishikkaku has a fairly mediocre animation. The studio Yostar Pictures used CGI quite a lot for this show. What's pathetic is that most of the CGI scenes are actually bad, why? They look pretty much like Ex-Arm's animation (although this is surely better) which is disappointing. But, besides the CGI scenes, the non-CGI ones are somewhat decent. At least the O…
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GO GO LOSER RANGER!!
What happens when The Boys meets the loved Power Rangers franchise, we get a cesspool of crazy stuff!
Absolute hit for me, been waiting for this anime since I saw the first ever teaser.
The character designs of this anime have been peak, the art style reminded me a bit of Bleach. The opening and endings have been a head bop for me.
Other than the generic shonen tropes, I had fun watching this anime. The menacing blonde Makima was my favorite character, Fighter D- our main character was hilarious. Loved Blue Dragon Keeper, the other cadets had good backstories added to their motivations to become certified Rangers.
Can't wait for Season 2!!
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So, I grew up on Power Rangers. Back in 1993 (yes, I’m old), I watched the Rangers on the regular. It was simple, but I loved everything about the show, from the garish Ranger uniforms to Zordon, and yes, I even loved the villains. Rita Repulsa, in particular, was just a joy to watch on screen, though all manner of boss monsters from Goldar to Lord Zedd to Ivan Ooze (obviously, I watched the movie in 1995) just exuded personality and absurdity that scratched an itch I otherwise never would have known I had.
You know who I paid the least mind out of everyone? The Putties. I hardly cared when these nameless, faceless goons got upgraded and effectively became invulnerable… except at the giant Z-logo on their chest. Yeah, I wasn’t impressed with the fodder and usually just found the Rangers’…
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Ever imagined what if the good guys were actually the bad guys? Sentai Daishikaku is the closest thing to an anime version of “The Boys” and is one of the coolest takes on the Toku genre. It’s a shame that due to Hulu jail it didn’t get the viewership it deserved. This has got it all. Suspense, action, lore and most importantly, makes you question who the good guys really are.
Like most people, I grew up watching power rangers and loved the ideals they represented. Looking out for the little guys, saving the world and just being an ideal to strive towards. So when I found out that the creator of Gotouben created a manga that featured an evil power rangers team I had to tap in. I read the manga in like a day and fell in love with the story, art and twists. The anime adaptation was one of m…
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Go! Go! Loser Ranger! - It's Japan's version of Go! Go! Power Rangers!, but in a different POV that's WAY more interesting than you might think.
To go from a Super Sentai of a harem rom-com, to a Super Sentai of an actual depiction of the usual Weekend Morning Cartoon style, I highly question mangaka Negi Haruba's thought process. But it really is in his ballpark to go from one extreme to another, and not feel like he's wasting any of his past experiences for the long run. And that's the result of Sentai Daishikkaku a.k.a Go! Go! Loser Ranger! (stupid localization name...should've gone for Ranger Reject, but the nod to Power Rangers is the sole reason why), an evolution from the last famous work of Gotoubun no Hanayome a.k.a The Quintessential Quintuplets, being Negi Haruba's newest work,…
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