I really liked JAKQ. It was interesting to see the more serious tone it tried to have, as well as the capsule-transformation sequence adding tension due to our heroes not really being able to suit up anytime they need, along with being the only 4-member team in the franchise. All of that probably stems due to being only the 2nd Sentai show, meaning there weren't really any established traditions yet. Shame it failed to cater to children and sell toys, since when Big One came along the show just changed into a nearly irrecognizable state from what it was. I still managed to enjoy it until the end, though, being the shortest Sentai series at only 35 episodes. When people go back to older seasons they'll probably only go back as far as Jetman, but there's certainly a lot of fun to be had if you go further back, even all the way back to this one :)
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I really liked JAKQ. It was interesting to see the more serious tone it tried to have, as well as the capsule-transformation sequence adding tension due to our heroes not really being able to suit up anytime they need, along with being the only 4-member team in the franchise. All of that probably stems due to being only the 2nd Sentai show, meaning there weren't really any established traditions yet.
Shame it failed to cater to children and sell toys, since when Big One came along the show just changed into a nearly irrecognizable state from what it was. I still managed to enjoy it until the end, though, being the shortest Sentai series at only 35 episodes. When people go back to older seasons they'll probably only go back as far as Jetman, but there's certainly a lot of fun to be had if you go further back, even all the way back to this one :)
la serie fue buena pero fue un bodrio horrible de mierda que solo tuviera 35 episodios que mierda les costaba hacer aunque sea 40 nada mas