Sentai Red Isekai de Boukensha ni Naru

If you're an enjoyer of tokusatsu, you will love this show. It pokes fun at the tropes and standards of Tokusatsu, but never in a way that's derogatory. It's filled with an absolute love and adoration for the genre as a whole, and it leans fully into the absurdity of it all. Usually an Isekai follows a protagonist adapting to their new world, but if anything it's the opposite here, as the fantasy world is literally forced to adapt to the presence of these otherworldly elements instead.

At the same time, it's not JUST a one-note comedy of Red pulling out some crazy ability that baffles ... everyone in the area (though the comedy is genuinely such a blast). There's a real story here, and while as of this review it has yet to pick up, I encourage everyone to stick with it because I haven't enjoyed an Isekai this much for a long time now.

Admittedly it does look like the animation quality isn't going to be consistent the whole way through, but it still works. The CGI isn't half-bad either, and speaking of... if you love combining super robots then the Maximum Kizuna Kaiser is for you.

Lowji is boring, very boring. The criticism here is about Lowji, because for me the way he was made ruins the group. It's annoying to see characters who are just based on idolizing others and forgetting about themselves and connecting with other characters. This doesn't create a personality for the character, it just becomes empty and isn't even funny, it's just more annoying. There is no way to create a connection for the character if his actions are based solely on feeling angry at anyone who has any interaction with his "beloved". For me it takes away some of the interest of the anime, the ... fact that it is one of the main ones is the problem, because if it were a secondary one, that would be fine, it would appear and disappear. Now, every episode has to see the same thing of him being boring, because he thinks the Planet is called Teltina. It's okay to repeat the joke, for example Red Ranger, but the point is that Lowji's actions aren't funny, they're just boring. It's not a saturated joke, since it's not even funny.

I enjoy the comedy of this series quite a lot and I loved the first episode. But when the show started taking itself too seriously (aka episode two onwards) I lost all the interest.

The worldbuilding is extremely generic, the production is poor at best, and the good comedy is lost among walls of boring text.

Overall, Red Ranger is some wasted potential. I think this show had a good shot at being a very entertaining comedy, yet it is an action/adventure anime instead - and the writing and directing are miles behind what would be necessary for such an anime.

I can't really recommend this show to ... anyone as it is just a generic low-value isekai with few interesting comedic elements thrown in the middle that are lost amidst a sea of mediocrity.