Manga 132129 Sentai Daishikkaku

I haven't seen any reviews of this manga yet and I think it desperately deserves one. Here goes: as of right now, Ranger Reject seems like a more mature indie hit in the vein of Fire Punch. The premise is a fairly clever twist on super sentai -- I'd liken it to The Boys, if you've seen that. While it's a bit too early to make a final verdict, I'm still recommending this. A few more thoughts below.

Art:
The art is really well-done, though it's not particularly memorable in its own right. One gripe I have is that it's kind of hard to tell to ... tell the different rangers apart in black and white paneling. The helmets are unique, but don't do enough to distinguish the rangers from one another. That said, it's still better than 90% of the stuff I've been reading lately -- crisp and well-composed.

Writing:
Bang on, and refreshing in that surprisingly western Fujimoto fashion. I've been impressed by Haruba Negi's ability to characterize so many characters in such quick strokes. The moral dilemma of reform vs. revolution has been handled excellently so far, and I'm genuinely invested in the protagonist. The humor is great, too. It's the kind of black comedy that manga usually fails to get right.

Final verdict:
This is my pick for "hipster manga of 2021", and I'd easily rate this as the best current release I'm reading, alongside Dai Dark and Jujutsu Kaisen. Keep your eyes on this manga if nothing else -- I wouldn't be surprised to see this blow up over time. Go read it!

Art are not suitable for action manga like Sentai Daishikkaku.

I think Negi forgetting writing and drawing a manga with none-romance-story, not Go toubun No Hanayome.

Athough Sentai Daishikkaku has a good story, drawing is not proportional to it, which decreases my enjoyment alot. I has stopped after 20 chapters and i'm not sure if i come back to it.

I don't suprise Sentai Daishikkaku hasn't got high score on MAL. Negi should consider his drawing skill and style if he wants to continue this manga.

For me, Go toubun No Hanaome is medicore, and Sentai Daishikkaku is even worse because when i'm writing this review, I'm amost ... forgot about its story.

As a Super Sentai Enjoyer and before that; Power Rangers, this manga immediately displays an interesting take on the many prevalent themes present in those shows. Offering interesting commentary and character studies, in preparation of what could possibly be a riveting story.

However, 10 chapters in and I am quite honestly bored out of my mind. The supporting characters are random and uninteresting, often rambling about who knows what and why. Solely created to be an obstacle for the equally uninteresting main character.

If you’re looking for flashy fights or intriguing combat sequences, don’t bother. I skipped ahead to the most recent chapter ( 100 something at ... the time of me writing this ) and it appears that there is still no evidence of the MC having anything else going for him besides an immortality factor and shape-shifting. What little fights do happen to occur are not enough to make me continue reading from where I left off at, as everything seems to be pretty minor in scale until the plot calls for it to be ridiculously overpowered to impede the MC who has to play 5D Chess in order to finagle a win.

The Art isn’t bad, but it’s nothing to write home about either. Pretty standard stuff and just about the only thing you can latch onto, since the dialogue itself isn’t doing the story any favors.

I really wanted to enjoy this, so a piece of me is disappointed. Ironically, the trite and cliche themes enveloping Sentai, seem to also restrict this story from standing out.