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I'm with you dude, and I'm not ashamed to say it!
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Since I don't imagine Intrada releasing this, it seems unlikely to be coming anytime soon. LLLR looked into it and in the last few months when asked about it, MV said: Disney sadly  Same with the Spiderman animated series' MV
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Jul 13, 2018 - 8:53 AM
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Tom Maguire
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Long read but totally fascinating account of Haim Saban's rise to power with Shuki Levy helping along the way. X-Men, Power Rangers and World Politics... Saban Entertainment was founded in 1980, and Saban and Levy embarked on a lucrative partnership creating music for cartoons, composing scores for such series as “Inspector Gadget,” “The Mysterious Cities of Gold,” “Dinosaucers,” “Dragon Quest,” “He-Man and the Masters of the Universe,” and “Princess of Power.” Over time, Saban and Levy went from creating music to producing such shows as “Kid Video,” a combination of live action and music videos, an animated version of “X-Men,” and, finally, the holy grail of campy, low-budget youth-targeted superhero fare, the Japanese series “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.” https://variety.com/2017/biz/spotlight/haim-saban-poor-kid-middle-east-power-rangers-scion-1202013534/
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How can he not hear the similarities? It's not note for note, but it's more than a little similar!
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