November Rain
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Alright here is the thingNot really, they were still humans in suits. No different from fighting The Rhino. Plus the violence in the Power Rangers were all over the news, with concerns from the parents, FOX and SABAN basically said screw the parents, this is making billions and never looked back.
The power rangers fight monsters, monsters like demons. No human 'good' aspects of them all. Monsters bad to the bone
Monsters are souless
They fight monsters with mythical weapons you can't find and destroy them with giant zords you can't find anywhere.
the monsters attack the humans with strange weapons and claws and what not.
There is no sense of realism of actual danger with a power ranger fight
energy disserpation or damage is viewed with sparks flying off one's body, it's unrealistic.
In all these scenarios, the heroes can punch monsters because they are using their powers responsibly.
Look at the 90s spiderman cartoons when spidey was up against robots or monsters, heroes are allowed to lash out on souless objects or things that can't feel their wrath (in the same lines as wolverine pops his claws alot but only uses them on robots).
so if we are looking at bad guys hitting the good guys, then vioelnce in that direction is fine but you'll never see in this cartoon a good guy punching a bad guy because they don't believe that is ultimately the best way to deal with a scenario.
I know it's crazy logic considering that the main demographic for all the spiderman films are young kids and spidey two had spidey beating the living daylights out of ock on all three of their encounters.
and all rules seem to be tighter on spiderman because he's like the most relatable hero out there which means he's probably the one people would most like to emulate so he gets the tightest strings around him.What makes it hard is that spidey doesn't fight robots or monsters. He fights humanoid villains with gadgets of powers.