Video:

Well sourced.

Audio:

Well sourced.

Subtitle:

Almost perfect as far as HKs goes. A slight trails off near the end, but still slightly better even than Yamato subs.

Comment:

Good series, kind of like a mix between Techaman Blade and Bubblegum Crisis, but not quite as good as either. The ending is also rather quick... However, I enjoyed it. Because the set is so good, it's worth getting and taking a look.

Video:

Not bad, a little grainy now and then.

Audio:

Really good audio, only problem is that the main menu is loud and the volume of the feature itself is a little lower. Nothing major.

Subtitle:

Incredible subs, timing is great and all of the lines seem to be translated well. I can probably count the number of times on one hand that the timing may have been a little off. Probably some of the best subs I have seen yet.

Comment:

I was a little leary about buying this set at first, there were not many reviews written on it and I decided to take a chance. I have not regretted it, and am glad that this set is part of my collection. My only complaint is the packaging, with all of the discs on top of each other, easily rectified though, I bought a 4 disc container and moved them to that.

Video:

Beautiful video quality, possibly a R2 rip.

Audio:

Excellent audio, no problems.

Subtitle:

Range from near-perfect to very, very good.

Comment:

I first saw episodes of this series back in '88 or '89, when the only videos you could find were of grainy 10th generation unsubbed copies. While the animation of the series isn't the best its still pretty enjoyable (or maybe i'm just to old to know better). The show is basically an animated homage to Toei's live-action "sentai" & "Tokusatsu" superhero programs. The gatefold cover is gorgeous, one of the best from MI so far.