History YMMV / ChoujinSentaiJetman

** Yuki Gai aka Black Condor is still considered one of the most popular Rangers in the franchise.

** Episode 7's MonsterOfTheWeek, Mirror Dimension, has the power to appear and trap people in mirrors, jump ahead eleven years and this becomes the main premise of the monsters of Series/KamenRiderRyuki which also featured a white swan themed heroine falling for the main red hero. For bonus points, both series had Toshiki Inoue as a main writer and are counted among the most popular installments in their respective franchises.

* The squad loose their powers and are replaced by an anti hero team who utilise their abilities and weapons but don't understand what being a ranger entails who eventually learn better and return the team's powers. Are we talking about the Neo-Jetman or the Gokaigers?

** Yuki Gai aka Black Condor is still considered one of the monster popular Rangers in the franchise.

** Episodes 30, 31, and 32 introduce the Majin, a duo of SealedEvilInACan demons that act on their whim, turn people into food to eat, and becoming stronger by absorbing others. Three years later, [[Manga/{{Dragonball}}]] releases the Majin Buu saga. For bonus points, the two Majins' servant is named Majin Mu, whose name and figure is similar to Buu's.

** Episode 7's MonsterOfTheWeek, Mirror Dimension, has the power to appear and trap people in mirrors, jump ahead eleven years and this becomes the main premise of the monsters of Series/KamenRiderRyuki which also featured a white swan themed heroine falling for a the main red hero. For bonus points, both series had Toshiki Inoue as a main writer and are counted among the most popular installments in their respective franchises.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: Noodle Dimension is the most memorable MonsterOfTheWeek.

** Mecha fights against boss kaiju characters are mandatory to proceed to the next stage, and if the Jetman lose, [[NonStandardGameOver the game will end right there]]. The player has to start from the very beginning, unless they wrote the password after finishing each stages.

* SugarWiki/NoProblemWithLicensedGames: The ''Jetman'' game for the Famicom is considerably decent by licensed games standards, if a bit shallow. The developers, Natsume (of ''VideoGame/HarvestMoon'' fame) went on to develop the all of the ''Power Rangers'' games for the SNES (including the ''Series/GekisouSentaiCarranger'' game for the [=SuFami Turbo=] Super Famicom add-on), as well as some of the later Game Boy Color/Advance ones.

* ScrappyMechanic: The ''Jetman'' game for the Famicom has awkward button configuration: "Select" button for pausing the game and "Start" button for using special bombs. Without emulator, there is no changing the button configuration, which often frustrates new gamers and old fans of the series replaying the game for nostalgia.

** With ''Jetman'' being the first Sentai series with female commander, ''Franchise/UltraSeries'' will follow suit around four years later with Captain Iruma from ''Series/UltramanTiga''. Doubles as HeartwarmingInHindsight, as this coindides with the time period when feminist movements gained significant traction in Japan.

* FranchiseOriginalSin: Controversial aspects of Creator/ToshikiInoue’s SignatureStyle (both in general and for the ''Franchise/KamenRider'' franchise in the Heisei era), including heavy emphasis on romantic drama and love triangles, and morally grey characters who vary between JerkWithAHeartOfGold and straight up JerkAss, arguably originated with the positive reception to their use in ''Jetman''. With the exception of ''Series/KamenRiderAgito'' and ''Series/AvataroSentaiDonbrothers'', his numerous attempts to recreate the formula for ''Jetman''[=’=]s success have proven far less popular.

* AccidentalInnuendo:

* RomanticPlotTumor: The [[TriangRelations type 5]] LoveTriangle between Gai, Kaori, and Ryu takes up a huge chunk of screen time in the first half of the series.