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** While certain villains such as Ramsay are not given anything resembling a AdaptationalHeroism treatment, their actions and traits are somewhat scaled down. Ramsay's HuntingTheMostDangerousGame for example, while extremely disturbing on the show, is still particularly more gruesome in the novels. The other changes is that Ramsay has AdaptationalAttractiveness and engages in consensual relationships with women, some of whom become MonsterFangirl and he sends them on hunts when he gets bored of them, whereas in the books, all his victims were innocent women.
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** While certain villains such as Ramsay are not given anything resembling a AdaptationalHeroism treatment, their actions and traits are somewhat scaled down. Ramsay's HuntingTheMostDangerousGame for example, while extremely disturbing on the show, is still particularly more gruesome in the novels. The other changes is that Ramsay has AdaptationalAttractiveness and engages in consensual relationships with women, some of whom become MonsterFangirl and he sends them on hunts when he gets bored of them, whereas in the books, all his victims were innocent women. Likewise, almost all of Euron Greyjoy's most heinous crimes are omitted from the show, thanks to many of the victims in the books being his own family, most of whom are given next to no focus or AdaptedOut. His hinted-at [[OmnicidalManiac apocalyptic ambitions]] also get no mention or hinting in the series.
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** ''Series/ResshaSentaiToQger'' downplays this, as the titular team is a group of [[{{Manchild}} admittedly cute children in bodies of teenagers]] trying to find their way home. The villains themselves are also much more sympathetic, including the BigBad, whose villainy is fueled by [[AntiVillain his desire to see "shiny" things]]. The show itself may a bit less comedic and more emotional than ''Kyoryuger'' but it does have some shades of {{Iyashikei}}.
** ''Series/ShurikenSentaiNinninger'' takes the HighlyVisibleNinja meaning to a whole new level, as the majority of its episodes are way more whimsical and the Giant Robos themselves are [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot the very definition of Sentai Mecha ridiculousness]]. The titular team even proclaimed they're "the Shinobi who don't hide", which is [[HypocriticalHumor hilariously hypocritical]] and not very {{Ninja}}-like (though in Takaharu's defense, they don't hide because they ''don't'' even have time to hide).
** ''Series/ShurikenSentaiNinninger'' takes the HighlyVisibleNinja meaning to a whole new level, as the majority of its episodes are way more whimsical and the Giant Robos themselves are [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot the very definition of Sentai Mecha ridiculousness]]. The titular team even proclaimed they're "the Shinobi who don't hide", which is [[HypocriticalHumor hilariously hypocritical]] and not very {{Ninja}}-like (though in Takaharu's defense, they don't hide because they ''don't'' even have time to hide).
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** ''Series/ResshaSentaiToQger'' downplays this, as the titular team is a group of [[{{Manchild}} admittedly cute adorable children in bodies of teenagers]] trying to find their way home. The villains themselves are also much more sympathetic, including the BigBad, whose villainy is fueled by [[AntiVillain his desire to see "shiny" things]]. The show itself may a bit less comedic and more emotional than ''Kyoryuger'' but it does have some shades of {{Iyashikei}}.
** ''Series/ShurikenSentaiNinninger'' takes the HighlyVisibleNinja meaning to a whole new level, as the majority of its episodes are way more whimsical and the Giant Robos themselves are [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot the very definition of Sentai Mecha ridiculousness]]. The titular team even proclaimed they're "the Shinobi who don't hide", which is [[HypocriticalHumor hilariously hypocritical]] and not very {{Ninja}}-like (though in Takaharu's defense, they don'thide bother hiding like typical ninjas do because they ''don't'' even don't ''even'' have time to hide).
** ''Series/ShurikenSentaiNinninger'' takes the HighlyVisibleNinja meaning to a whole new level, as the majority of its episodes are way more whimsical and the Giant Robos themselves are [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot the very definition of Sentai Mecha ridiculousness]]. The titular team even proclaimed they're "the Shinobi who don't hide", which is [[HypocriticalHumor hilariously hypocritical]] and not very {{Ninja}}-like (though in Takaharu's defense, they don't
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** ''Series/ResshaSentaiToQger'' downplays this, as the titular team is a group of literal {{Manchild}}ren trying to find their way home. The villains themselves are much more sympathetic, including the BigBad, whose villainy is fueled by [[AntiVillain his desire to see "shiny" things]]. The show itself may a bit less comedic and more emotional than ''Kyoryuger'' but it does have some shades of {{Iyashikei}}.
** ''Series/ShurikenSentaiNinninger'' takes the HighlyVisibleNinja meaning to a whole new level, as the majority of its episodes is way more whimsical and the Giant Robos themselves are [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot the very definition of Sentai Mecha ridiculousness]]. The titular team even proclaimed they're "the Shinobi who don't hide", which is [[HypocriticalHumor hilariously hypocritical]] and not very {{Ninja}}-like (though in Takaharu's defense, they don't hide because they ''don't'' even have time to hide).
** ''Series/ShurikenSentaiNinninger'' takes the HighlyVisibleNinja meaning to a whole new level, as the majority of its episodes is way more whimsical and the Giant Robos themselves are [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot the very definition of Sentai Mecha ridiculousness]]. The titular team even proclaimed they're "the Shinobi who don't hide", which is [[HypocriticalHumor hilariously hypocritical]] and not very {{Ninja}}-like (though in Takaharu's defense, they don't hide because they ''don't'' even have time to hide).
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** ''Series/ResshaSentaiToQger'' downplays this, as the titular team is a group of literal {{Manchild}}ren [[{{Manchild}} admittedly cute children in bodies of teenagers]] trying to find their way home. The villains themselves are also much more sympathetic, including the BigBad, whose villainy is fueled by [[AntiVillain his desire to see "shiny" things]]. The show itself may a bit less comedic and more emotional than ''Kyoryuger'' but it does have some shades of {{Iyashikei}}.
** ''Series/ShurikenSentaiNinninger'' takes the HighlyVisibleNinja meaning to a whole new level, as the majority of its episodesis are way more whimsical and the Giant Robos themselves are [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot the very definition of Sentai Mecha ridiculousness]]. The titular team even proclaimed they're "the Shinobi who don't hide", which is [[HypocriticalHumor hilariously hypocritical]] and not very {{Ninja}}-like (though in Takaharu's defense, they don't hide because they ''don't'' even have time to hide).
** ''Series/ShurikenSentaiNinninger'' takes the HighlyVisibleNinja meaning to a whole new level, as the majority of its episodes
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** After four seasons of being DarkerAndEdgier, ''Series/MashinSentaiKiramager'' goes back to being more humorous, even more than so ''Go-onger'' and ''Kyoryuger''. Many of its characters are downright silly and most of the episodes are comedic in nature, even after CerebusSyndrome kicks in. The ''Yodonna'' spin-offs, while definitely darker and more mature than the original series, heavily leans closer towards BlackComedy.
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** After four seasons of being DarkerAndEdgier, ''Series/MashinSentaiKiramager'' goes back to being more humorous, even more than so ''Go-onger'' and ''Kyoryuger''. Many of its characters are downright silly and most of the episodes are comedic in nature, even after CerebusSyndrome kicks in. The ''Yodonna'' spin-offs, while definitely darker and darker, more mature mature, and [[BloodierAndGorier visceral]] than the original series, heavily leans closer towards BlackComedy.
