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I don't know about that... depends on how closely the current iteration cleaves to their historical roots - see the Jesse James bomb incident mentioned earlier for one example. it comes down to what the current Pinkertons are willing to do and what they think they can get away with.

Hercules definitely counts, I'd say, on account of being a demigod with divine strength.

ANd since we can only include 5 videos in a single post(and a few of these are actually from the 70s): Space Runaway Ideon A archeological crew finds an ancient ship and three vehicles that combine into a giant robot that has some mysterious power, then are chased by aliens at war with Earth...

Some 80s classics you may not be familiar with: Armored trooper VOTOMS A former special ops soldier with PTSD stumbles into and tries to save a genetically engineered super-soldier from her creators and escape the ongoing war between the two major powers of the galaxy Fang of the sun Dougram...

That's a pretty good way of putting it. I actually almost posted this earlier, but the lyrics of this song kind of touch on that: "Clench your teeth and fight until the end. It's alright to fall, just pick yourself up again. If you have the strength to do that, you're a hero" I would draw...

I don't know if it's still out there, but there was a B5 starfury space sim called "We Found Her" released years ago. *edit* it's actually "I've Found Her" and it looks like there may still be downloads out there from a quick search

Ultraman is so beloved/well-known that it gets referanced all the time, and in fact was at least partly, if not fully responsible for the creation of Pokemon(thanks to Ultraseven's Capsule Kaiju, the original "pocket monsters") . And Ultraman Tiga somehow not only topped the list in 2022, but is...

For those not familiar with the Pinkertons, did you know there's an actual law preventing the US government from employing any of them for anything? This was due to the violent ways they used for strikebreaking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homestead_strike And they even threw bombs into...

Did you know that Eiji Tsuburaya was a Catholic convert? That was part of what led to crucifixions making appearances in the Ultraman series as much as they do. I'd like to say I recall hearing also that was part of the reason for Ultraman being a being of Light, so they would be similar to...

Kyuranger had all sorts of shapes and sizes, given they were from all over space - only two of them were actually from their Earth.

The SSSP is along the same lines as GI Joe, in how it relates to the actual military:

Given the timing, it was almost certainly part of the settlement.

You mean like Ultraman Zero? His friends/teammates: killed in front of him His body: taken over by his worst enemy, Belial His soul: All but extinguished Then Belial decides as his first act to kill this small innocent lifeform... And speaking of alien power-suits:

One man with a technologically advanced car you say...

It could work if they were only sold in 2-packs, but that'd limit the size(and perhaps complexity) to fit within the existing pricepoints and not get much pricier than it already is.

Meanwhile Sisko's over here like: And you never want to get between Janeway and her coffee if you value your life:

From what I remember, Robocop's design was partially inspired by Gavan, though I could be misremembering. And Dekaranger was the first sentai series I saw subbed, rather than as a PR adaption

The Sweeps were originally intended to be basically robot nazis, according to the original concept script, so it fits. See here: https://www.allspark.com/forums/threads/tfnation-2022-first-draft-of-tf-tm-explained.949/

This thought gives me the warm fuzzies.