My View on Super Sentai Female Leaders

Well I don't know why this crossed my head but, here goes on my opinions on the various female leaders in Super Sentai:

Tsurihime- beauty, brains, body plus leadership skills- she seems to be the perfect woman. Well I have to agree that despite the fact I'm a male, Sasuke's leadership skills are not as good as hers although he is technically the field leader but she was the overall leader.

Yuuri- Unlike Tsurihime, she's a tough one, tough as nails and I personally think she's the kind of woman I would fall for if she gave me a fist. Also, she's really the most developed pink ranger in Super Sentai IMO not only because she's the actual leader of the Timerangers but also because of her backstory with Don Dinero who was responsible for murdering her family in the 31st Century. Also, her star-crossed romance with Tatsuya did give more drama as it was already obvious they won't be together. So overall, kinda tragic but it makes her what she is. What I didn't like about her is that she's a VERY BAD cook. Let her and Mako run the kitchen and everybody will die... LOL!

Ran Uzaki- Although she was named team captain in episode 23, I find it crazy how she lacked focus. I would rather obey her than Jan if you ask me. Also the first female yellow ranger to have much leadership skills.

Kaoru Shiba- She is the first female red ranger in history who appeared in episode 44 up to the end, although she had done less fighting. She was an interesting character with how she ran the team and how she decided to let Takeru lead again even if it meant doing the absurd by adopting somebody older than she was. What I liked best about her was how she dealt with Tanba with her fan and how she teamed up with Genta Umemori to help the others. Some fans like her, some fans dislike her, I liked her quite a bit (in terms of character) that I decided to make her a character in my fan-fiction of Super Sentai vs. Power Rangers. What I didn't like about her was that she was weapons reliant or that she adopted Takeru.

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