Everyone loves Power Rangers; that's a fact. So why not take their agile heroics, strip away the colored suits, and add in some culinary expertise? Sounds like a winner to us--and as luck with have it, that's the exact premise of Gurume Sentai Barayarō, or Gourmet Sentai for short. Lucas, Henry, and Greg hit the streets in this 16-bit, Japanese-exclusive brawler to beat down baddies and taste the rarest of cuisines. No, it doesn't really make sense to us, either; then again, it doesn't have to. Not with poses this pretty.
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