“Super Sentai,” a Japanese superhero series that has run for 51 years, took its final bow, bringing to an end a decades-long weekend institution on Japanese television.  The production company behind “Super Sentai” confirmed the end of the series on Monday, Feb. 8, with its current season, “No. 1 Sentai Gozyuger,” four months after it was reported that it would release its final episode.  “To the colorful warriors who kept on fighting. And to everyone who kept running alongside me all this time. With respect to each and every color,” the show said in Japanese on X (formerly Twitter). 戦い続けた色とりどりの戦士たちとずっと一緒に走り続けてくれたみんな […]... Keep on reading: Japan’s ‘Super Sentai,’ the show behind ‘Power Rangers,’ ends after 51 years