Rather than working closely with the creators of Super Sentai to find out what kind of show Gingaman would be, Fox and Saban went ahead with the notion of another space-themed series due to the popularity of Power Rangers in Space. The series also was the subject of much behind the scenes controversy adaptation-wise. Finally, it was also the first time the show averted the " Recruit Teenagers with Attitude" trope it named: four of the six Main Characters (counting the Sixth Ranger) already have accepted positions within the Galactic Space Alliance. In short, it was something of a Passing the Torch moment in terms of how Power Rangers seasons would be conducted, being something of a Post Script Season to the Zordon Era whilst simultaneously launching the Negative Continuity-style season-by-season approach.
Having said that, it also maintains some links to the six-year "Zordon Era" that preceded it, particularly in the presence of supporting characters, the Psycho Rangers, and the Astro Megaship. Starting with this season, Saban adopted the Sentai practice of producing self-contained seasons with little or no links to previous years Lost Galaxy featured a completely new group of Rangers receiving completely new powers and carrying out missions largely independent of previous teams. Lost Galaxy occupies an interesting place in Power Rangers continuity. The seventh season of Power Rangers, adapted from Seijuu Sentai Gingaman.
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