This group is for those bronies who love ponies, and high action, high flying, explosive drama of Toku (Rider and Sentai) shows! Crossovers abound as you might figure, hopefully with plenty of new things tried.

Toku is described below, but for a TL;DR, just google Geek Crash Course Kamen Rider and Super Sentai.

Toku, short for Tokukatsu, is Japanese for 'Special Effect Drama'. These shows are hall marked by their heavy use of explosions, video effects, and other various special effects. The best known series to have come over the Pacific pond would be the well known Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers. In actuallity, season 15 or so of the hit Japanese Toku series/grouping known mainly as "Super Sentai", the style is high energy, with plenty of fights.

The two main different Toku Types are:
Rider: Usually the darker, edgier, or generally more serious of the two, Rider shows (or Kamen Rider) usually focus on one main character (The Rider) and a support cast, usually adding in one or two more Riders by the series end (There are exceptions to the rule, but only three or four non-movie examples are around). Rider shows typically have a Henshin (or Change) device (usually a belt, and recently, an extra gadget to activate it), usually to the cry of "Henshin!" Technically the longer running of the two types, Rider is separated into three 'eras': Showa: From the original Kamen Rider up until around Kamen Rider Black/RX; Heisei: From about Kuuga on to Decade (the 10th anniversary of the relaunch of Rider) and the newer 'Neo-Heisei', from W to the current Rider, Kamen Rider Drive.. The large primary difference is in the fight, but I'll get to that next.
Examples: Viewtiful Joe series, Kamen Rider Decade, Kamen Rider W

Sentai: Typically a group show, featuring 5-6 team members on average (or for the ones based on rescue/police forces, not counting the support crew), Sentai literally means "Task Force". While many also include a belt, many have different henshin devices, and usually different 'changing roll calls'. Usually the lighter of the two, many Sentai shows are hallmarked with plenty of slapstick, as well as their trademarked Mecha vs Giant Monster fights. This is the main divider between the two, as most Rider enemies stay down unless plot important, whereas most Sentai enemies (not including mooks) get back up for one more go.
Examples: Power Rangers (any)