I think both are awesome and they're not just there just so the makers of the movie can say they did it and should have props, it's tied into their characters and leads to a lot of character development and explaining why they are the way they are. I have a form of autism and it was great to see a superhero with autism but I feel like having an LGBT superhero in a big budget superhero movie was much more revolutionary and deserving of props. Although, all five of the main characters are so likable and developed. Plus it's cool that the two characters representing this are people of color as well. Hell, the only character that is white is the red ranger everyone else is a different ethnicity. The pink ranger is of Indian descent, the blue ranger is African American, the black ranger is Asian, and the yellow ranger is a Latina. I'm impressed with the diversity and making some mile stones in superhero movies in general with these two choices. I LOVE this movie!

Uh, I honestly don't like the way Hollywood add some gay propaganda to some of their films. They show a hero with autism? I respect that, even peoples with disability now can be a hero.

Idk, I know superheroes that are LGBT, but I don't think I heard of a superhero with autism. So, thats more revolutionary, I guess...

Both.

Idgaf about a characters sexuality.
So I'll pick this one, I'd like to see if and how it'd impact the character and their relations.

I know a lot of gay characters, but hardly any autistic ones.

Both! But I agree with Zeppie & EgoMouse,