Has anyone else started watching tokusatsu series because of an Ultra Series?

I don't remember the first Toku I watched because I was a kid when I did, but my family had collections of Thai Dubbed Tokusatsu series. They basically had EVERY thing until before Kuuga, because that was where a lot of things went on hold. As I grew a bit older, around five years old, tired from watching everything, I found Gaia, Kuuga, and TimeRanger at a store. They all became my faves since.
 
I actually came really late into the Ultra game.

Saw Tiga in 2004 and liked it a bit but I always was more high on the other guys like Rider, Sentai, and Metal.

I got ahold of Taro in 2007 and the Birdon arc just hit me from there and I got all the series/specials/movies and love it to death.
 
dude it's just awesome that you can watch so much in so little time. i don't have the discipline to do that lol
 
dude it's just awesome that you can watch so much in so little time. i don't have the discipline to do that lol

Dude, I'm lucky I got an amazing job that allows me to. 60% of the **** I've been able to watch is thanks to it. I think I'm at about 120 completed toku shows at this point. Don't ask me on other tv shows or movies.

I love my job.
 
As a kid, I had no idea what toku was when my first tokus were Ultaman Ace, Koseidon, Shaider, Maskman and Kamen Rider BLACK. when I found out about them at supersentai.com, that's where I got reunited with my childhood series and more than what I expected, thus why I loved toku- any toku- currently.
 
As far as tokusatsu series, Ultraman original was what I first seen and was hooked on (dubbed). Also Kaiketsu Lion Maru was on the local international station RAW and used to watch that was well and loved it as a kid not knowing WTF was being said. Ahhh the good old days. :thumbs:
 
That's awesome that more people who started with Ultra are coming here. :)

Here's a question for you all: Does watching an Ultra Series make you feel more at home or more comfortable?
 
I think my first 3 Toku series were Ultraman, Tiga and Dyna dubbed in Cantonese. Though, that was like 11-12 years ago. I didn't even know about the word "tokusatsu" back then. It wasn't until 2009 I started watching Tokusatsu again through Ultraman Nexus.
 
I'm telling my age here, but for me, it was the original Ultraman,(watching on WPHL-TV back in the day) then I stuck around to watch The Space Giants (aka Magma Taishi). I didn't know what toku was until I too, got hooked on Kamen Rider Black. The Super Sentais followed thereafter.
 

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