If American superheroes were given the toku treatment?

[Remi Leopold]

I have no idea how it'd work, but a toku Runaways would be the ****

 

[Mr. Underachiever]

I think Iron Man is the one superhero that most closely resembles a Toku hero, so I'd imagine that'd be easy.

 

[Kenori]

I just think of Batman as a more badass version of Kiva with a cape.

Hmm...but my thing has always been reimagining Toku Characters in english.

 

[kid_skullomania]

ugh. no.... i could never mix toku with my american comics... two way different genres. this is why mangaverse doesn't really sell that good.

 

[Poweranimals]

No. Just no.

 

[HaiTien78]

ugh. no.... i could never mix toku with my american comics... two way different genres. this is why mangaverse doesn't really sell that good.

Mangaverse was **** for much more reasons, poor writing, shitty art, made entirely by weeaboos.

If you really want to make a comic into a toku style give it to a Japanese studio that specializes in this, and only give them the concept and basic ideas not the entire story to use. Only have the vague idea for the character so you leave plenty to be changed. This is why Toei's Spider-Man and the 1970s Spider-Man and X-men Manga's turned out so well.

 

[MattComix]

If the question is basically would I want this approach to REPLACE the characters as they are in their canon or iconic forms then hell no.

But as an Elseworlds type thing it would be a blast which is where I was coming from with my last post.

 

[Gryphman]

Did this around three years ago. Have yet to actually finish it. I may at least do the Bizzarangers some day.
Metahuman Sentai Superman
Eradikenger
Cyber Hunter

Their symbol is the character "su."

I also had an idea for a demon hunting ninja Batman who could transform into a bat demon warrior. Never really got around to that one.

 

[martin angelo]

If American superheroes were given the toku treatment, then they'll surely act like the Power Rangers.