Kamen Rider 2015-2016 New/Rumours Thread : Kamen Rider Ghost

As long as they got rid of 2 episodic format, and moar character driven story..then count me in :coolshades:


otherwise, mehhh
 
As long as they got rid of 2 episodic format, and moar character driven story..then count me in :coolshades:


otherwise, mehhh

I don't think the the two part arc will be out anytime soon though. Toei is known for using the formats that work although I did enjoy Gaim's serialized format. But it still depends on the producer and writer though
 
I think that unlike wizard it's going to be supernatural.

Technically, if we go by the definition of "supernatural" (taken from Google - https://www.google.co.uk/search?cli...ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8#q=supernatural+definition): "(of a manifestation or event) attributed to some force beyond scientific understanding or the laws of nature.", then the magic used in Wizard could be still be considered a supernatural force - in fact any series which utilizes magic in some way could be considered a supernatural themed series. But, I suppose that's being very pedantic.
 
As long as they got rid of 2 episodic format, and moar character driven story..then count me in :coolshades:


otherwise, mehhh
Many of the Heisei Rider series have this format though. Gaim was an exception.

It also makes it easier for the team of writers and directors, I guess.
If you look at the credits for writing/directing on wikipedia, you can see this.
A subwriter can take over writing a 2-eps arc when the main writer needs to take a break(or is busy with writing other things like the movie)...
Directors are usually rotated every two episodes. Director 1 directs eps 1 and 2; director 2 directs eps 3 and 4...and so on.
 
Many of the Heisei Rider series have this format though. Gaim was an exception.

It also makes it easier for the team of writers and directors, I guess.
If you look at the credits for writing/directing on wikipedia, you can see this.
A subwriter can take over writing a 2-eps arc when the main writer needs to take a break(or is busy with writing other things like the movie)...
Directors are usually rotated every two episodes. Director 1 directs eps 1 and 2; director 2 directs eps 3 and 4...and so on.

yeah, i know that already
imo, because of current and past rider series does it without this format (drive's more like 1-eps, 2-eps or more flexible so that it seems to have more flowing story), i think the next season will get the same treatment.
although this is purely my expectation going in :sweat:
afterall, this season and gaim has been a good ride..and i hope the season following will be better than them


but you know, urobuchi handles the series almost by himself right !? iirc it's only when they do a filler eps, crossover, and epilogue that urobuchi didn't write the script :laugh:
i forgot who's the other writer that do the same as uro that take the helm of their respective series alone b y themselves ??


then again, if we will get back to 2-eps arc, most likely we also get another "wizard", i guess :eyebrow:
 
It's going to be Kamen Rider Go-Suto, similar to how Go-Busters is named. It's Suto Time! Let's Suto!
OK I can see how the Japanese might pronounce "Ghost" as "Gosuto" but I don't see why you are including a hyphen to emphasise the "Go" part? Sentai has a long history of using "Go" in their team names, ever since the first Sentai used it as a pun. Rider has no such tradition.
Many of the Heisei Rider series have this format though. Gaim was an exception.

It also makes it easier for the team of writers and directors, I guess.
If you look at the credits for writing/directing on wikipedia, you can see this.
A subwriter can take over writing a 2-eps arc when the main writer needs to take a break(or is busy with writing other things like the movie)...
Directors are usually rotated every two episodes. Director 1 directs eps 1 and 2; director 2 directs eps 3 and 4...and so on.
Ever since the beginning of Kuuga production has been organised into 2 episode blocks. Even in shows like Gaim where it wasn't written as two-part stories, they still filmed the episodes in pairs. Making those episodes into two-part stories just makes things even easier for the production. There are fewer locations that need booking, you only need to bring one monster suit to that location, and so on. And TBH in a show like Rider that airs every week and can't afford to miss deadlines anything that makes the shows easier to make is going to get the green light.
 

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