Project: BULLET

Well, the first two Ultramen may look pretty cheap when we look at them now, but it was groundbreaking at that time and was done professionally. Ultraman, Kamen Rider, and Super Sentai are basically like the great great grandfathers of Toku who fight for peace, justice, and equality.....while a Garage Hero fights to pay for his/her bills, booze, and record collection by mooching off of the great great grandfathers' names while freeloading off of them by living in their basement and playing their music too loud.

In short, a Garage Hero is the bum of Toku.

I think filmmaker/writer Don Glut (the King of Fanfilms) beat us all to it. He did fanfilms since he was a kid in the 50s. Though barely watchable (without his commentary), he did the first-ever Godzilla fanfilms! (Thus doing the first American tokusatsu fanfilms!) He did giant monster films as a grade school kid (and a couple in his teenage years). In his teenage years, he's done "Teenage Monster" movies, and in his college years, he's done the first-ever superhero fanfilms (where he REEEALY improved as a filmmaker!), including the very first live-action version of Spider-Man (his last fanfilm)! Simply awesome!

I highly recommend looking for the 2-Disc DVD, I Was a Teenage Movie Maker, the complete collection of Glut's work!
 
Added two pics of my suit. Had to use the **** camera on my cell phone, but hey better than nothin'. Check the first post.

Once the suit's completely done, I'll get some better pics.
 
Oh my God, it looks awesome! One thing though, the face looks extremely similar to the one in your avatar? Isn't he from Zan Saber? I want to watch that!:D
 
Well, the first two Ultramen may look pretty cheap when we look at them now, but it was groundbreaking at that time and was done professionally. Ultraman, Kamen Rider, and Super Sentai are basically like the great great grandfathers of Toku who fight for peace, justice, and equality.....while a Garage Hero fights to pay for his/her bills, booze, and record collection by mooching off of the great great grandfathers' names while freeloading off of them by living in their basement and playing their music too loud.

In short, a Garage Hero is the bum of Toku.

Pretty sure he meant this.

Which I guess counts as garage hero, hell I don't even remember if the cat walking around was intentional or not, but it was hilarious.
 

Pretty sure he meant this.

Which I guess counts as garage hero, hell I don't even remember if the cat walking around was intentional or not, but it was hilarious.

I didn't notice it at first glance until I saw the second edition of it.

You know what Ultraman Sorta was based upon, right? (I'd say it counts as a "Garage Hero" production as well.)
 

Pretty sure he meant this.

Which I guess counts as garage hero, hell I don't even remember if the cat walking around was intentional or not, but it was hilarious.

Yeah, that's what I meant. My own personal creation - Ultraman Sorta. Note the sig. You underestimate my reverence for Eiji Tsuburaya and the Ultra Series, Bueno. :P

Here's the official HJU Thread on the topic.

And if you don't believe me, I have photographic evidence of Sorta's long history with garages!

Oh, and the cat was totally unintentional but she's totally the fan-favorite of the series. XD
 
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I wanna bump this for bueno's sake, good luck, I hope everyone buys this (or if it's not for sale, then watch it at least :P)
 

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