Sadamitsu the Destroyer



i've been watching this anime this whole weekend, hanging on every episode ending. it's an awesome tokusatsu anime that i think was created by the same guys who did generator gawl. the main character it a righteous rough-and-tumble school punk who happens upon a battle between an alien and a cyborg after his own fight. after interfereing and being the cause of te cyborg being ripped to shreds by the alien, he decides to side with it and becomes an armored vigilante who polics and captures rouge prisoner aliens that land on earth. it's funny as hell, action-packed and even has some would-be romance in it.

i know very confusing, but let me put it into an equation to help you understand my garbled talk:

kamen rider+jin saotome from mavel vs capcom+iron man+GTO: great teacher onizuka+ gokusen= sadmitsu the destroyer.

got it? good.:thumbs:

has anyone else seen this awesome anime?:buttrock:
 
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it's an awesome tokusatsu anime that i think was created by the same guys who did generator gawl.

Wa-wa-wa-wait . . . You mean this anime series has live-action special effects in it? Any city-smashing monsters or tidal waves or Imperial Japanese ships at epic war?
 
Wa-wa-wa-wait . . . You mean this anime series has live-action special effects in it? Any city-smashing monsters or tidal waves or Imperial Japanese ships at epic war?


no, actually kinda like android kikaider: the animation. but more alien monsters, giant alien monster beacons that summon millions of other alien monsters, cities being destroyed, big-ass space battleships compacted to the size of body armor possessing humans and beating the hell out of rogue alien monster with their own arms.......

oh, and alien monsters that get off on stealing panties and sniffing them.

is that cool?
 

Whether it is or not, you shoulda' said this was "an anime that's a tribute to tokusatsu superheroes." Otherwise, when you say, "tokusatsu," you're saying "special effects" (which is what it means; Tokusatsu is short for "tokushu satsuei"/"special photography"). And in Japan, tokusatsu applies to much more than superheroe TV shows. Monster movies, sci-fi adventures, disaster epics, etc.

Saying that tokusatsu means "superhero" is like saying that all animation is "Disney" (which really pisses off animation buffs, trust me).
 

sorry, ryuusei, it's a tribute to toku, then.

still interested?
 
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