Should Ultraman Zero get his own series?

[Ultraman_Zero]

You just don't want to admit that you lose don't you, japanfan4ever? The movie is a success. Maybe you're so fucking filthy rich that it's small for you huh? Maybe you should present some factual information rather than your bitching and moaning, which just to show that you got a big ego with nothing to back it up. I have no problem being banned from here, as long as jackass dickhead fucking asshole like you who can only talk and talk without showing anything else is still here, I rather don't come here anymore.

Oh and for your information, 400 million is quite a large budget for Japanese production. You wan't to know the budget for the blockbuster big-budget movie Casshern in 2004? 6 million dollars. These two movie manage to save money by using digital backlot, which means they don't have to build sets. Again, they use yen there, so it's still hundreds of million of yen and of course, the price for capital there is different

 

[Japanfan4ever]

So you didn't learn from your first two infrations, huh? You must just wanna be banned. I still haven't ready ONE of your posts, completely!

 

[SaikoDragon]

400 million yen is only about 4.5 million USD, though. American filmmakers piss away ten times that much on effects movies all the time.

ah is it? Sounded like a lot. And omg that avatar is adorable. :anime:

 

[Lynxara]

Got it from a great pic in the LOLtoku thread. :anime:

It is certainly fair to say that while 400 million yen isn't much by American standards, especially for an effects film, it's definitely a high budget for a Japanese film.

 

[Japanfan4ever]

Even more so for an Ultraman film. They're not the cheapest, but because they had especially short running times back in the late 90s and early 2000s (eg. 70-75 min.), they were pretty inexpensive even when using more effects shots and much bigger sets.

 

[Lynxara]

Yeah, what is remarkable about Ultra Galaxy Legend is that it's an Ultraman movie being approached not as a tie-in, but as an effects flick that happens to star a nostalgic franchise. It is pretty much a standalone story that should be easy for anyone to watch.

 

[Japanfan4ever]

I think they're gonna turn into a series tie-in, so that they can start up something with Ultraman Zero. That's their new golden child at the moment.

 

[cosmos89]

I would love a Ultraman Zero series, as long as they don't use cheesy graphics like the ones used in the latest Mebius Gaiden.

 

[Japanfan4ever]

I didn't think those were all that bad, dude! They weren't any better than the effects in the Mebius series! Wouldn't you say? :disappoin

 

[okunohoshimichi]

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