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Do you mean the discussion thread, which every currently airing show gets?
maybe he refers to this
http://forums.henshinjustice.net/showthread.php?t=89278
Do you mean the discussion thread, which every currently airing show gets?
I think they were onto something with the dance motif, but a part of me wishes that they could have used something OTHER than dinosaurs.
I second that motion. Granted I like Go-Onger. Kyoryuger I don't because it just doesn't seem to know how humor works. You can't just have people dance and to silly music and expect me to laugh. With Go-Onger you have racecar drivers fighting pollution monsters, THAT'S funny to me.
there were a few episodes that impressed me but other than that, not a big fan of Kyoryuger either. oh and that one episode where they suddenly dunno how to fight anymore the moment their weapons and gimmicks were disabled. charming. honestly, the series is overpraised IMO.
I`d let Pink and Violet touch my pickle too.
There are elements of it that I don't like, but starting a bash thread just because you can't stand that anybody else likes it is a thoroughly graceless thing to do. You seem to be angry that Sentai isn't continuing in the vein of Go-Busters, and while I am sorry if you like Go-Busters, they can't afford to keep emulating a show that underperformed commercially.
You are absolutely proving the point I made in my own thread (that Sentai is criticised for "playing it safe" and Kamen Rider for supposedly straying too far from the principles of the franchise.) Sometimes they have to "play it safe" and do something they know is going to bring in money. Toei couldn't afford another Go-Busters this year.
trying soooooooooooo hard to prove that it's "fun" and, therefore, not Go-to-sleepsters that it's just a kid on a sugar high who just did a line of nose whiskey and is zipping and bopping all over the place and is non-stop noise. It's bright! It's loud! They dance in the show, they dance in the credits! Even the mecha dances! There's music! Boomboom bangbang wire-fu! Look here at this bright thing, now over here at this shiny thing! Whoa-ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh, whoa-whoa-whoa-whoa-whoa! What does samba have to do with dinosaurs? Who cares -- isn't this fun!?!!?!?!
The show just really smacks of out-of-touch bean-counters who just mashed together everything they think kids will like, rather than just put on a good show that people will like on their own.
One of the biggest complaints of the Japanese fanbase with Go-Busters was that they felt it was trying too hard to be mature and court an older audience at the expense of kids ...
Myself, I never want to see another "serious" Sentai again. At this stage, I would actually prefer half an hour of zany hijinks over tightly-written plot and drama.
But I still sigh at threads with people asking "am I the only one?" (what difference would it make if you were?) and making out they're the only one with taste who can see how bad this awful show is.
First, you say that as though I think Go-Busters was some great masterpiece. I'm not annoyed that Kyoryuger doesn't take pages from Go-Busters. I'm annoyed that it takes pages from Teletubbies, Barney, and shows of that caliber.
Ultraman Ginga is also playing it safe, one could argue. Yet even Ginga doesn't feel the need to, to quote Shougo...
The show just really smacks of out-of-touch bean-counters who just mashed together everything they think kids will like, rather than just put on a good show that people will like on their own.
Who the heck are those people, I wonder. I honestly don't see much difference between Go-Busters and a 90s Sentai. Were Megaranger, Gingaman (which Go-Busters naturally lifts from, given its a Kobayashi product and she tends to repeat certain things in her shows) and GoGoV "trying too hard" as well?
Batman and Robin is waiting for you.
That's what you say.
Toei had to do something that would sell. So it makes sense they would fall back on kid-appeal. You can only afford the "storytelling first and the rest will follow" approach when your franchise is doing well, otherwise you risk a Hibiki (great ratings, financial disaster)