Well when i lived in Puerto Rico i could buy kamen rider or sentai but after i came to the united states theres no trace,its like they dont even exist here:disappoin
Well when i lived in Puerto Rico i could buy kamen rider or sentai but after i came to the united states theres no trace,its like they dont even exist here:disappoin
Well when i lived in Puerto Rico i could buy kamen rider or sentai but after i came to the united states theres no trace,its like they dont even exist here:disappoin
They DO exist, however it's not a case of just walking into the store and buying some Kamen Rider (though I honestly wish it were.) Most of the time, you're going to have to buy it online.
Then there's the question of whether they are legit or not.
They DO exist, however it's not a case of just walking into the store and buying some Kamen Rider (though I honestly wish it were.) Most of the time, you're going to have to buy it online.
Then there's the question of whether they are legit or not.
Super Sentai obviously does look like Power Rangers, since it's the source footage for it, but Ultraman? Kamen Rider? Those two are closer to Superhuman Samurai Syber Squad (Gridman was similar to Ultraman) and Saban's Masked Rider. While the latter is linked to PR, it's not PR itself.
You know guys, I know how much you hate believing it but, uh, videos that are on Youtube and are unlicensed to be there are illegal. It is completely within Toei's right to remove it.
Yeah, you could whine about it, but you also have to remember that they don't care about people outside of Japan that aren't even in their target range, nor actually contributing to their ratings and **** so yeah. They can do that.
While that's true, why must they punish US for those that doesn't live in Japan? I would've gladly paid them a lot of money for those shows with English Subtitles.