Painted_Outlaw
The new Tendou Souji
Tackle and Riderman aren't called Kamen Riders either but are still considered part of the official complet.
[hide]Riderman was called a Kamen Rider at the very end of V3[/hide]
Tackle and Riderman aren't called Kamen Riders either but are still considered part of the official complet.
Tsuyoshi Kida was so not the creator of the first half of Hibiki. That "honor" goes to Shigenori Takatera and Shinji Ooishi. Kida was, at the time, a fill-in writer who either co-wrote with Ooishi, or did a handful of story arcs himself. He was the equivalent to Komura or Ishibashi on Wizard, an assistant to the head writer.
Tackle and Riderman aren't called Kamen Riders either but are still considered part of the official complet. I guess whether or not White Wizard counts will just be one of those things that fans argue about forever, same as Sentai fans argue about whether X-1 Mask was the first "real" Sixth ...
Shunpei - ...hmmm...HE'S MAKING THE KEITARO THE LAUNDRY GUY FROM FAIZ AND KOTARO THE MILK GUY FROM BLADE LOOK UBER AWESOME!!
I believe Fourze was just seen as good fun while airing and when we then got the production notes after it ended the understanding changed.
Are you referring to the quote that claimed they wanted to make a show that cheered kids up after the earthquake and tsunami?
I can't fault those intentions... but to me if you're going to do that, having a story where an alien-worshiping cult secretly controls a school and uses its students as guinea pigs might not be the best route to go, not if your goal is lots of corny upbeatness with wacky hijinks. I wonder how Fourze's story would have been executed had it been a pre-Kabuto rather than a post-Kabuto show.
It felt like a time capsule of all the good Saban era Power Ranger shows rolled into one
If it's like Power Rangers simply for being in a high school... I never got a PR vibe from Fourze.
I was considering giving Fourze another shot, but after reading this, I don't think I should...
If it's like Power Rangers simply for being in a high school... I never got a PR vibe from Fourze. Only a "we just had this with W" vibe toward the second half.
Saban's Masked Rider also had a high school setting, and similarity was rather light hearted in tone, but any other comparisons between to two is stretching, IMO.