You may get a kick out of hearing this.

This weekend I had to babysit my little cousins, a 7 year old boy and a 4 year old girl. now The boy is into tranformers and I've been watching Beast Wars on veoh with him and his sister(says it's favorite tranformers ever). Anyway when people get on the phone at my house the internet goes down(god damn wirless) and I can't get on to the internet. So I say screw it and show them some Kamen Rider and Gekirangers that I dowloaded. I found out an important fact from this ,American kids like Japanese toku. They enjoyed it and want to see more, so I'm going for a bit of Den-O and Geki marthon with the boy probally he really enjoys toku. Just a fun little story that I wanted to share.

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nice! spread the word.

Well yeah, KR and Geki are targetted at kids. Glad they got converted early though. Keep up the good work!

strizzuth said:

Well yeah, KR and Geki are targetted at kids. Glad they got converted early though. Keep up the good work!

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Yeah I know, but getting them stuff in Japanese when one can barly read is what I find a bit amazing. I thought they find it boring.

My little sister can't read yet, let alone in English... but she still finds scenes of Den-o fighting fun AND she was just totally taken by what I showed her of PGSM

She keeps asking me what's going on and what that line means for a while she always asked me to show her more...though I think the fights sorta dissappointed her.

I showed her the MMPR movie and she really liked it. I even showed her my Ultimate Ranger DVD, even if its only in English.

Start 'em young I say

Congrats!:thumbs:

Domino 555 said:

I found out an important fact from this ,American kids like Japanese toku.

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That's funny, but I gotta tell you I always knew that. When PR became a multi-million dollar corporation in America and stayed that way for several more years it showed Toku had staying power in the U.S.!

That's pretty cool. Not many people know I'm into Toku, so I guess I'm not in the position to spread it right now. A bunch of girls at church watch J-drama with me, ahaha, so I'm all right there. But yeah...that's really cool. None of my friends have showed signs of possibly being remotely interested in stuff like it...but, I guess, neither have I, outside...haha. It's good they got started earlier, though.

This reminds me of when I was watching PGSM about a month ago. I watched it all on the computer in the living room & my sister was really interested into that & watched almost all of the epsidodes with me & she can't read, barely says certain words, (she's just 5). & She was really into it. I thought that was kinda funny.