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Hasbro's Power Rangers era and General Tokusatsu discussion

Speaking of that. Two promotional photos for Kiramei Silver

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Also during last Saturday's directors cut of episode 1 and 2 they teased KirameiSilver

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For June it's been revealed there will be a two week talk show type event for Kirameiger.
"Kira Talk ! Mashin Love"

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It's estimated that new episodes(they already have a tametomo focus episode and Silvers debut filmed) will start resuming around June 14th or 21st

Silver's gear will still be released mid June

https://toy.bandai.co.jp/series/sentai/item/detail/11405/


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So where do the Sentai, Kamen Rider, and Ultras film? Are they all in Tokyo?
 
So where do the Sentai, Kamen Rider, and Ultras film? Are they all in Tokyo?

Mainly Tokyo and adajacent cities like Saitama, Chiba, Yokohama, and Tsukuba, and the woods and mountains beyond. Sometimes other cities around Japan, like Kyoto whenever they do a time-travel piece set in the Edo Period, since there's a period-drama backlot there.
 
It's seems Zero-One (and Kiramager) returns will broadcast in late June. Filming will restart in begin of June

https://news.livedoor.com/article/detail/18320646/

Rough translation

Rider kick to corona! "-Zero One" restarts at "Rokuwan (June 1st)" in order to deliver the story to the little children waiting for the broadcast to resume.

 According to officials, the production side decided to restart shooting on this day after receiving the full cancellation of the emergency declaration on 25th. We notified the relevant parties of the production guidelines for thorough infection control.

The guidelines have been created based on the policies set by the department, such as "safety is the first priority and shooting is done to prevent dark contacts," and "shooting avoiding" three denseness "". The shooting time will be shorter than usual from 6 am to 10 pm, and meetings will be conducted using the web conference system as much as possible. It is said that the site will thoroughly maintain a social distance of 2 meters in all situations except for actors during performance.
 
A live action Power Ranger series revolving around Tommy was proposed

https://www.newsarama.com/50341-ins...on-david-frank-and-dark-drakkon-timeline.html

The only big regret I have [with my Power Rangers work], and it was totally out of my control, was that we came close to putting together a live action prestige series that I also would have directed, which would have been set in the Coinless timeline," long-time Mighty Morphin Power Rangers writer Kyle Higgins told Newsarama's Lan Pitts.

Higgins is referring to "World of the Coinless," an alternate universe Higgins introduced in the Power Rangers comic books. In this timeline, Tommy Oliver never turned from a villain to a hero (as he did in the TV show timeline) and instead worked alongside Rita Repulsa under the new monikor of Lord Drakkon (think Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader). Together, Repulsa and Drakkon conquered Earth and killed many of the Power Rangers - leading to the surviving heroes to form a resistance movement called the Coinless.


The live-action TV series project was put in development after the promo film Higgins directed with actor Jason David Frank for the 2018 "Shattered Grid" crossover event

While primarily known as a comic book writer, Higgins had directed/written/produced several short films before the "Shattered Grid" promo video. He also wrote and acted as the voice director for the Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid video game.

"[The live-action show project] all came about as a result of the promo film I did with Jason David Frank on 'Shattered Grid,' which demonstrated to Saban that we could make something longer and meatier, with high production value, if they were game," Higgins said. "Which, considering their investment and excitement about Drakkon, Shattered Grid and the Coinless, they definitely were.
 
I'm continuing my journey through Ninja Steel, and have now reached the limit of what I'd seen of the season before I started my current viewing: Dimensions in Danger, which I haven't seen since it originally aired, and which will likely take on new context now that I know the NSt team better and more intimately.
 
https://tokusatsunetwork.com/2020/0...umiya-takahashi-wins-persol-work-style-award/

Fumiya Takahashi who plays Aruto Hiden in Kamen Rider Zero-One won the PERSOL Work-Style Award in the Character category. The Character category was recently added to the PERSOL Work-Style Awards as a way of commemorating characters who always put their best work forwards with a smile

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Sounds like fully new episodes of both Sentai and Rider return in just a few weeks. June 21. So that isn't too bad, as disruptions go. I'm curious if this will end up affecting episode counts. Zero-One seems like it will probably finish as intended, it's closing in on it's conclusion anyway. But I wonder if Kiramager will lose episodes in the run to keep the next series starting on time? I hope not, as I'm actually enjoying Kiramager a lot so far. Sena is my favorite. I'm curious how Silver changes up the dynamic. (As an aside, too much orange in his suit, and even more in his mecha. Ugh. It's ugly as sin, but I'll wait and see if it improves in motion.)

Been watching the new Garo: Versus Road. They've really amped up the violence for this series. Which fits the theme, and seems designed to be as uncomfortable as it has been playing, but still feels weird. Garo has always aimed a little older, but this feels like a step even further. But it's definitely a different take. This week's episode finally brings it around to Garo proper, in a way. The reveal of just what Azami is (or at least, what she is so far) is probably the most interesting thing the series has done so far. It's hard to imagine how this show has anything that even vaguely resembles a happy ending. Best we can hope for is probalby either Kuon or Amou donning the Garo armor to undo Higiri's scheme. But I wouldn't rule out an everybody dies ending either. Now I'm just curious if they'll try to 'redeem' Azami, or if she's the final villain. I'm hoping for the latter, just because she's delightful when she's sinister. Either way, even though it's hardly been a Garo feeling program so far, I've really come to enjoy it. There are some characters I really like seeing put through their paces, and the action has been largely well done.
 
What previous Ranger, other than Tommy or Billy, do you think could have been the teacher to the new Rangers in DT?

Or, could it have worked in another way, maybe even better, if Tommy was the new teens' mentor but not also their teacher?
 
What previous Ranger, other than Tommy or Billy, do you think could have been the teacher to the new Rangers in DT?

Trini would've been great at it if Thuy Trang had lived. She was as smart as Billy but able to communicate it all to laypeople. And she had this serene wisdom that could've made her a great teacher.
 
Watched episode 7 of Jetman this morning. Ryuu's grandma was pretty fun, I loved her jumping in front of the team with the mirror to block Mirror Dimension's beam, that was pretty badass.
The end of the arranged marriage was a nice way to bring Kaori's attraction to Ryuu to his attention.
I was a little disappointed we only got a couple minutes with Jet Icarus. Are there any episodes where the fight with it and the giant version of the monster lasts more than a couple hits?
 
I was a little disappointed we only got a couple minutes with Jet Icarus. Are there any episodes where the fight with it and the giant version of the monster lasts more than a couple hits?

Yeah, there are some that have considerably more mecha action.
 
The trademark for the next Kamen Rider series has been posted

The Japanese kanji being used is "seiha" and (roughly) means "holy blade".

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I hope it's Highlander influenced
 
TokuSHOUTsu's next release is a surprising one

https://news.tokunation.com/2020/06...-kamen-rider-heisei-generations-forever-67631

Kamen Rider Heisei Generations FOREVER will be coming to Pluto TV with official English subtitles.


There will also be a Kamen Rider store coming in July

https://news.tokunation.com/2020/06/23/kamen-rider-store-opening-at-tokyo-station-67634



A new franchise logo has been revealed.

https://twitter.com/HKR20_official/status/1274902440383373312

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I guess this is to help market it overseas. Watch out Ultraman. Kamen Rider is on your tail
 
Kiramager is back this week, with a time loop episode centered on Tametomo (KirameiYellow). I'm tired of time loop episodes, since I don't like the repetition, but this one didn't take too long before moving past that part, and it resolved in a clever way, with Tametomo turning the loop to his advantage and wearing down the monster.

Part of why I'm tired of time loop episodes is that after a while you can see them coming. Whenever the first couple of scenes focus on a sequence of random events with no evident story significance, it's a giveaway that we're meant to remember those events because they're going to be repeating in a few minutes. As soon as Sena found her lost wallet, I realized, "Oh, no, it's a time loop episode."

Speaking of repetition, Zero-One is halfway back, with a clip show numbered as "Episode 35.5" recapping the pasts of the MetsuboJinrai members and how they achieved singularity/sentience, and setting up a mystery of Jin's origins. It follows up on the previous two President Special clip shows produced during the shutdown, that were done entirely with clips and voiceovers. Now it turns out that the fake Izu that the Ark used to trick Aruto in the specials is an actual new character, Azu (or As, same as Izu = Is), the physical representative of the Ark. So now we have Noa Tsurushima in a dual role, which is cool.

This episode was clearly shot under COVID restrictions, with no more than two people in a shot at any one time. I would guess that there are still several upcoming episodes shot before the lockdown, but I wonder how post-lockdown shooting conditions might affect the stories.
 
Kiramager is back this week, with a time loop episode centered on Tametomo (KirameiYellow). I'm tired of time loop episodes, since I don't like the repetition, but this one didn't take too long before moving past that part, and it resolved in a clever way, with Tametomo turning the loop to his advantage and wearing down the monster.[\quote]


Tametomo - “Jamenshi. I’ve come to bargain”


That was pretty dark to wear down the motw like that
 
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