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06-10-2011, 11:13 PM
Well I like anime,but basically,I grew up as a Power Rangers fan then one day I found out about Super Sentai and how Power Rangers uses footage from it but changes the story. I don't know if you know,Go-Onger was "Yayyy! We're mental we are!" whereas Power Rangers RPM was in a post-apocalyptic future. But then I was interested in something else for a couple of years,but then SPD got me back into Power Rangers and then I started to follow Boukenger,and then I got into Kamen Rider in 2007.
First of all I wanted to make a tokusatsu in the UK and then I realised,that's just not realistic. I'm unlikely to get a job in it in Japan,but I'd say it's impossible to get round British people. Power Rangers isn't even ours. I am still going to make a no-budget tokusatsu film where I live however. |
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06-11-2011, 01:49 AM
I suppose my initial interest traces itself back to the Nintendo Entertainment System. For those of you who are too young to even know or care what that is, it was Nintendo's first home video game console to come to the US and it pretty much saved the video game industry in the US at the time.
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06-11-2011, 05:32 AM
Im not that into anime but i do like it.
I can say what made me interested in Japan are the buildings, its just plain amaizing, the old fashion houses and their actual buildings. Their language is so facinating. Their Science Their Electronics Almost everything is fasinating about Japan or at least thats my point of view. |
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06-11-2011, 07:10 AM
The incredible amounts of powder snow that fall each year in Hokkaido are what initially got me interested. Over 7 years of living there got me interested in a few other things about the place.
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