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Because Sela was working at a children's school, I was thinking that the opening sequence was meant to recall the first episode of Shinkengers when Jiiya summoned the retainers with magic arrows (Shikenger Pink Makoto was also working at one). Micchi catching the invitations with his fishing rod also recalled Shinkenger Yellow Kotoha getting the arrow right in the forehead.
Although I wonder why none of the Jyuohgers thought the letters were suspicious?
Although I wonder why none of the Jyuohgers thought the letters were suspicious?
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i felt the movie had a better plot and better villian than the series did as a whole to be honest.
Misao gay? the reasoning for that makes sense, however, isnt male companionship ideals somewhat different in japan?
but also to me, it seemed like no one knew misao had changed into a more adjusted person. not once did he fall apart during the movie but it was commented by Amu that micchan must feel lonely being the only 1 left in the tourney.
which would have been worse?
-triple power yamato again
-Jyuoh conder
?
im glad all 7 members got to fight, and do the team canon. that made me happy.
Misao gay? the reasoning for that makes sense, however, isnt male companionship ideals somewhat different in japan?
but also to me, it seemed like no one knew misao had changed into a more adjusted person. not once did he fall apart during the movie but it was commented by Amu that micchan must feel lonely being the only 1 left in the tourney.
which would have been worse?
-triple power yamato again
-Jyuoh conder
?
im glad all 7 members got to fight, and do the team canon. that made me happy.
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I mean maybe they're a bit more buddy-buddy but Misao still reads as kinda gay.midorininger wrote: Misao gay? the reasoning for that makes sense, however, isnt male companionship ideals somewhat different in japan?
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Maybe it's a rakugo thing? Didn't Cancer from Fourze do that too?sentaidragon wrote:yeah, he was "smoking" his fan... and i don't get why, 'cause it makes no sense at all xD...takenoko wrote: I'm not sure if he's smoking? If you look, what he takes the puff on is his fan.
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In rakugo the fan is used as a prop for all sorts of things, from chopsticks to walking stick to cell phone (for more modern productions). So it's not unheard of for it to be a cigarette/cigar. It's just kinda weird since it's not actually rakugo?
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maybe he is homoflexable?Lunagel wrote:I mean maybe they're a bit more buddy-buddy but Misao still reads as kinda gay.midorininger wrote: Misao gay? the reasoning for that makes sense, however, isnt male companionship ideals somewhat different in japan?
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I finally had a chance to watch this, and I'm pretty much in agreement with Takenoko here. It wasn't a 5/5 perfect movie, but it was a solid, enjoyable production. Perhaps this is because it got to start with developed characters rather than try to fit itself into the series' arcs, but the movie was well paced, well directed, and it knew exactly what it was doing from start to end. Maybe if the series itself had this clear of a vision, it would have been a stronger series overall, rather than the mediocre muddle we got in the end. (Plus this was better than Ninninger Returns. Like way, way better)
Overall, take is spot-on about this movie being too reliant on wrapping things up from the series. These Returns movies are great, but the series should be able to stand on its own. If anything was purposely left unresolved for the Returns movie, then that's a lousy thing to do. On the other hand, if they just screwed up and didn't get there during the series, then they're incompetent (but perhaps it's better to be incompetent than malicious). On the positive side however, I'm generally pleased with how they went about things. I could have gone for Leo not losing his match with Sela as a double KO (just leave him bruised), but otherwise it was handled well, and I appreciate that at least they didn't both fall at the same time.
I also liked that they brought back the condor kid from the movie. Granted, he didn't have a massive role, but I'll take it. What little he did I'd argue is better executed here than it was from the movie, as there was a clear purpose behind everything.
Otherwise my one real problem with the plot was the villain's plan. We never actually saw anyone buy one of these jewels. So what makes them so valuable? Do you get to suck the lifeforce out of everyone and live forever? Otherwise they're just big rocks, which aren't exactly in short supply on Earth. At times it reads more like a kidnapping scheme, except sanitized by turning people into jewels. Even then, that the bit about taking the destitute gamblers is not especially evil...
Also, I could have done without bringing back Genis's lackeys. But they all sucked anyhow, so that's just me. (But I did enjoy having Jagd back!)
More importantly however, this movie set up a very important question that never gets answered: what do the Jyuohgers do with all of the money they won?! They earned that money fair and square, even after the villain tried to cheat. So now they've got hundreds of millions (if not billions) of Yen! Does Yamato become a rich playboy environmentalist? Does Tusk start a chain of bookstores? Does Sela start her own school? (pun intended)
Finally, I can't put my thumb on it, but Sela's actress looked different somehow. It's not the usual teamup hair factor (about half the cast had that going on), but it was something else about her...
(Side note: given Japan's rather overt racism at times, I have to seriously wonder whether anyone at Toei could actually treat the material correctly if they ever tried to go that route)
Overall, take is spot-on about this movie being too reliant on wrapping things up from the series. These Returns movies are great, but the series should be able to stand on its own. If anything was purposely left unresolved for the Returns movie, then that's a lousy thing to do. On the other hand, if they just screwed up and didn't get there during the series, then they're incompetent (but perhaps it's better to be incompetent than malicious). On the positive side however, I'm generally pleased with how they went about things. I could have gone for Leo not losing his match with Sela as a double KO (just leave him bruised), but otherwise it was handled well, and I appreciate that at least they didn't both fall at the same time.
I also liked that they brought back the condor kid from the movie. Granted, he didn't have a massive role, but I'll take it. What little he did I'd argue is better executed here than it was from the movie, as there was a clear purpose behind everything.
Otherwise my one real problem with the plot was the villain's plan. We never actually saw anyone buy one of these jewels. So what makes them so valuable? Do you get to suck the lifeforce out of everyone and live forever? Otherwise they're just big rocks, which aren't exactly in short supply on Earth. At times it reads more like a kidnapping scheme, except sanitized by turning people into jewels. Even then, that the bit about taking the destitute gamblers is not especially evil...
Also, I could have done without bringing back Genis's lackeys. But they all sucked anyhow, so that's just me. (But I did enjoy having Jagd back!)
More importantly however, this movie set up a very important question that never gets answered: what do the Jyuohgers do with all of the money they won?! They earned that money fair and square, even after the villain tried to cheat. So now they've got hundreds of millions (if not billions) of Yen! Does Yamato become a rich playboy environmentalist? Does Tusk start a chain of bookstores? Does Sela start her own school? (pun intended)
Finally, I can't put my thumb on it, but Sela's actress looked different somehow. It's not the usual teamup hair factor (about half the cast had that going on), but it was something else about her...
While merging the worlds was dumb to begin with, I don't think that's a flaw the movie could fix. Toei's not going to do a Sentai movie that's an analogue about race relations, and I'm not sure I'd watch it if it were made. If the matter had been woven into the series proper over a number of episodes, that's one thing. But you wouldn't do the issue justice in a 50 minute DTV movie.takenoko wrote: Here's an idea. The big plot consequence of the show is that the worlds are combined. How about spending the majority of the episode focusing on the troubled race relations between Humans and Jyumans? Instead, we get like 2 minutes of seeing everyone getting along. The transition was no problem, apparently. Personally, I think that would have made for a more interesting story. At least Tusk has glasses now, nice!
(Side note: given Japan's rather overt racism at times, I have to seriously wonder whether anyone at Toei could actually treat the material correctly if they ever tried to go that route)
Oh I don't know. Running a gambling operation seems to me like a pretty Amu thing to do. In fact that double snake eyes is rather suspicious, so she may very well be cheating too.takenoko wrote:*Amu doesn't do anything clever. Frankly, she's just underused in this.
I absolutely lost it at that point. It's such a bad joke that it's good. It's the same absurdity factor as a reverse mermaid.Lunagel wrote:Okay, the actual *bunny* girl in the casino is pretty clever.
Agreed. That was really bad. And it's not like these suits take a lot of effort to make. A few hours with a seamstress, given that they already have the pattern? I bet the problem was the helmet.Lunagel wrote:JyuohCondor is clearly a really, really bad digital color swap. Could you not pull together a suit? Ugh, it hurts my eyes.
They clearly filmed it at the end of the series, rather than alongside the Returns movie. Why they're using it now is anyone's guess. Maybe they intended to use it at the end of the series but dropped it for time? It couldn't have originally been planned to be used like this, due to the obvious problems.Phoenix512 wrote:It was weird that the Jyuohgers thank you message at the end was filmed in their old costumes and hairstyles instead of the ones in Returns.
For what it's worth, I've never read Misao as gay. Just very unsure about himself, making him prone to becoming attached to other people as a follower/groupie. (However the jury is still out on whether hooking up with an anthropomorphic rhino is better or worse than hooking up with your first cousin...)Lunagel wrote:I mean maybe they're a bit more buddy-buddy but Misao still reads as kinda gay.midorininger wrote: Misao gay? the reasoning for that makes sense, however, isnt male companionship ideals somewhat different in japan?
And when did Leo get the ability to shoot lightning out of his hands Palpatine style?! They took some real liberties with the Jyuohgers' powers in this movie, that's for sure.Zerato wrote:2. Since when can the Zyuoh TheLight be used as a lightsaber?
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They may have taken some liberties with the Jyuohger's abilities in this movie (while Misao using his transformation trinket as a lightsaber was cool, so was it something he never did in the show proper), but overall so did I enjoy it because I expected to at least be entertained by it.
It was nice to see cameos from the series and movie, and I thought it was funny how they all forgot about Jagd (makes me wonder how they reacted to him in the Ninninger vs Jyuohger movie since he's apparently in it from what I have seen of teasers of it).
While it was cute that Misao got a rhino girlfriend (hopefully their date will make them know each others better and bring them closer), so can I see how some would be disappointed and call it forced hetero romance. Yeah, I admit, I did wonder too if he was gay or bi considering how he was around Yamato and Tusk, but I'm happy either way for the poor boy.
If there would be some proof that Misao was gay and in a relationship with either Yamato or Tusk, then he would have been adopted by either of them (look it up).
For some reason so did I think they made a reference to the Metal Heroes series Blue Swat when Pakone said he was part of the space mafia, but I don't think they were aiming for that.
It was nice to see cameos from the series and movie, and I thought it was funny how they all forgot about Jagd (makes me wonder how they reacted to him in the Ninninger vs Jyuohger movie since he's apparently in it from what I have seen of teasers of it).
While it was cute that Misao got a rhino girlfriend (hopefully their date will make them know each others better and bring them closer), so can I see how some would be disappointed and call it forced hetero romance. Yeah, I admit, I did wonder too if he was gay or bi considering how he was around Yamato and Tusk, but I'm happy either way for the poor boy.
If there would be some proof that Misao was gay and in a relationship with either Yamato or Tusk, then he would have been adopted by either of them (look it up).
For some reason so did I think they made a reference to the Metal Heroes series Blue Swat when Pakone said he was part of the space mafia, but I don't think they were aiming for that.
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i think with the V-Cinema's they also like to use unused ideas that seemed cool but didnt make the series.
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I had completely missed that you had release the movie, so here goes.
The movie was actually decent written for a Jyuohger production. Was it another director or writer?
Big minus points for turning Misao straight and the digital color overlay to make Jyuohcondor.
The movie was actually decent written for a Jyuohger production. Was it another director or writer?
Big minus points for turning Misao straight and the digital color overlay to make Jyuohcondor.
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Yeah, it was written by Tanaka Jin, who was more of a secondary writer. The main writer was Komura Junko.