Originally Posted by weedle013ZiO (Post 844675)

Me: glares at King-Ohger

Originally Posted by EpsilonX (Post 844655)

Anyways, the last two Riders I watched were Geats and Ex-Aid. I kind of want my next one to be less of an ensemble vs show and more of a traditional Rider series. Lately Kabuto has piqued my interest, but I've also been meaning to watch Den-O for ages and won a copy of the Zero-One blu-ray. What do you all think?

Originally Posted by DH21965 (Post 844672)

Try for more original ideas than ones already in use. The original ideas you come up are more complex than this (I have seen the many threads) one.
Pokemon/Digimon was an old idea that started in 1967?s Ultraseven, really, with his Pocket Monsters Windom,Agira,& Miclas.Not being a downer, it?s good to have creative ideas *always*, and I wouldn?t have gotten in the funnybook(what my Grandma called Comics)industry without taking A LOT of constructive criticism until I got it ?right? and understood the process,but I have to tell this to folks at conventions when I?m doing portfolio/script reviews.

Someone with your amount of imagination shouldn?t be discouraged or get flustered because no one is getting your ideas, writing (to me,because of the amount of research) is the hardest part of Art there is, that?s why it gets so much attention.

Originally Posted by Mesnick (Post 844679)

There is nothing wrong with old ideas as long as they work. Not just because there are remakes. Moreover, going back to the riders, I believe that returning to the roots of the franchise will help solve the problem with the bike. Namely, you need to make the rider a motorcycle racer.
I'll explain now. The bike will constantly stand in the background as part of the scenery. When the rider runs to stop the monster, he will be asked:
"Why don't you ride a motorcycle?",
to which he will answer:
"I cannot risk it before the competition."
Well, a couple of races on a special track, I think Toei is quite affordable.
Speaking of something completely new: a shinigami rider? Ghost spit on the mystic, so there are clearly a lot of elements untouched by the franchise.

Originally Posted by GrandComplete (Post 844681)

Titans Comic adresses the Kuuga Manga translation & it whole load of nothing.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FnVYBUYX...png&name=large

https://twitter.com/ComicsTitan/stat...aU_IFM97A&s=19

Originally Posted by EpsilonX (Post 844683)

Is that the case? Are the books better-translated than the advance images? Or are they wrong and either misunderstanding the complains (benefit of the doubt) or just ignoring them (and gaslighting people in the process)?

If it's the latter, people should keep complaining.

Originally Posted by Kurona (Post 844696)

Basically, the books have translation that is not just very poor but is almost certainly machine-translated; and there's cases of bad formatting (such as Ichijo's name having the "I" on one line and "chijo" on the second) as well as images going off the page. This is in contrast to the initial preview images showing a far superior translation. So it's the opposite of what you said: the advance images are better, much better than the actual finished product.

What the statement does here to address that is just saying "well, they had good translators" -- which is true, but doesn't really have anything to do with anything when the finished product is ultimately this low-quality, and does nothing to assure customers that the future releases will be any better