I hate to be the negative one but I'm afraid I have to say I prefer Ryukendo to either Tomica Hero show, Ryukendo was just really fun to watch whereas Tomica Heroes were just a bit of a chore IMO. I suppose if I had to choose then maybe Rescue Force being as what I saw of Rescue Fire had the more annoying characters in my book. The songs were of course still great though. It may be an uncommon opinion, I don't know, but I would have preferred some sort of ''Madan Senki'' franchise!

The postmodernism of Flamenco and Concrete Revolutio would make for very interesting discussion, but I'm also curious about classics like Casshern and Tekkaman. Yeah, too many fascinating options out there, so just go with whatever you want to talk about the most at the moment! I'd probably try to find to some time to watch/rewatch along, whatever it is.

Real reason is because of the sales. They expected to make 4 billion yen but made only 2 billion despite the show being well-received. Fun fact, if the Rescue Force movie is of any indication, Ryukendo and the Tomica Hero shows share the same universe. You will know what I mean when you see the movie. Also Hiroshi Fujioka aka Mr. Kamen Rider Ichigo himself plays Reiji Osakabe, the highest ranking member of the organization that Rescue Force AND Rescue Fire are part of and is R0. He is seen in the Rescue Force movie and certain episodes of Rescue Fire.

Zeiram 2 is getting a North American release!

I'll admit that I have no idea what this is, but it comes across as interesting.

https://tokusatsunetwork.com/2020/07...north-america/

This peaks my interest. Zeiram is something that's been on my radar for awhile as a Keita Amemiya fan.

What is Zeiram anyway? It's not something that comes up often.

I don't know a lot about it, but it's about a bounty hunter from space who comes to Earth hunting a monster. There was also an anime spin-off called Iria: Zeiram the Animation.

"Monster-Hunting-Bounty-Hunter" sounds an awful lot like Bangray from Zyuohger :lol !

Zeiram 2 has been available (on DVD at least) for a while now, I bought it in like 2005-6 in a Keita Amemiya 3 pack including the Hakaider movie and Moon over Tao, 3 great Toku movies.

It's a Sci-Fi Horror movie that is directed by Keita Amemiya. It was popular with Toku fans, horror movie fans, and sci-fi movie fans. Sadly, it has faded into obscurity. It's worth checking out. I remember Fangoria (I think) said that the movie is like if John Carpenter directed Power Rangers.