I mean I presume people have other things to do during the week than watching tokusatsu. ...Well, I say that but I've been enjoying the recent episodes of Zero One so much that I find myself re-watching my favourite scenes from them over and over even days later, so maybe you're not too far off.

I mean, I'm assuming that the series people've watched in a week or less were done alongside jobs and school and family and other interests. If several posters to this thread only binge Kamen Rider when they are stuck for days in a gondola or need to avoid humanity "as Venus wanes in the third celestial house, lest The Children of Adam e'er be a warlock's pawn", please let me know! I do not want to diminish your hardship.

In all seriousness, though, am I getting it wrong? Is watching a ton of toku something folks don't do regularly? Instead, is it something that people dive into a few times a year, not counting new shows?

Don't remember how many days exactly, but I do recall finishing Hibiki in about three or four days. Helps that it's only, like, 20 something episodes :lol

For a full season, I think it would be Blade, which I got through in about a week.

I can only speak for myself, but outside of tuning into the weekly new episode of the shows I'm into, I haven't really sat down and dug into a show for quite a while. Back when I was rediscovering toku in 2012, I went on a consuming spree of watching a ton of different Rider and Sentai shows and their associated side-materials. I didn't get through all of it, probably because I either stopped having the free time and/or my excitement calmed down a little bit.

Every now and then I get the urge to re-watch a well-liked series (or at least, some specific episodes) or a movie, though even then it's not often I actually follow up on that thought by doing it.

As for the question the thread asks in the first place, I think I went through Gaim quicker than other shows, since the very serialised nature made it really easy for me to just thoughtlessly load up the next episode, and there's not a lot of natural 'stopping points' that occurred to me while binging.

It was only around the middle of Ghost/start of Ex-Aid where I started tuning in regularly to each week of Rider and haven't stopped since.

Well, I said I've been at this a couple years; and there's rarely been a time during that I haven't been watching some (non-current) Rider or Sentai. But despite enigmas like Ryuki going by very quickly, I tend to take things a little slower than that, so that's why it's taken this long.

Plus, there'll be other things to watch. Once I look into getting a Netflix subscription I seriously need to catch up with She-Ra