I barely watch some old tokus in the net, Toei should make somekind of Youtube to streaming them all.

If I remember correctly. Toei does upload old shows to their youtube channel.

They do, but they tend to be region locked.

That does seem like a very Toei thing to do. They don't do that with *all* of them but ya know.

you know from a business standpoint, they turn a blind eye to the streaming and downloading, they don't have to pay any money to get the shows subbed since fans do it for free, there's no licensing or import issues, and they know for a fact they have a niche fanbase in the States (and other places) that snatch up the toys because they watch the shows.

So they make money on the shows being watched, and they save money in a variety of ways, by not doing things the regular/normal/legal ways.

..it's actually pretty smart of them to just let it happen.

I was told that CR did try to get the Kamen Rider streaming rights around 2010 or 2011, but Toei wanted too much money for it. Toei views Kamen Rider as their top franchise next to Dragon Ball and One Piece. The market for the series is not big enough.

Ultraman is own by a different company, so the license is probably cheaper.

Speak of that, could Toei produce Toku along with Netflix ?

They could if they wanted to. Amazons was made because of Marvel's Netflix stuff

Please, we all know that the only reason Kamen Rider Amazons made was because of the pun. :lol

No, as long as you don't download the show, it's fine. It's funny how Crunchyroll shills warn against piracy, when Crunchyroll used to be a pirating site. Besides, you aren't in their main market, Toei only would care if you were selling the series illegally. You aren't profiting off of it, therefore nothing bad happens.