Tvn subbed it. There's still comedic moments, but there's not really resolutions like totally be proud or Totally acceptance, but with real real friends made as Well as other progress outside of work, it's good for reality. Overall, still toku loving.

Ep. 7 left me with a weird Deja vu. When I was a student, I came across a Godzilla VS Biolante VHS on a flea market, remembered how I liked to watch sentai, kaiju and metal heroes as a kid and then bought it impulsively. Stupid show, now I have water in my eyes.

It felt like a heartwarming resolution still grounded in reality; it won't always be accepted but she still loves it, and she has friends that support her. I kind of prefer this to a 100% happy resolution; sometimes, reality is like a kaijin, but you don't give up.

thanks.

I've been going to Big Nova but it's like they stopped at 5. I've been waiting and waiting.

Now I see 6 and 7 have aired so I guess I know what I'm doing tonight.

TY

Episode 7 was definitely a great finale. Like others have already said, it avoids ending in a way so saccharine it stretches the grounded atmosphere (which for a show selling itself on being relatable would've pretty much been a middle finger to the audience), while still managing to be extremely optimistic. I'm often quite nitpicky about endings but I can't think of anything I'd change here. It's pretty much perfect.

I'm seriously glad I watched this show. It's been an absolute joy for these past two months and sticking the landing like this ensures I won't be forgetting about it anytime soon. I'm probably going to be saying this anytime I get a chance from now on, but DON'T SLEEP ON THIS SHOW if you're reading this and still haven't watched it. Trust me, you won't regret it.

ep 7 was good. It had resolution.

ep 6 I thought was more powerful than I was expecting. The whole scene in the restaurant took such a turn I wasn't expecting.... uh... any of that.



(I lol'd at the scene of the red crabs as red rangers)

A nice idea would be maybe a special that covers the others like yoshida pov because I don't see a season 2 possibility. The ending tries to make a funny joke to ease the montage of friends and family's incomplete resolution. I'm not so sure about the camera school part since I thought she felt bad for leaving Kano out, but I could be overthinking it. The ultimate unrealistic happy ending would be her dating the shishired look alike or the feminine guy that have a crush on her that's also in to toku while her friends and families accepts it and always there for her. It's quite a change from e1 to 7. There's an actual deliema that parallel to the show she's watching instead of nonsense comedy bits. It also intro different otaku persona. Shame V3 and amazon girl play such a small insignificant role. The ultraman part reminds me of the anne hathaway independent kaijin movie for some reason.

I'd like to see a Season 2. I'm not sure where the story would go but I know I'm not ready to say goodbye to these characters after only 7 episodes.

That was almost a tease.

after watching the series i been reading from start the manga the show is based off. and there is a lot of content for them do a second season.

It would be fun if they did a second season and Kano is following the show that replaces Jyushowan. Also the show has Super Sentai, Metal Heroes and even PreCure representation but no Kamen Rider.

Anyway, the series had been great and I hope it got more people interested in tokusatsu.