Go for it.

Actually, nawh. I realized that I don't think I'd care enough to really post often enough to warrant it :lol

Aww, I would like to see you post more, and hear your opinions on toku shows!

I love summary threads! I, and I imagine many others, read through them even though I don't post in them. They are more than welcomed!

FYI Inoue was one of the writers for Flashman. Not the lead writer but one of the writers. The crucial episodes are when they deal with the whole "could this guest character be my family or related somehow?" since they got Starlord'd pretty much as toddlers(Bun/Blue Flash was a newborn I think). And it is interesting to see if they make any progress in tracking down their family. Filler eps are fun too. Two of my fav are the one where Lou/Pink Flash gets involved in cooking shenanigans and Dai/Green Flash befriends a ramen stall owner who is an aspiring boxer. Fun fact, that boxer is played by Ryosuke Kaizu aka Takeru/Red Mask from Maskman.

Oh, my nemesis. Inoue. Guess no matter what show I pick, he's been involved in.

Well, hopefully this is before his writing became so astronomically bad :lol

I think we can agree up to Agito Inoue ranges from decent to great, at least within toku. Faiz was where I think he started being hit or miss generally.

Currently up to episode 21 of Go-Busters and I'm honestly surprised on how much I'm getting into the show so far, perhaps even enjoying it outright since this is by the same head writer as Shinkenger.

I tried watching one of Hideaki Anno's Sentai parodies earlier. Dai Nippon or whatever it's called. It seemed fun, but the video quality was so bad that I couldn't handle it (it was super scratched up, warped, and oddly cropped. Plus, there were no subs and the audio was super off sync.)

Eh, it was during his college years plus it was an 8mm film from the early 80s so understandable. Regarding Anno's involvement seems like he was just the mecha designer for it and the director was actually Takami Akai who apparently got booted outta Gainax after being caught exchanging some fighting words on 2ch during the early episodes of Gurren Lagann. Fun fact, the instrumental they use for the theme song is Sun Vulcan's theme.