Chouseishin Series
 

Since they don't have one yet, this is for all things GranSazer, JustiRisers and Sazer X!

Sazer X has to have my #1 Toku ending ever!
KEEP ON DADADANCING!

Ahh Justirisers. I remember several years back I found this series at random and downloaded the first 18 or so episodes. It was a hell of a fun, different, ride. Unfortunately the site I found it on and maybe the group subbing it went away. Now the only ones I can find are the TVN subs which are of a pretty low quality.

One of these days I will trudge my way through all three series. Something I definitely want to get around to doing, but hard to squeeze in three full shows!

It'll be worth it for all the Toho homages.

I personally liked Sazer-X out of the three shows.
The mecha designs were awesome, the suits were awesome, and they introduced us to Mr. Robert Baldwin and Miura Ryosuke aka Ank.
Do hope they bring this franchise back one of these days.

I remember seeing the first show and liking it. Toho rarely makes TV Toku shows. Funny how Reizaus from Super Fleet Sazer-X looks similar to Bagan, who was a Godzilla monster that was plan to be in a few Toho Godzilla movies that never made it off the ground.

i statted gransazers again, soo good. i wish i could find the toys easly right now.

I knew a lot of the stuntmen who worked on these series. Although a lot of them just did it as a job, there were some fun moments with a few of the fight scenes.

But how would you adapt the Chouseishin series?

Gransazers - Zodiac Fighters
Justrisers - Star Fighters

Instead of USA, how about Canada?

Plus what if they did more Chouseishin series?

i love gransazers series.. too bad.. due to having 12 heroes, character build up and focus was very short only.. especially for the water tribe hehe..

I'm actually going through Gransazer right now. Only 11 episodes in because I've been busy but it's a pretty good series.

I watched Justirisers a few years ago and loved it. I also saw some Sazer-X and liked it too.

You could say I'm a fan, but I need to see them fully to truly appreciate them.