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Originally Posted by EnerPrime

I think it also comes down to different people wanting different thing out of shows. For instance, I'm a very character based viewer. If a show has Characters I like and enjoy watching, I am massivley forgiving of plot holes and SFX failures. If I'm enjoying myself watching a charcters adventures, I usually won't even notice most plot holes until they're pointed out to me. Other people might prefer plot, and any plot holes ore continuity gaffes will take them right out of a show.

It's not a Toku show, but that's how me and my one friend are with Dragon Ball. I love the sense of adventure and the characters, but my friend was constantly questioning why there was advanced technology, WWII-era fighter planes, and dinosaurs in the same few episodes. Stuff like that never bothered me, but it really bothered him.

I never really am bothered by stuff like that, but occasionally it does. I hate when in the middle of movies, one character has a sudden realization of everything that's going on, which seems to happen all the time. For a toku example, the first episode of Dairanger, where the red and (especially) pink rangers instantly knew how to transform and control RyuseiOh without anybody telling them. The pink ranger knew a couple minutes after meeting the rest of the team, which made absolutely no sense to me. Perhaps it's explained later on, but I couldn't get behind the show because of that.