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KamenRiderOOO · 07-02-2016, 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by LiamLee

Uniqueness. I want to see how team dynamics is like on an all-male team. I would love them to try it even for just one season. Yeah I know we had Sun Vulcan but that was a different generation.

Also, Sun Vulcan doing well in the 80's because it was 30 years ago does not prove that it won't do well today. We just had a record of an all-male team doing well in the ratings. Gender diversity doesn't really matter. We have shows that has no gender diversity (sailor moon, charlie's angels, powerpuff girls) and those shows are doing fine.

And I don't think anyone would be angry about the all-male team other than a few vocal SJWs and feminists. That's actually a good thing for Toei. We all know what shitstorm they create. These groups will do the advertising for them. People will get curious and watch the show.
Power Rangers not touching it won't hurt Toei's overall sales at all. PR is forced to choose between seasons anyway because of its format in Nickelodeon.

The main issue with your argument is this: you seem to be ignoring that shows have INTENDED FANBASES. The shows you used to display a lack of gender diversity all were created with girls as the INTENDED audience. Check, Sailor Moon is a SHOUJO series. But does that stop the fans from being both men and women? Hell no! Lol. I've been to multiple cons and have seen fans all shapes and sizes attending a Power Puff Girls panel as well as a Sailor Moon panel.

Now Sentai. The show isn't created just for little boys anymore like back then, it's for children in general. Watch some footage of the stage shows. You'll see the audience is not just little boys but all sorts of children. Look at pictures of signing events. All sorts of children there. Your claim that the only "SJWs" and "feminists" will complain about an all male Sentai is horribly misguided. Sentai presents heroes for children. A team of great power and hope. Something to inspire all children. That's why they try to diversify as much as they can, for all children to look at the tv and say "hey, if he/she can be a hero, why can't I?" In taking out the female characters you rob their fans of finding someone to connect to. And like said previously, that hurts sales. Not only do boys buy toys, girls do too. If you think they don't, they wouldn't release the merchandise that relates to the female characters.

07-02-2016, 08:59 AM	#2414
KamenRiderOOO Resident Customizer The Guy with the Voices @TrueKROOO Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Visalia, CA Posts: 11,089	Quote: Originally Posted by LiamLee Uniqueness. I want to see how team dynamics is like on an all-male team. I would love them to try it even for just one season. Yeah I know we had Sun Vulcan but that was a different generation. Also, Sun Vulcan doing well in the 80's because it was 30 years ago does not prove that it won't do well today. We just had a record of an all-male team doing well in the ratings. Gender diversity doesn't really matter. We have shows that has no gender diversity (sailor moon, charlie's angels, powerpuff girls) and those shows are doing fine. And I don't think anyone would be angry about the all-male team other than a few vocal SJWs and feminists. That's actually a good thing for Toei. We all know what shitstorm they create. These groups will do the advertising for them. People will get curious and watch the show. Power Rangers not touching it won't hurt Toei's overall sales at all. PR is forced to choose between seasons anyway because of its format in Nickelodeon. The main issue with your argument is this: you seem to be ignoring that shows have INTENDED FANBASES. The shows you used to display a lack of gender diversity all were created with girls as the INTENDED audience. Check, Sailor Moon is a SHOUJO series. But does that stop the fans from being both men and women? Hell no! Lol. I've been to multiple cons and have seen fans all shapes and sizes attending a Power Puff Girls panel as well as a Sailor Moon panel. Now Sentai. The show isn't created just for little boys anymore like back then, it's for children in general. Watch some footage of the stage shows. You'll see the audience is not just little boys but all sorts of children. Look at pictures of signing events. All sorts of children there. Your claim that the only "SJWs" and "feminists" will complain about an all male Sentai is horribly misguided. Sentai presents heroes for children. A team of great power and hope. Something to inspire all children. That's why they try to diversify as much as they can, for all children to look at the tv and say "hey, if he/she can be a hero, why can't I?" In taking out the female characters you rob their fans of finding someone to connect to. And like said previously, that hurts sales. Not only do boys buy toys, girls do too. If you think they don't, they wouldn't release the merchandise that relates to the female characters. __________________ My signature disappeared. Help.