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Given that South Korea has already made K-dramas found a big audiences beyond Asia and got popular amongst non-Asian American demographic. Also the Chinese fantasy drama, Ice Fantasy has gotten popular amongst non-Asian audiences and that include K-drama fanbases. Ice Fantasy can be considered a toku because of the special effect used in the series. So yes, I think toku could gain more audiences beyond a niche audiences. One Korean Toku show, Legend Hero had been on Youtube with English subtitle for a while. But here's the saddest part, a lot of K-drama fans branch out to Taiwanese and Mainland Chinese drama, but they never branch out to K-toku like Legend Hero.

I don't understand how fans of K-drama and K-pop didn't branch out to K-toku. That's the thing that made me scratch my head.

So here's the questions:

How do we get western fans of Korean TV dramas, and fans of Ice Fantasy to branch out to Tokusatsu?

How can South Korea make K-toku more attractive and appealing to K-drama fans so toku can gain more international acceptance?

That's why I raised that issues and question on this thread: If Korean TV dramas are popular internationally, why is Toku not getting the same?

It seem like Toku fandom and K-drama fandom don't interact with each other at all. I seem to be the only person that is both a toku fan and a K-drama fan.