[Chasing]

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Originally Posted by Yarlick

I think I found a better way to convey my feeling :

Targeting a broader audience doesn't equal to changing the product.
If we came to like Tokusatsu as it is, the only thing Toei has to do is NOT changing the product, but making it readily available worldwide.

Changing the product to target an audience never worked because you end up loosing your established customer base and the new customers will eventually stop from caring. ( Say hello to the Wii/Wii U with the arrival of casual players it didn't work in the long run)

5 pages later and still, no one has any idea what the fuck you're on about. god knows you probably don't even know what you're talking about, yourself.

change happens no matter who you are catering to. the franchise has changed a fuck ton without any attempt to expose more of it outside of japan. many will agree that one of the only things that keeps this franchise interesting is the fact it IS constantly changing. the fucking world has changed - you should change with it. "Why are people trying to fix what's not broken?" doesn't sound bad on paper but it's a horribly ignorant way of looking at the world and representation - and you've made it clear you aren't smart enough to realize why or how.

and none of your examples really check out or do anything to drive your point further.

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Originally Posted by IndigoArms

Damn right, you tell it as it is dude. I completely agree with you. Targeting a broader audience and changing the product to fit it that makes it lose its identity and the product suffers greatly from it, and then fans start to leave it.

you have a really horrible way with words, and that's coming from the guy who just got a warning for saying some dumb shit yesterday. the fact you have no idea how and why his point is wrong is genuinely killing me...please be less oblivious.

I swear to god it sounds like both of you are stuck in 2010.