[tomos]

I suppose yes I want toku to be more mainstream, but at least from a British perspective I also don't want people to get the wrong idea about it because of a bad adaptation or something that's better not being popular because it's only on something like Netflix and not actually on a normal TV channel at a time where your average person might have otherwise watched it! My main objection to Power Rangers is on principle, I think, whereas I can see that some PR shows are better than the original though I do think Mighty Morphin is overrated and hasn't been all good for the reputation of the genre in all parts of the world. Plus animated Power Rangers I can safely say I will not watch, I'm not here for cartoons!

About the thing of other genres classed as toku though, I do like various forms of international TV especially if it's in a language I'm learning, like I've watched the Welsh-language soap opera Pobol Y Cwm on and off for over 10 years now although Welsh I'm fairly good at anyway whereas something like Thai I just haven't put the time in! I did consider things like the Sarah Jane Adventures,Wizards vs Aliens and classic series Doctor Who borderline(could perhaps be a bit of crossover given the half-hour format) but I'm not too knowledgable about Korean dramas as such, I have only completed both Rooftop Prince and the Korean version of Hana Kimi (both funnily enough from 2012!) but I do sometimes struggle to find a variety of things to watch in different languages.