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Originally Posted by Kurona

Very very very few of them, and they're always the exception.

Well that is true too. But as I pointed out, how are you going to get K-drama fans to branch out to tokusatsu genre?

I mean we're starting to see K-drama incorporating fantasy/sci-fi element to the point where it looks too "toku"-ish. So do people that watch these fantasy/sci-fi K-drama and wuxia C-drama can be sway into tokusatsu. That's the purpose of this topic thread. How are you going to make tokusatsu mainstream at the time that foreign TV dramas are getting wider acceptance in the US thanks to mainstream streaming provider like Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, HBO Max. Also factor in streaming sites that specialize East Asian entertainment like Viki, Asiancrush, KOCOWA. None of them have tokusatsu (except Juspion, which can be watched on Asiancrush's sister site, Retrocrush), so how are you going to lure K-dramas fan to watch tokusatsu.

And nobody can answer my question: why aren't tokusatsu fans never bother to reach out to K-drama/C-drama fanbase when anime fans are able to reach out to K-drama fans. If there are anime fans that are also toku fans, why didn't they used their knowledge of anime & toku to reach out to K-drama/C-drama fanbase?

Why am I the only one on TokuNation that seem to have knowledge on K-drama/C-drama & tokusatsu, is nobody on this site also a K-drama fan beside me?