[Kurona]

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Originally Posted by mdo7

But as I pointed out, how are you going to get K-drama fans to branch out to tokusatsu genre?

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?

To be very frank I'm really not bothered and I don't think this matters. At all. If I've got friends who are interested, I'll recommend it to them. If I see it catching someone's eyes on Twitter or whatever, I might talk to them about it and recommend some shows I think they'd like. The same as literally any other media. The same way people communicate about anything else ever.

I don't get this whole thing you keep coming back to every couple months about how it's so important that this particular fandom 'reach out' to another particular fandom. If you're just interested in how it hasn't happened, then alright, sure; interesting enough topic -- there is enough crossover between the likes of Sentai and Rider with K-drama tropes that it does stick out that there's little crossover between the two. But you keep banging on about how we need to, and how it's important, and I just-- I just don't get it. Isn't it enough for shows and movies and games to just be something we recommend and talk about on a normal casual basis than making a concerted effort to make it a Big Netflix Success and Reach Out to K-drama people or whatever?