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Originally Posted by EpsilonX

I've heard Kuuga has both detective and horror elements, so I think I would probably really enjoy it. That one is towards the top of my own list. Which one would you say has the most appeal for women?

I am here to speak for all women.

I think Kuuga is probably the best on that front overall. The cast is very well rounded and there are several good female characters. Also it DOES have Joe Odagiri, every Japanese housewife's crush! Plus his character kinda has some gay vibes going on with his cop buddy. (I'm just going to assume most women enjoy some BL vibes... actually it might just be safe to assume most tokusatsu fans do. I will make ALL the assumptions in my post!)

I think there is merit to some of the other shows on the appealing for women front too though. Agito has Ozawa, who is an interesting, nuanced female character. I personally find the show too much like a worse Kuuga, but it has merit!

Ryuki is... interesting but a mess. You will hit glorious highs, you will hit baffling lows. I definitely think of this one as a bit more of a "guy" show for what it's worth.

I really like Faiz, and I say this as a person who tends to be annoyed by Inoue more often than not. I remembering commenting once that one of the reasons I like this more than most Inoue shows is how it felt like Inoue's barbs were aimed at everyone, while some of his other stuff can feel a bit too WOMEN, AMIRITE? to me. Of course, there is a good possibility this show's miscommunications and cynicism will cross a line for you if you prefer thing like Kiva and Jetman. I'd say it is worth a try, but you will love or hate it.

I haven't seen Blade in a long time, but it's quirky. The meme-y early parts of the show eventually give way to some great drama. Again, this one has some strong BL appeal (maybe the strongest in the entire series), though not everyone sees it that way. I've never really known what to make of this one, but I think it's a show anyone can enjoy.