[Annuga]

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

Yeah, I wasn't a fan of Karas. It's only two episodes though (or maybe it was 4, just with two episodes on each disc). Either way, it honestly wasn't that great.

Actually, it'a 6 episodes

[Dr Kain]

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Originally Posted by Yellow Ranger

Personally I'd recommend Guyver,Ronin Warriors or Kikaider as anime for Toku fans to watch.

and maybe Saint Seiya and Sailor Moon*though they are long*

Don't forget Golion. It's practically an anime Sentai show.

[Annuga]

Another Sentai-esque show I know of is Gotta Be The Twintail. It's a 'so bad it's good' from what I remember

[Kn1ghtW0lf87]

in bunches of Zyuohger I'm trying to watch IBO and doing terribly thus us the downside of having kids XD

[Guyver Spawn]

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Originally Posted by Yellow Ranger

Personally I'd recommend Guyver,Ronin Warriors or Kikaider as anime for Toku fans to watch.

Those are good choices. For Anime for Toku superhero fans to check out there is also Bubblegum Crisis, Detonator Orgun, Tekkaman Blade, Apocalypse Zero (Warning this anime is NSFW. View it at your own risk), Samurai Flamenco, Devilman (The 1972 TV series is more closer to Toku henshin heroes though), Astro Fighter Sunred and 8 Man.

[Annuga]

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Originally Posted by Guyver Spawn

Tekkaman Blade,

Fuck man, I've been curious about the show. Could you do a quick run down on the show's strengths? I want to know if I'll enjoy it

[Guyver Spawn]

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Originally Posted by Annuga

Fuck man, I've been curious about the show. Could you do a quick run down on the show's strengths? I want to know if I'll enjoy it

Tekkaman Blade is a reboot of Tekkaman: The Space Knight from the early 1990's. The anime focuses on a guy named Takaya Aiba and has the power to transform into a Tekkaman, one of the deadliest fighting forces in the universe. The plot is your Hero vs. Alien Invaders plot, but the story is still pretty well done.

The characters do grow on you and show maturity over time. The show is 49 episodes, so the show does have a bit of a slow start, but it does get better. The show was dub by Saban back in the mid 1990's, so I recommended to watch it subbed (Saban's dubs on anime are pretty awful expect for a few titles). There is also a OVA sequel known as "Tekkaman Blade II". I recommended to give the show a try.

[Dr Kain]

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Originally Posted by Annuga

Fuck man, I've been curious about the show. Could you do a quick run down on the show's strengths? I want to know if I'll enjoy it

The show is a great one with some really good animation (not perfect, but good), an interesting story, some kick ass fight scenes, and some things happen in the second half of the show you didn't see coming.

[Guyver Spawn]

There is also Zetman if you want another Toku henshin type of hero anime. However I do recommended the manga more over the anime since the anime barely cover most of the story with 13 episodes from what I can remember. The anime is still good, but not as great as I wanted it to be.

[Sunred]

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Originally Posted by Annuga

Fuck man, I've been curious about the show. Could you do a quick run down on the show's strengths? I want to know if I'll enjoy it

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Originally Posted by Guyver Spawn

Tekkaman Blade is a reboot of Tekkaman: The Space Knight from the early 1990's. The anime focuses on a guy named Takaya Aiba and has the power to transform into a Tekkaman, one of the deadliest fighting forces in the universe. The plot is your Hero vs. Alien Invaders plot, but the story is still pretty well done.

The characters do grow on you and show maturity over time. The show is 49 episodes, so the show does have a bit of a slow start, but it does get better. The show was dub by Saban back in the mid 1990's, so I recommended to watch it subbed (Saban's dubs on anime are pretty awful expect for a few titles). There is also a OVA sequel known as "Tekkaman Blade II". I recommended to give the show a try.

It was Kamen Rider in space before Fourze.