[henshinzero]

Which heroes are better?

[ZeoRangerV]

None of them. All of them have characters than range from fantastic to god awful.

[KyoryuGreen]

As I am a Sentai/Rider/Green Lantern/Agent Venom/DBZ/FMA/and Other DC and Marvel Comic, Tokusatsu, and Anime/Manga favorites I say all the heroes are great in their own fantastic and magnificent ways.

Trust me you should have seen my old cell phone background it was worse than my current signature, I was fitting in characters from everything in it.

I love Superheroes so that's why I say they are all great no matter where they come from.

[Galvantula]

I'm with ZeoRangerV on this one. Each has great characters as well as some stinkers. That's why I voted for neither; because I honestly can't vote for just one.

[TokuChris]

In Japan, it seems to be a flavor of the year in regards to tokusatsu - the new year of new heroes makes it interesting and exciting.

But come to the United States, and the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers are the icon of the "Power Rangers" franchise ... no matter how many series they adapt, everyone will say "I REMEMBER HIM!" of the Mighty Morphin variety, even celebrities and such.

Anime wise, I think there's some icons out there ... obviously Son Goku, Gohan, Vegeta, and Trunks will always be icons for Dragonball Z. And Sailor Moon will always be an icon as well. Mostly, again, because of their distinct popularity across the world and not just Japan.

Marvel? They've got the edge on the movies right now, and thus are making their characters worldwide famous, such as the Avengers, and even to an extent, some of the X-Men (a few animes in Japan featuring the 90's uniforms, etc.).

DC has Batman and Superman, but I honestly don't think a lot of the world knows much more than that.

[Sentai]

I voted all of them except none of the above. It just all depends.

Marvel does good movies (Ignoring the McGuire spider-man movies), but hit or miss animation, and the books have been meh lately.

DC does amazing books, even better animation, but the movies are very hit and miss.

Toku is so hit and miss they either hit the moon or miss the universe. With trains.

And Anime is the same for me. I love some, meh on others.

[GoseiWonder]

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Originally Posted by Sentai

I voted all of them except none of the above. It just all depends.

Marvel does good movies (Ignoring the McGuire spider-man movies), but hit or miss animation, and the books have been meh lately.

DC does amazing books, even better animation, but the movies are very hit and miss.

Toku is so hit and miss they either hit the moon or miss the universe. With trains.

And Anime is the same for me. I love some, meh on others.

Topical!

[Sentai]

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Originally Posted by GoseiWonder

Topical!

I try my best for the people But judging how it goes with me, I'll hate it now and love it later.

[Matrixbeast]

Marvel heroes.

Toku heroes last a year before being discarded.
Anime tries too hard to make their heroes the underdog (We ALL know Goku can punch a planet to death, but watch an episode of DBZ. Note how hard they try to downplay Goku as the rising hero), and DC heroes are OP as hell (And I'm not just referring to Superman. Fuck Batman and the deus ex machina bullshit he pulls from his belt. "Oh, he was just planning for this for months!" No. He's just walking plot contrivance).

[Sentai]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

Marvel heroes.

Toku heroes last a year before being discarded.
Anime tries too hard to make their heroes the underdog (We ALL know Goku can punch a planet to death, but watch an episode of DBZ. Note how hard they try to downplay Goku as the rising hero), and DC heroes are OP as hell (And I'm not just referring to Superman. Fuck Batman and the deus ex machina bullshit he pulls from his belt. "Oh, he was just planning for this for months!" No. He's just walking plot contrivance).

I think you might be overthinking DBZ DBZ is never, and will never, be about plot. Just that awesome fighting.