After a long, impromptu hiatus, the TokuNet Podcast is back!
A lot has happened in the tokusatsu world over the last year or so since our last podcast episode. So we brought the crew back together to talk about some of the highlight stories of the year along with more current topics such as Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: Once and Always, the Ultraman Blazar announcement, and the release of Shin Kamen Rider in Japanese theaters and the upcoming US screening (recorded before the initial screening). We also delve into deeper topics such as the recent boom of tokusatsu localizations in the West, how Super Sentai has been experimenting with their format for the past several years, and our thoughts on the Reiwa era Kamen Rider shows thus far.
It's a jam-packed episode and we hope that you enjoy is as much as we enjoyed recording it. Let us know your thoughts on any of the topics discussed in this episode. And come back next episode when we share our review of Shin Kamen Rider!
CAST:
- Yasin Bulhan – @KeitaiOkami
- Josh Saucedo – @JoshKnight1st
- Brody Salzman – @Plazmaniac1
- Malunis – @Malunis
Podcast Editor: @Malunis
Intro Music: Son of a Rocket by Kevin Macleod at incompetech
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