Ray Fujita Receives Special Present On Set Of ZERO
Ray Fujita, the star of the upcoming solo ZERO short series, the spin off of Garo, received a special birthday present on set on Tuesday.
Ray Fujita, the star of the upcoming solo ZERO short series, the spin off of Garo, received a special birthday present on set on Tuesday.
Writer, Sho Aikawa, explains as to why Kamen Rider Decade made his return to this Sunday mornings Super Hero Time segment this week on episode 52 of Kamen Rider Wizard.
With the start of Shougeki Gouraigan beginning in a mere two weeks, a new wave of promotion photos has been released, showing a lighter side to the cast in normal every day situations. Like the one above, showing Black Condor’s actor, in a bath with the heroes of the show.
Keita Amemiya, creator of Garo, just announced via Twitter that the latest addition to the titled “Garo Project”; a new series featuring Zero, the Makai Knight from the show’s first two series’.
Toei announced on their official site that they will be opening up a mixed tokusatsu hero museum in Chiba prefecture, Japan. It will feature suits and props, as well as many other attractions.
Last night, I was lucky enough to be invited to the premiere of Koichi Sakamoto’s new movie, 009-1: The End of the Beginning by the man himself. A remake of an old Ishinomori manga, the movie stars Mayuko Iwasa (Hanazakari no Kimitachi e), Nao Nagasawa (Ninpuu Sentai Hurricanger’s Hurricane Blue, Mao Ichimichi (Gokaiger’s Gokai Yellow) […]
Masahiro Inoue, aka Kamen Rider Decade, posted a picture on his blog of him once again donning the Decade Driver, this time on the set of Kamen Rider Wizard. Masashiro blogged “It’s been a long time, Tsukasa[…]. Next is Wizard’s world…“.
Manager of the Donut Shop in Kamen Rider Wizard, Kaba-chan, was the target of a prank on a Japanese television show, involving a rampaging dinosaur.
You may know Garage Pro TV for their work on Gun Caliber, but they’ve grown infamous for making honest video reviews of the latest Sentai & Rider movies at Japanese cinemas, usually becoming the first English speaking reactions to them. This time, I joined them.
Japanese DVDs are notorious for being far more expensive than their western counterparts. So much so that DVD rental shops are still thriving with enormous libraries. In this case, the Power Rangers: Seasons Eight – Twelve DVD box set is actually cheaper in Japan.