That still sounds wrong to me.
Super Sentai is not a single show, it's a series of shows.
It's not my fault if you suck at phrasing things in your native language.
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I was quite clear in what I said. Why aren't you throwing a fit over my referring to Power Rangers in the same manner since it's also a series of shows?
There's nothing incorrect with what I posted. I stated Super Sentai [in general] is the show that Power Rangers [in general] takes it's fight footage from. I'm not referring to a specific Sentai series, nor am I referring to a specific Power Rangers series. I am referring to them in general as whole entities. Now I could have used the word Series instead of show, but in this sense it's pretty clear what I'm talking about and either word works.
Don't tell people they suck at their native language just because you don't understand the intricacies of it.
Well, I didn't know that you would get so fresh with me due to that post. I thought I had posted something that could be useful to other people. And actually this forum is not only dedicated to please you.
You phrased poorly that part of your post IMO and that's it. What made me post was not only your post but also the other ones, since I felt that the whole Super Sentai thing wasn't clear enough and that I could share some info to help in the process.
I usually don't have any difficult to understand most of the other members' posts.
And you're taking a route that will only make you look bad, since people in this forum know that I'm Brazilian and my native language is Brazilian Portuguese.
Nobody has the obligation to perfectly read/write/speak a second language 100% of the time, however, I usually try hard to do that. My bigger posts are carefully revised/edited 4 or 5 times at least 'cause I don't want to have any self-entitled type busting my balls about a grammar error or even a typo (since my typos can be interpreted by people like you as "this guy is an idiot since he can't perfectly write in my native language").
So, I'm sorry if my informative post hurt your butt. Although, I'll keep posting and replying every time that I want and feel that I can add some relevant information about what is being discussed. And the subject actually wasn't you or my level of English understanding.
That GVN interview annoyed me.
A good example of why it annoyed me occured in pt 3, where an awkward conversation about Crash Bandicoot appeared out of nowhere. I'm sure I totally misinterpreted Joe and Dave's reaction, but Dave seemed to be politely struggling to come up with a response and Joe just seemed to mentally flatline.
The interview was filled with little moments like that (although that was the most blatant), where it seemed that the interviewers were fumbling the interview with rather mindless, pedestrian questions and comments. They also should have closed that door behind them. The wife doing dishes in the background was distracting.
Or forgot who they were talking to.
I turned off the video at that point.
I too agree of the awkwardness in the last part. It felt very disrespectful in my opinion.
The interview was OK at best... not bad but not amazing. Also Super Sentai has gone down hill in recent years, the old shows were amazing. And I thought gamesack was canned after the crappy ep last week? :(
I had the feeling that their script for the interview ended in the middle of part 2 of the interview... It got lethargic in spots due to their lack of "action".
However, they seemed like good guys to me and I enjoyed to watch the interview.
EDIT: Damn... I'll have to download all Maskman episodes after this discussion.
I thought the interview was interesting so far (still listening to it while typing this), although a bit disorganized in structure.
I really want to watch this, but before I commit to multiple parts, can someone tell me what GVN means?
Your post came off as argumentative. So I replied pointing out that you misread part of my post and highlighted that you needed to read more carefully in the future.
I get English isn't your native language. But don't tell people they suck at writing it when you clearly do not have a grasp on it yourself. That's just stupidly hypocritical.
How different is Super Sentai from Power Rangers? Aside from the storylines of the episodes, I don't see how they're separate. I mean, they fight grunts without their suits, the monster shows up, they morph (or henshin), fight individually, monster grows, they get their mechs, mechs combine, monster dies. At least that's how the original MMPR was. Every episode was the same.
The story is really the main thing that's different. The Episode formula is still about the same, though there do seem to be more multi-part episodes and the episode stories in general do tend to have more of a connected central plot.
Are the fight scenes any good in any of them? Power Rangers was the worst garbage I can think of outside of Walker Texas Ranger.