Seriously!? Really!

Is there a yakuza in another world?!

I can’t let my daughter win.

Are you going to apply Band-Aid?

I want to combine accompaniments!!

If you’re going to do a tokusatsu-themed thing, you have to call in the yakuza, right? There is some of that feeling.

>>8

Let’s call Yasuko too!

>>24

Mr. Komura… is currently doing Gavu, so that’s not good…

>>27

Look at that yakuza’s daughter.

I’m writing mainly about the sentai while also writing about Precure, so don’t make them clash head-on since they’re both idols!

>>31

I’m being made to work like a yakuza…

>>8

It was fun, wasn’t it? The plain character suddenly became a legendary dark gambler in Active Raid’s Inoue episode.

I haven’t read the original, but is it really okay if the next episode turns out to be such a ridiculous story?

>>9

One of the roots of the darkness that Red carries, so if that gets explored, it seems like it will become a very important episode.

>>9

It will turn into a clash between Rania’s memories and Red’s memories!

Don’t hide it without a frame.

Because it’s based on an original work, the subtext gets intense.

Idora-chan looks good with this kind of expression.

Let’s call my daughter (the one in charge of this year’s squad) too.

Recently, the image of Toshiki Inoue is strongly associated with Donbrothers, but he is also someone who can write heavy, serious stories very well…

>>16

Since I’m an old man, I still have a strong image of 555.

Speaking of which, Togo and Tak-kun are exactly opposite: one looks like a passionate man but rejects others, while the other looks like he rejects others but is actually a passionate man.

“The protagonist, who became a child of traffic accident victims and was ostracized by relatives, ends up in a situation where their best friend, who they were adopted with, falls into a bad path due to setbacks and jealousy as they grow up, opposing the protagonist and unleashing their ‘true feelings,’ causing cracks in the protagonist’s heart.”

Hmm, Heisei phase 1…

It’s a story about the importance of bonds.

The person I’m telling this to has already patched things up, huh…

Yeah… I’m sure they’ll say that the regular character used to be a female phantom thief or was addicted to gambling.

In the end, it all unfolds in a pointless mystery style, and Red ends up drawing the short straw…

Vansou Killer Killer…?

>>22

Isn’t that just Kizuna Red?

On the ring finger of the left hand.

If there are empty slots for characters after watching all episodes, I’ll fill them in with settings!

Since the original author participates in the script meetings for all episodes, anything that Toshiki comes up with is acceptable because I can think (but the original author supervised this properly, right…).

Rather than that, they use women as a façade to write about the passionate friendship between men, which seems vulgar but is actually really romantic—such is the world of the yakuza.

It’s a broad definition of tsundere, isn’t it?

That’s how it is from the original work.

This work, “Kizuna Five,” seems to be casually throwing around non-existent memories as if to say, “Isn’t this how it was?”

It’s really scary.

>>30

The main story of Kizuna Five, which was only depicted in the author’s mind and in a few panels, is being realized by a luxurious production team…

>>34

It’s based on the premise that things like Official X and Kizuna Five actually exist.

>>36

A television schedule that should not exist…

>>30

What will happen once Silver starts to speak?

>>39

(Look at the chest every 5 seconds)

There are definitely some among the authors.

Among the readers, there were those who vaguely encountered the original Kizuna Five.

A wonderful anime that shows you impressive visuals in high resolution.

Toshiki Inoue writes a script for the adaptation of my original work.

One of the peaks of the modern otaku dream.

>>37

It’s the era where you can hit with a bundle of cash, isn’t it…

>>42

It seems that even if I hit them with cash this season, it won’t work, but they come joyfully regardless…

Red, who occasionally isn’t shown in the face.

It’s crazy how one after another, people involved are gathering from the original source!

>>43

Isn’t it too dreamy that Toshiki Inoue, who worked on Donbrothers, and Jun Hirotomioka, who later did Bumpin’ Jaws, are participating?

>>43

The power of bonds is amazing, isn’t it?

Aren’t various special effects professionals basically responsible for everything from the script to the motion…?

We had a connection! So I’ll be joining in with a long, drawn-out entrance…

The parodies done seriously are the funniest.

>>47

When professionals get serious, it’s no longer a parody.

>>53

It’s more accurate to say it’s an original Super Sentai that the creator was seriously making rather than a parody…

Can a mere parody prepare setting materials on par with the original?

The fact that Toshiki Inoue is coming means Kohei Murakami will too…!?

Huh? Huh!?

Because it’s not the main branch, there are definitely places where people can gather freely without restrictions.

>>52

If I can participate in fan works created by others, I’ll go all out and do whatever I want in response, right?

!?

We just made eye contact!

>>54

Now we’ve formed a bond, you and I!

Not everyone is struggling to eat, but it’s good that work is coming in like this.

Considering the level of recognition before the anime adaptation, I didn’t expect them to invest this much effort…

This is definitely a collaboration with the main company.

>>60

There are actually suits, huh…

>>62

Moreover, they’re creating an environment where it’s easy to bring out any current ranger red…

Bunki has experience participating in things like Fullmetal Alchemist, so if it’s an original work set in a different world…

A katsudon appeared in Fullmetal Alchemist…

Entering with a sub-script and adding a heavy background setting to the character before leaving is similar to how Toshiki was used during the Soda Sentai era.

>>63

X1 mask…

I came to check the differences, but…

If the author is happy, then that’s what matters, and no one can argue against that…

It’s scary to think that the original author might already have a Toshiki Inoue episode in mind…

It’s funny that “a bond was formed” comes earlier in the timeline than “a connection was made.”

Yasuko Kobayashi might also come.

>>70

Is Red going to die before the final episode?!

>>77

Well, I die in the first episode…

>>81

That was the final episode of Kizuna Five.

>>77

(A face contemplating whether it’s a story about time or Dragon Knight)

However, if I may give my candid opinion, that red suit still has a bit of a handmade feel to it, so I wonder if it could be remade more professionally!

>>72

Even if I make a suit that I don’t use much, it would be a problem in its own way!

Even though it’s completely different, there are main riders who are in terrible shape while having guest appearances frequently!

>>74

It’s not just falling apart; it can even rot away and be rebuilt…

>>76

That’s nice, isn’t it?

The suit has decayed, so it’s Decade; in that case, it’s always Exceed Gilz.

Is it possible… the Ranger Key from Kizuna Five?

The Band-Aid Killer is going to show up, right! I know it!

The synopsis box next to the offering says today’s script is by Toshiki Inoue!

When it comes to the story about the suit, I can’t help but feel sad thinking about Shin-san, who ended up putting a mannequin inside at the end.

Active Raid was making suits too… I think that one was a collaboration with Tsuburaya.

Why isn’t it being aired on the TV Asahi network?

I wonder if the original author is the most surprised.

>>89

(I come to the dubbing location every time to perform a mob role.)

>>89

I don’t think I’m particularly surprised now because I participated in the script meetings for all the episodes.

That being said, I would be completely surprised if it was decided that Motoki would write it.

I didn’t notice at all, but it seems that the design of robots and gadgets in anime has become more akin to special effects.

>>90

This is not going to move properly, so I’ll adjust the details, and the professionals are doing it… There was also a model kit version.

>>90

The design of Logi’s holy sword seems to be slightly different on the front and back.

The surface shines with seven colors of stones, but the back is white.

>>94

I see… Is it because the LED only lights up on one side? If I look closely, could there be places on the back that seem to have speakers?

By this point, I feel like I’ll be appearing as a supporting character in Gojūjä.

>>95

They have started public recruitment for Red over there, so it seems there’s an atmosphere where even Red, who hasn’t been in the series until now, could participate… is that right…?

The sword costume with the yellowed clear parts on the forehead is nice, isn’t it?