Is it really appropriate to say that it has been animated in terms of content?

The original result is around R.

I like you, but…

The anime is based on a project called Gridman, which goes back even further than Denkou Choujin.

The access code is!

Gridman is good, Dynazenon is good, and Universe is good too…

The content of the main story aside, the images in the thread are definitely an anime adaptation of Tokusatsu Gridman.

I’m not that happy about the ending of the final episode or about the live-action version coming out…

Honestly, if there wasn’t a sequel, it would have become quite an intolerable work.

Yuta’s true identity as Gridman is both a strength and a weakness, but I think it’s impressive how the universe has expanded on both points.

What is SSSS?

Glimmering! Baby Dandan! Baby Dandan!

I thought this would be well-received, but based on the reactions, it seems otherwise. That’s why I’m creating Dynazenon and Universe. First of all, the Gridman anime in that genre is selling well, so it would have been okay to stick to that path.

I never thought that an IP that had been dead long before 2000 would come back to life as such a popular content.

It was innovative to enhance the heroine’s thighs.

Was this also initiated from the animator showcase?

Patlabor is also scheduled for next year, so that project has really borne some fruit.

If it’s okay to say it like that, I think that those who watched Gridman and didn’t look back at us while watching Dynazenon only think that way because they belong to that kind of group.

Dynazenon neatly wraps up the romantic relationships, so the sense of satisfaction afterwards isn’t quite there when you think about Gauma-san.

I think the original has at least a level SR just from the depiction around Takeshi.

Well, that’s thanks to having three times the broadcasting period of the anime.

Is that how the Lightning Superhuman’s computer behaves? It was difficult for anyone at that time to fully explain computers anyway.

I think the OP is a cover version, but I’m really happy just to see Denko Chojin.

My brain was destroyed immediately afterward.

Well, but if it’s just Gridman, it’s about SR level.

Including the universe, UR.

The only thing I regretted was that Yuta’s own story was told in the universe, and I was completely purified.

I didn’t think they’d actually play the original song.

I personally love it, but “Wasn’t the universe fun?” is a pretty bold line, I think.

(Oishi, who has had the ladder pulled out from under him)

Ah… that was fun!!

OPED is great no matter which one it is.

>Someone’s Smile is Someone’s Sadness！

Isn’t it a grid mandgum?

I casually realized that “believe” plays a significant role in my positive impression of this anime.

Personally, I think the approach of special effects in anime is more than enough to be SSR, but the lack of background music in everyday scenes, as well as the colloquial expressions around high school students and the school settings, elevate it to a unique level that surpasses UR.

Huh, I can’t win with this?

That became the thread image.

It’s amazing that an anime with this style is produced from this original work.

I didn’t like Dynazenon at all and couldn’t enjoy it, but I really enjoyed Gridman.

The way to liven things up is really important, after all.