Both are the best!

Just saying that you don’t need to watch “Chou.”

It’s cool and interesting!

The “Creation Legend” has successfully modernized the feel of the original.
There are various homages, so you should check it out.

Is it the second one that Tatsuya Umebayashi and Hiroki Matsukata appear in?

“Super is garbage, so you don’t have to watch it.”

They say you don’t have to watch “Chou.”
The Super Demon God is so cool!

I love super-powered transformations.
The lion and the thunder wolf have been shortchanged…

I like the first generation the most.
The creation legend feels like, “This is it, just like this!”

It’s super good!
Super Demon God is cool, isn’t it!
The Sword King is too much!

I was having a lot of fun back then.
It may have been the most fun to have jumped back to the past around the midpoint.

I understand.
I think the moonlight should have been released every week.

The lion’s handling, given that it is the first transformation form, is just transformation → immediate binding technique → immediately back to the original Ryujinmaru…
I feel like there were a few episodes where they fought while transformed around the midpoint.

There’s an easy-to-understand stickiness emerging.

It’s an Enjoyer, right?

The current one really feels like Wataru from the Reiwa era! It’s fun, so I think it would be nice to enjoy it with the vibe of wondering if this is Wataru from the Showa era…

In the Reiwa era, the live-action parts are mostly geared towards comedy, but in the Showa era, there is quite a bit of action even in the live-action parts.

In “Sōzōden,” Wataru doesn’t fight in his real form.

Isn’t it just barely within the Heisei era at the time of the first Wataru?

To put it plainly

For my generation, “Chou” was the first Wataru…

Hero Tales are great, right…
Because the enemy demon god’s 3D model is out…

I’ve been watching it from the beginning recently, but my favorite opening is definitely the first one.
I have only watched up to a certain point in the main story.

We weren’t even doing it at all.

Amazing hunchback.

I feel like there was a main character with big breasts.
There used to be a game like Atomazekko Monster, right?

Both old and new anime created by shotacon have proper respect, right?

The first and second generations are from Nippon Television, but Ultra and Creation Legend are from TV Tokyo.
The Legend of Creation is good because it has online streaming and reruns on BS.

1 and 2 can still be enjoyed now, but 3 felt tough even in real-time.

I haven’t seen the old one, but I used to see Wataru as material since around the time I became familiar with it, so I can’t see him as a cute protagonist…

The animation jumps to the 90s all at once in episode 2, right? Wataru.
It’s only been a year since the final episode of the first season.

After watching the three-episode OVA, I thought it was quite challenging that no demons appeared at all…

I particularly liked the episode of the sacred tree.

I’m a bit hazy on the details, but wasn’t there a really serious work that made you think, “Is this really Wataru!?” I feel like it was from the OVA of the second one, right?

I was surprised when the phrase “good heart” came up in Sozo Den.

It was super intense watching it in real time.
It wasn’t interesting… I can’t say anything because my memories are hazy.

You should stop taking what the clingy person says seriously.
You haven’t said anything specific at all.

I feel that in the early stages of 1, there is a bit of a sense of spinning my wheels while trying to create something new.
It becomes increasingly interesting around the third layer, where it starts to mature.

In the old work, since you are the savior, get it together and don’t complain—looking back, it makes me think that we shouldn’t expect so much from children…
It’s probably because I’ve become an old man.

Let’s watch both 1 and 2, and Granzo!

How about ramune?

Watch LyuKnight too.

If you watch it with the solid series composition of “Souzouden,” I think a 4-cour adventure might get quite tedious.
Also, since “Creation Legend” has been quite Reiwa-ized, it might feel a bit like the bullying from the Showa era.

At first, I thought it was just a creative YouTuber gag… I wasn’t expecting much from this… but
I feel like it gives off the atmosphere of the original even more than 2, rather than just being super.
I think the production staff really understands why the first generation was successful.

The teasing of teachers has somehow turned into bullying, hasn’t it?
Moreover, Himiko is gradually losing her original form.

I’m watching the rerun of 2, and it’s interesting!
It’s a shame that the Space Dragon God Maru, who was so cool, doesn’t have any more appearances.

When I call, Sen-chan properly comes… there were times when she didn’t come, though…

2 has become too symbolic in terms of teasing and character traits, leading to a vibe of “Shouldn’t we just do the same template every time?”
It’s simply that battles are continuously difficult, and winning through lucky punches or enemy self-destruction doesn’t feel very satisfying.

In terms of broadcasting slots, watch Cyber Formula too!

It’s hard to call Aqua Beat in a way that isn’t better than Sen-chan.

The comfort of compliance in the Reiwa era and the time taken until the broadcast has resulted in a well-crafted scenario, making me genuinely excited every week.

I wonder if there were any merchandise like telephone cards of Sensen-chan at that time.

I think both ROBOT Spirits and Nexedge are well-made, so it’s worth buying.

The beginning of 2 was tough on the teacher, but it eventually settled down.
I haven’t seen it yet, but it seems like the reputation is bad…

There were many questionable jokes in works like “Souzouden,” “Niku-san,” and “10-Souman,” but it seems there are also quite a few borderline jokes in the old works…

The teacher usually jokes around and says “tohoho~,” but you should defeat the large boss!

I haven’t been watching for a while, but it seems really bad! There are some people who keep saying that, but are they still not giving up on being clingy?

The extremely poor reputation is more due to the hype from the digital animation era of the 90s, affecting the artwork from the first half and onwards.
I think it wasn’t good that they changed to that glossy and unmoving animation style.

Since we packed in promotions for the guests in episode 2, it resulted in less opportunity for the teacher to shine (less teasing).
The teacher will disappear due to a fall into darkness by the time the promotions end.

Teacher of 2
It’s a very sad scene thanks to Mayumi Tanaka’s performance, but it was more amusing to see the teacher floating in the air and sliding around, so it didn’t work for me.

The divergence from episode 1 confused returning viewers.
The content was mainly centered around the tangled affairs of the enemy’s family, which may have been difficult for children to understand.

It seems you need to see and confirm for yourself that the reputation is bad.
I understand the bad things that were said, but isn’t it interesting?

I really like the theme songs for 1 and 2.

It’s definitely true that expecting something like a legendary creation, whether it’s an old work or a superb one, can feel redundant, so be careful.

There was one thing that I personally couldn’t accept at the time…
It’s not like everything is totally bad or anything like that.

I often see threads about Wataru where people keep saying “super” over and over.
They don’t say at all what exactly is bad or where the problem lies, so I can’t understand why they are being antis.

To be honest, both Super and 2 are annoying in their own ways, so just look for yourself and make a judgment.
If it doesn’t suit you, feel free to quit halfway; becoming an anti can be troublesome.

Well, the part that might cause divided opinions is something that hasn’t been said much above…

Episode 2 of the first season is 45, and episode 46 is 51, so it’s nearly double that of the creation story.