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You know, as a fan of the Ultra Series, it brings me attention that I feel like Disney SW and all of franchises (Terminator, Marvel, Star Trek, etc.) today should take a page from that franchise's 40th anniversary series Ultraman Mebius.
What Ultraman Mebius did is that they went back to the Showa Universe where the titular character is the eighth Ultra Brother to come and defend Earth and his human form Mirai learns to bond with a new, inexperienced GUYS screw that includes a hot headed experienced member who witness his old crew get killed in the first episode who wants to prove humans can handle killing monsters on their own, a selfish, cocky soccer-player, a insecure race car driver, a kaiju-obessessed fanboy who has the pressures of adulthood facing him, and a soft preschool teacher. Whereas the What If Trilogy has lackluster new characters that hardly get character development while the old characters get cocked to oblivion, Mebius actually commits to have all the new characters grow over the course of 50 episodes and veteran Ultras show up to actually help the new ones grow and give them wisdom that helps them in the long run. They did it in a way that makes you want to experience the originals for the first time if you are new to the franchise. Y'all should give it a watch as well it's badass as fuck.
Come me crazy, but a tokusatsu show manages to honor the legacy of the originals while progressing new character development for its fresh blood, where as Disney SW, Terminator: Dark Fate, Ghostbusters, and all recent woke-infested franchises are focused on woke culture and pissing on legacies.
EDIT: This includes Gokaiger for Super Sentai and Decade/Zi-O for Kamen Raider as well.
What Ultraman Mebius did is that they went back to the Showa Universe where the titular character is the eighth Ultra Brother to come and defend Earth and his human form Mirai learns to bond with a new, inexperienced GUYS screw that includes a hot headed experienced member who witness his old crew get killed in the first episode who wants to prove humans can handle killing monsters on their own, a selfish, cocky soccer-player, a insecure race car driver, a kaiju-obessessed fanboy who has the pressures of adulthood facing him, and a soft preschool teacher. Whereas the What If Trilogy has lackluster new characters that hardly get character development while the old characters get cocked to oblivion, Mebius actually commits to have all the new characters grow over the course of 50 episodes and veteran Ultras show up to actually help the new ones grow and give them wisdom that helps them in the long run. They did it in a way that makes you want to experience the originals for the first time if you are new to the franchise. Y'all should give it a watch as well it's badass as fuck.
Come me crazy, but a tokusatsu show manages to honor the legacy of the originals while progressing new character development for its fresh blood, where as Disney SW, Terminator: Dark Fate, Ghostbusters, and all recent woke-infested franchises are focused on woke culture and pissing on legacies.
EDIT: This includes Gokaiger for Super Sentai and Decade/Zi-O for Kamen Raider as well.