
Showbiz: You Asked for a Graduation Project, So Why Did You Make a Tiga Movie?
娱乐:让你交毕设你拍迪迦?
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- 3.0M Words
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- I Pioneered a New Era of Tokusatsu我开创了新特摄时代Alternate title on Fanqie
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The writing is very detailed, and the shooting details are also very detailed. Some people write this kind of novels in one stroke, invest money and shoot directly, and then finish shooting in one sentence, and then move on to the next work, even skipping every episode and directly showing the ending. But this is different. Every episode has the audience's feelings.
As the author mentioned, the male protagonist encountered many real-life problems, but he handled them all quite quickly and without much trouble, making it quite interesting to watch. The only drawback might be the loss of some memorable lines, such as the episode with Horii's Ebron Cell, which was criticized as being a poorly written dialogue. However, the author should keep working on it!
Overall, it's quite good and has its own innovations. However, the author sometimes neglects the classic parts of the original. I hope the author won't forget the classics while innovating, and won't end up losing the essence of the original.
Truly a masterpiece. Putting aside any homage elements, the author's adaptation of the original plot is flawless, as is the protagonist's attitude towards light. Many depths I didn't see in the original film are explored in the book. Looking forward to the next update!
The quality is decent; it's clear it's not just a hastily copied novel. The plot develops smoothly, and while the characters are somewhat underdeveloped, they're obviously well-developed. The early plot moves a bit too fast, jumping straight into the first episode.
I've read all the comments. I've seen comments about some plot changes and dialogue alterations in the earlier episodes. Could the author please explain? Because the author didn't follow the original work for the first few episodes, but rather wrote them entirely based on their memory of Ultraman Tiga, there might be some plot errors, and some lines were forgotten, such as Shinjo's lines in…
Author, I support you. Although the early themes were a bit clichéd, your writing about the spirit and core themes was truly insightful. You perfectly filled the void I felt while watching Ultraman Tiga and Ultraman Seven, a feeling I couldn't articulate. Thank you, author. Ugh, it's so heavily AI-driven, I can't watch it anymore.
It's alright. It's not a mindless plagiarism story. Although some plot points might be a bit problematic and overly idealistic, they don't significantly affect the reading experience. The writing style and plot are decent, but the pacing is a bit slow. Half of the Tiga series isn't a short time, because you can't just write about Tiga; you have to cover other tokusatsu series as well.
From a pacing perspective, this book is very Dior-esque, arguably the pinnacle of Tomato's "tokusatsu" genre. Following this pace, it could easily finish writing about the Heisei Three Heroes without any problem. The story even includes the Showa era rights, meaning it could smoothly continue writing about Ultraman Mebius and Ultraman 8.
It's a pretty good new fanfiction, a very fresh take on the genre. You can wait until it's more complete before reading. However, the writing style is somewhat immature; the description of the sensation and uplift after the filming is too grandiose and empty. The beginning is touching, but it gets tiring after a while due to the repetitive nature of these events. Overall, though, it's good, and I hope it gets better with time. Keep it up, author! This is so embarrassing... I'm at my wit's end.