
Something Seems Off About the Tokusatsu Show I Made
我拍的特摄剧好像哪里有问题
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 780k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 12mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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315Chapters
2kRecommendations
9.3kFans
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The protagonist is somewhat anthropomorphic, which makes the reader feel physically uncomfortable. It's not so much a moral issue as other readers have mentioned, but rather more like the uncanny valley effect. It's like watching a non-human being perform a play in front of you, sending chills down your spine between the lines. The author is amazing, but did they switch to the wrong channel? Why write fanfiction instead of horror and suspense?
Your portrayal of the U-Station audience doesn't seem like they're clueless ordinary people, but rather viewers who know the truth. Doesn't that feel awkward?
With a niche start, an extremely slow plot, and infrequent updates, this book is already dead, lacking a fan base.
The protagonist no longer needs to acquire Ultraman's power; continuing to use the monster's power is fine. In the third scenario, the protagonist already lost the ability to use Ultraman's power. There are plenty of monsters with powers stronger than Ultraman's, so there's no need for the protagonist to obtain Ultraman's power anymore.
The main character always seems to be acting mysterious, pretentious, and aloof, constantly claiming to be cold-hearted. It feels unnatural and forced in many ways. Isn't the acting a bit monotonous?
There's too much plot in Ultra Q. The show isn't very popular in my country, and writing so much about it would be too boring for someone like me who's not interested.
Is this a tokusatsu version of Hell Cinema?
The more I look at this tokusatsu website, the more it seems to have been created by some behind-the-scenes mastermind using a system.
Is this protagonist even human? Calm down, calm down, calm down! He agreed to act and ended up in a strange place, not realizing he'd been kidnapped but thinking it was all just acting. He didn't panic when he encountered a monster, always saying "calm down, calm down." I think you're some kind of Outer God in human skin, aren't you?
The male protagonist's character doesn't seem suitable for becoming an Ultraman from the Land of Light. However, he seems more suited for becoming an Ultraman from the Star of Light.