I think he's just too young (at 21, he was one of the youngest Reds for a while) and he's stiff and bland. Gorou Sakurai/Spade Ace I like Sakurai well enough as a character, I just always had a problem with actor Yoshitaka Tamba. Kaijou's not a guy you'd want to cross, man. One interesting thing I always noticed about Makoto is that he kind of sometimes gets a kick out of roughing up some goons. Kaijou is a dependable leader, but I like that he has some flaws, and he has some ties to the villains in that they killed some family members.īut being an episodic show of its time, being a show that depicted the heroes doing a JOB rather than showcasing their daily lives intertwined with their jobs, it's easy to kind of lose sight of all of what makes Kaijou tick. People always made a big deal about the first Rider, Hiroshi Fujioka, and the first Ultra, Susumu Kurobe, but Makoto - despite being a journeyman actor in his own right, and a veteran of numerous popular cop dramas and even a toku vet by Goranger - is always glossed over. I think Kaijou is a good man to be the first Sentai Red, and I've always thought that actor Naoya Makoto never got the respect he deserved until Gokaiger. Who would you want leading you? If you really think about it, I think you might be surprised by your answer, because it might not automatically be the Red of your favorite show. He's the oldest member of the team, he remembers the most of Earth, and is a surrogate big brother to the rest. I don't know if I can go through each color, but I gave the Reds a shot. Someone asked me to talk about the Sentai Reds, like I did each sixth hero. Syarat dan Terma *Tempahan baju adalah secara pre-order.
And while you're reading this, keep thinking: what Red would you want to serve under? Imagine you're the new recruit on a Sentai team.
If you're an '00s fan, you probably take to the hyper Reds who love to yell and be crazy. If you're a '90s fan, you might like the ordinary-Red-who's-equal-to-the-rest-of-the-team approach that that decade often had. If you're a '70s or '80s fan, you like the serious, kick-ass, all-business, confident leader Reds. What makes a good Red will probably depend on what generation of Sentai you're from. There are some great shows ruined by weak Reds - whether it's a flimsy character or weak character - and there are some bad shows that had a better Red than they should have, or a Red that managed to lift the bad show into something more tolerable. They're the star of the show, the pillar.Ī team's only as good as its Red and I feel like a Sentai show can only be as good as its Red.
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