Sean Akizuki's Personal Blog

From Susie Q... is that a stalker there? Still can't forget that pink spandex!

As a fan of Japanese entertainment, I can't deny that there are times when something just goes horribly wrong. Innovation may or may not work depending on how it's done and when it's done. Just because somebody innovates doesn't mean it's going to be good. It can be bad or good depending on what kind of innovation was being done. It's not all the time an innovation replaces something. While PCs and laptops have replaced typewriters in producing office documents but electronic books have not replaced paperback. Sure you can reduce stress in working with a PC but you can't deny you still need to print it. Paperback books have not gotten obsolete. The methods have improved but innovation doesn't necessarily get rid of the old in favor of the new.

Here's Gracie Dzienny with her sister Cassie and their mother... 

Amazing that she's aged better than Reiko Chiba and she's five years older It's better to age gracefully From the short movie Lines With Archie Kao another classic actor... well it's time to let them dress up as Bun/Blue Flash and Pteraranger...

While Toei still waits for Andrew Michael Gray, Ciara Hanna and Sayaka Akimoto to arrive in Japan for the filming of "The Prime Minister's Rumored Girlfriend", the latest Shippaiman episode had outraged Joseph Pabaya and outgoing President Nobita Aquino. The episode of Shippaiman showed that Japan's bullet trains were all deteriorating under the watch of Joben Abunami, the transportation secretary of a dystopian Japan. The Prime Minister Nobita hired him based on the padrino system. This week's guest in Shippaiman is Yoshihiro Fukoda. He played as Minoru Uesagi in Gekisou Sentai Carranger. Based on the episode he lost his Accel Changer and where he couldn't morph, the series' current episode showed more lack of judgment on the part of Prime Minister Nobita. In the episode, Shippaiman tries to fix the problems of the train only to result to a major disaster. The Winsbraindraft team now featured both Jules Chikafuji and Takeru Inaba trying out their Solbr...

After looking at Mighty No. 9 and hearing disappointing reviews, I want to share my thoughts on how I might have drafted a Megaman successor. I feel like it's going to be quite different. Now I'm no programmer or anything but I'd like to share my imagined Megaman concept. Considering I've been a fan of both Classic Megaman and Megaman X, there's going to be a series of combined themes between them.  I remembered watching VR Troopers and later, I found about the existence of the superhero Metalder. Judging by the time Megaman and Metalder existed, Metalder came first. I thought about how my "spiritual successor" to Megaman might be pretty weird. But here's my concept anyway but sorry, no original artwork. Just my concepts okay? Here's my idea.

Back as a 90s child, I remembered watching Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers back to back with Baywatch on ABiaS-CBN. But I didn't really pay too much attention to Baywatch's plot except for Cassie Jean Parker. Time to take a trip back to memory lane for the 90s. Kimberly Hart Watching Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers was a guilty pleasure for me as a child. I didn't really like it, people called me immature for watching it while I hid that one huge stupid reason why I even watched it. Maybe I just watched it like every other child who enjoyed a children's show or not. Regardless, I just checked out almost everything. In the case of Mighty Morphin' I wasn't in there because it was a show targeted for children. I was there because of Kimberly. She was really a sweet a lovable character to the point I still fling a dirty finger on Douglas Sloan's face during Zeo for derailing her. She became the reason why I liked Tommy as a child so I could imagin...