Been doing a Kuuga rewatch with the Lil Bro, and honestly it might be the most "mature" tokusatsu show I& #39;ve seen.

And that& #39;s not because it& #39;s "dark" or "edgy". Both kids and adults can enjoy it in completely valid ways.

But what I really appreciate now are the human elements. The Gurongi play on very real fears, to a point where you could draw parallels to terror attacks pretty easily.

And Kuuga doesn& #39;t mope around on that. Instead most of the secondary cast goes about their daily life in almost every episode. It& #39;s sort of a "even if there& #39;s bad things happening in the world, life goes on"
And I think that message hits home to me now more than ever.

Final Hot Take to end this rant.
If you complained about the Gurongi being subbed you& #39;re a moron.
Any speech that isn& #39;t in Japanese is literally:
"Ah I did the most killings today, haha"