Tokusatsu Museum・特撮博物館 (SciFi Japan TV #02)
***A museum of monsters and miniatures!*** SciFi JAPAN TV visits the opening of Hideaki Anno's new exhibition, "Special Effects Museum-Craftsmanship of Showa and Heisei Eras Seen Through Miniatures", at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Tokyo. 第２話です。今回、東京都現代美術館で催された「館長 庵野秀明 特撮博物館 ミニチュアで見る昭和平成の技」に来ています！ About SCIFI JAPAN TV: Shot on location in Japan exclusively for the SciFi Japan website (link below), produced by the Gaijin Channel team, SciFi JAPAN TV delves into the world of Japanese monsters and scifi, featuring the latest and hottest tokusatsu events in Japan, as well as simple yet in-depth discussions with the people who bring all of our favorite films and television shows to life! SCIFI JAPAN website: www.scifijapan.com GAIJIN CHANNEL production team www.gaijinchannel.com http www.twitter.com plus.google.com
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Brave Saga - Hyper Baan Gaan (Final Battle)
A scene when Baan Gaan loses in the final battle, just recently discovered by me. Baan Gaan will suddenly turn golden after his friends encouraged him, giving him improved stats to take down the final boss (hes still weaker then fire dagwon =_=). The boss on the other hand becomes a weak wuss that deals incredibly low damage, making this battle almost a sure-win. This also means the final battle cannot lose at all, but it also mean you won't get any exp from the boss, since every exp is 1 instead. I'm also not sure if the boss is suppose to be this weak, since I discovered this when my Baan Gaan was level 77. Other than becoming golden, Hyper Baan Gaan retains its same set of skills. The only difference would be an extra animation during critical attack scene. I guess this should how Baan Gaan should defeat Serushi since its seems more epic than just defeating him with many yuushas around.
