Inspired by Japanese kids shows of the 1960s/70s
Zebraman was director Takashi Miike’s venture into Japanese superheroes. Inspired by the kids TV shows of the 1960s and 70s like Kamen Rider or the Super Sentai series the film focuses upon a bumbling school teacher Sho Aikawa who aspires to be Zebraman which was his favorite show from his childhood. The movie is funny and lacks the blood and gore that Miike is known for. My main complaint is that it fell apart at the end. When there’s the big confrontation it gets needlessly dragged out and then the fighting is a disappointment.
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