Making It Fun in the Philippines

  I guess I can't help but really criticize what some call Buntis Faib Legacy . I wrote a couple of bad fan fics then again I'm NO PROFESSIONAL WRITER. What excuse does GMA-7 have anyway with how Suzette Doctolero does things? It seems Shinichiro Shirakura is doing a hands-off approach or he's just there to collect the royalty fees. I remembered watching several shows without any idea that either they came from the same network (such as Voltes V and Super Sentai ) or that Gatchaman came from Tatsunoko. Doing research on the timeline of which shows was which helped. So yeah, Chojin Sentai Jetman was in 1991 while Chodenji Machine Voltes V was in 1977. One could say that a lot of Super Sentai characters were "ripped off" from many sources. One could say Toei recycled several of its stuff or modified them for future use. Heck, I even think Toshiki Inoue was watching a lot of older Anime before becoming Jetman's head writer. Doctolero is certainly trying to pull a

I admit that I had written some bad stories myself which I deleted because they're Old Shames. Of course, it's expected since I'm NOT a professional writer myself. The only way I end up learning is through criticism. However, the burden can be greater on the shoulders of those who are actually professional writers such as Suzette Doctolero. I've developed the guilty pleasure of watching Voltes V Legacy better renamed as Buntis Faib Legacy . We just had a second bed scene between Zardoz and Zandra. There are several love stories put into it. Now, I want to post a question that might arouse Tokusatsu fans reading this blog. Yes, I'm going to be super brutal so read at your own discretion. I think we really do have more than one set of love polygons coming up. First, we do have the potential love triangle between Eva/Jamie/Steve. Now, SEEEEVVVVVVEERRRRAAAAL episodes later we do get more scenes between Mark and Jamie. In the original Chodenshi Voltes V - there were hint

  It's really annoying when you talk to ANTI-REFORM Kakampinks. Okay, some Kakampinks (formerly known as DILAWANS) have been fighting for reforms. Economist Andrew J. Masigan and the late Carlos Celdran are among them. I even heard that Rep. Stella Quimbo of the Liberal Party has been a proponent of reform. However, there are still some Kakampinks who are still convinced with what Hilarious Davide had to say. Davide said that the 1987 Constitution needs no amendment as it's Da Best in Da World. Right? Well, if there was really nothing wrong with the system then what allowed former crown prince Bobong Marcos to become the 17th president? The answer is none other than the 1987 Constitution of the Philippines! When anti-reform Kakampinks still insist that the Marcos Empire was under a parliamentary system so they defend the  Talk to them about the need for a parliamentary system and they're bound to keep saying, "But the Marcos Years were a parliamentary! Mauulit lang noo