Justin Tomimori or Fusen, 22 year-old half-Australian/Japanese actor
He did Kamen Rider W on stage, don't know what character.
With brother Andrew.
Will play Hayabusa Daimonji, football player in Kamen Rider Fourze.
26 year-old actor portrays Basco ta Jolokia of Gokaiger.
He has amazed fans with his fluent English, he is not the only Sentai actor, there was also Sotaro of Gekiranger (Ken/GekiChopper).
He graduated in the United States, he had been in the US from ages 6-9 and ages 11-23.
So yesterday the paparazzi found Ellen Page and Clea DuVall walking together in Old Montreal. This isn’t an enormous deal. People walk together all the time. I walked in to work yesterday with a co-worker whose name I can’t remember even though we’ve worked together for years. It doesn’t have to mean anything. Except, of course, we to think it does. Are they friends? Are they friends who wear the exact same black high-top Chucks and skinny charcoal jeans? Are they “friends.” It’s so fun to speculate . I do it. All the time. Constantly. I wallow in it sometimes. It’s silly, really. But it’s also telling.
When a celebrity we perceive as gay is spotted with another celebrity we hope is gay, woo doggie, do we project. It’s the whole Gay by Association theory. If Star A is gay and Star B knows Star A, Star B must also be gay. Dude, if only it was that easy. Don’t you think I would have made the cute barista with the cool (and might I add complimentary) spoon thumb ring gay if we had that kind of power? If merely walking down the street, going to dinner, being seen in the presence of one of us could make a person queer, honey, every day would be a gay pride parade.
I guess what this all boils down to is human nature. We’re curious creatures, that’s for sure. Sometimes I think besides opposable thumbs, the ability to gossip is what really sets humankind apart from the rest of Earth’s animals. But we also have a desperate desire to feel a little less alone on this big ball of rock going around the sun. And so if seeing someone who hope might be like us give us even the tiniest hint that she might, in fact, really be like us – well we’ll take that tiny crumb and run with it. Sometimes it’s just a crumb, sometimes it’ll lead you to the whole cake. In this case, I don’t honestly know. I have no grand thesis here. But I am glad Ellen and Clea are friends. Because in my head, Graham from “But I’m a Cheerleader” and Juno from, well – you know, “Juno,” were already BFFs. Isn’t it great when reality finally catches up to the voices in your head.
In Goseiger Vs. Shinkenger, the pre-show stageshow and Episode 2, the Gokaiger became all Red. In the teamup, it was girls: Geki Red, Magi Red, boys: Bouken Red, Deka Red, and Go-On Red. In Episode 2, it was GekiRed, GoseiRed, ShinkenRed, GaoRed and MagiRed. In the stageshow, the girls became DekaRed and ShinkenRed.
In Episode 3, they turned into Black warriors: Go-On Black, Ninja Black and AbareBlack
In Episode 3, they turned into White warriors: Big One, GaoWhite and White Swan.
Recently in Episode 18, the Gokaiger became all the Silvers, of course except for DekaBright, who doesn't seem to have a Ranger Key. They became Go-On Silver, Gao Silver, Bouken Silver, Gosei Knight and Mega Silver.
All Blue
Hurricane Blue, Blue Swallow and Magi Blue boys and Shinken Blue and Gosei Blue girls. Easier when you draw it.
All Yellow
Girls: Go Yellow, Gao Yellow; Boys: Geki Yellow, Abare Yellow and Yellow Racer.
All Green
My Rendition:
All Pink
All PinkI am so excited for “Brave” for so many reasons. 1) Pixar, I love Pixar. 2) Red-Hair, I love red-hair. 3) Scottish accents, I love Scottish accents. And 4) A Heroine, I love a good heroine, not to be mistaken with the sort you inject and listen to jazz with. Though it’s that last bit that’s the most important. In all of its acclaimed history, Pixar has never made a movie around a heroine. They’ve had female characters, clearly, but it’s been the Nemos and WALL-Es and Woodys who have saved the day. But with “Brave,” that’s all different. Brave is set in the Scottish Highlands and follows “tomboyish” Princess Merida (voiced by real Scottish lady and “Boardwalks Empire” actress Kelly Macdonald) who has a shock of fire-red hair and appears to be handy with a bow and arrow. The rest of the voice cast includes Emma Thompson, Billy Connolly, Craig Ferguson and Julie Walters. Pretty damn impressive, if you ask me.
Now, I know there has been some complicated behind-the-scenes backstory involving the film’s original female director being replaced. But to me, while problematic, it does not detract from the true import of the thing. And that is this: Girls deserve to be the heroes of their own stories. We aren’t just damsels in distress or funny sidekicks or beautiful girlfriends. Sure we can be those things, and we sometimes are. But if that’s all we are shown as, well, then that’s doing a disservice to everyone. Boys, girls, everyone. Because in the real world, women are the heroes of their own stories every single day. You don’t need a focus group or a test market to discover this. It just is. That it’s taken so long for Hollywood to realize it, well, that’s the real fairy tale.
Episode 20: Mayoi no Mori (Forest of Indecision)
http://blog.tvasobi.jp/entries/index/go-kai/
