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Thank you! I will post as soon as I get new collection.shevek wrote: ↑3 weeks agoWow! Incredible collection. This is one of the most interesting posts I've seen in a while here.
The obvious question: from the "90s" onward, have there been any exclusively original Chinese superheroines (hopefully in tight costumes)
in Chinese media and publications? Since countries like India, Philippines, Indonesia and Thailand have them, and of course Japan has the immensely popular tokusatsu tradition, one would think that China would have a culture of that, as well. Also, has there been any superheroine fetish producer action in China, or is it too difficult or taboo? Frankly, I'm surprised I haven't heard about anything much like that coming out of Taiwan or Hong Kong, either (other than the usual martial arts action flicks and a few supernatural movies), and nothing from Korea other than Wildkat.
Keep us informed!
Yes, DennisLaid, thanks for the awesome reply!DENNISLAID wrote: ↑2 weeks ago
Thank you! I will post as soon as I get new collection.
In related to your question,HK has a superheroine TV show “Fly With Me” I believe R5 had an article about it. This show is about a woman who accidentally gain superpower, classic superheroine plot.
Besides, The Heroic Trio(1993) by To Kei Fung, a movie about 3 gorgeous heroines fighting crime, however they are not endowed with superpower.
Sorry I do not have so much knowledge about superheroine character in Taiwan.
In mainland China, because the sci-fi, modern fantasy and indie movie culture is not so popular and developed, there is hardly any Chinese exclusive superheroine character on the screen.
However, there are indeed some cheesy internet movies(which is a movie only shown on stream media, kind of like B movie), including superheroine characters. Also there are some fans made movie of giga/zen style, but of very low quality and are not exclusive character.
This is a superheroine fan movie channel on Bilibili.
https://space.bilibili.com/94391643/
shevek wrote: ↑2 weeks agoYes, DennisLaid, thanks for the awesome reply!DENNISLAID wrote: ↑2 weeks ago
Thank you! I will post as soon as I get new collection.
In related to your question,HK has a superheroine TV show “Fly With Me” I believe R5 had an article about it. This show is about a woman who accidentally gain superpower, classic superheroine plot.
Besides, The Heroic Trio(1993) by To Kei Fung, a movie about 3 gorgeous heroines fighting crime, however they are not endowed with superpower.
Sorry I do not have so much knowledge about superheroine character in Taiwan.
In mainland China, because the sci-fi, modern fantasy and indie movie culture is not so popular and developed, there is hardly any Chinese exclusive superheroine character on the screen.
However, there are indeed some cheesy internet movies(which is a movie only shown on stream media, kind of like B movie), including superheroine characters. Also there are some fans made movie of giga/zen style, but of very low quality and are not exclusive character.
This is a superheroine fan movie channel on Bilibili.
https://space.bilibili.com/94391643/
I'm familiar with Fly with Me. It was hard to track down episodes of it that I could watch, but from what I saw when I checked it out last year, there are tons of superheroine feats, but Janet Bin never wears a costume. Instead, she is always wearing layers of rich clothing or a trenchcoat. That seems like a real opportunity missed, because as a comedy it could have ended up a bit more like My Super Ex Girlfriend if she had a costume. I'm wondering if they spent all that money on production why they didn't make a costume. Is there some kind of modesty issue in China?
I will try to hunt down Heroic Trio. It looks very typical sexy 90s combat stuff.
As far as "cheesy internet movies" and "fans made movies", yes, that is what we look for on SHF, remember? If it is the equivalent of Western fetish producers, Giga/Zen, or Russian Alzi, then we definitely want to check out, especially if there are tight costumes. Let me know if you have any links.
I'll be watching that Bilibili channel at length soon. When I looked at it for the first time, immediately a video popped out with the thumbnail saying "SHIP". And that turned out to be scenes from Helen Slater Supergirl and Darna '22. So I'll be checking it out more to see if I can find Chinese produced superheroine content there.
