Originally Posted by ZeoRangerV (Post 65235)

Well that film sure sucked. Yet even at the end I still managed to have a huge smile on my face.

Huge crossovers are cool and all, but its never an excuse for uneven matchups, people acting out of character and still not knowing who or what the hell Narutaki is supposed to be. The inclusion of the Den Liner being at the top of pointless moments the film had.

That being said there were a few things I did like;

- Seeing the Fourze cast again. Even if it was very briefly.
- Meteor getting his ass handed to him. I like Meteor but going back and seeing the cocky Meteor again made me realise how much he grew as a character.
- The Decade/Gokai Red fights were easily the best in the film
- Yoko calling the Shocker grunts dated :lol
- Brajira using his former selves again to fight.
- Go-BusterOh Rocket Drill states

Originally Posted by Switchblade (Post 65203)

Technically TV-Nihon is the more literal translation since they often try to stick as close as possible to the original phrasing and grammatical conventions, even when it doesn't flow quite normally in English. Over-Time's translations are more localized, meaning they try to capture less of the specific wording and more of the specific meaning using English equivalents. Both styles have their merits, but I personally prefer the latter.


"Tensou Sentai" isn't English, that's not how OverTime rolls. See also: Pirate Sentai Gokaiger and Special Ops Cell Go-Buster.


You could try listening to which one is talking, that's usually a good giveaway. ;)

Originally Posted by ZeoRangerV (Post 65279)

Its not out of character for him to have combined them if he saw it as a treasure (which I'm pretty sure he would). It is however out of character for him to throw a hissy fit just because someone pretended not to be his friend.

Originally Posted by Sentai (Post 65290)

And I'm not even getting into how it never made sense where every Imagin became their version of Den-O... at the same time.

Originally Posted by Sentai (Post 65290)

I know! Not to mention the man's never had a straight fight in his life. It's not who he is, he's a theif. And he never once called on those Rider cards he has. And I'm not even getting into how it never made sense where every Imagin became their version of Den-O... at the same time.

Originally Posted by Banba Soukichi (Post 65293)

that was addressed a few movies ago, they're individually wearing a Den-O belt, they're not possessing a host.

Originally Posted by Sentai (Post 65276)

1) That was my point, kind of you to make it for me.
2) Tensou. Sentai. Goseiger.
3) Kind of hard when all of them were talking over each other, you'd know that if you.. you know.. paid attention?

So back to the movie. Alright. DiEnd is still pissing me off. It's so completely out of character for him to combine Gigant Horse and Fortress, let alone drive the damn thing against Go-Bust-Fourze-Oh. But they needed a way to end the movie and I guess this was easier than actually spending time to think of a good one.

Originally Posted by Sentai (Post 65276)

2) Tensou. Sentai. Goseiger.

Originally Posted by Matrixbeast (Post 65239)

(Also, he's not Rider Ichigo. He's Rider Ichigou. The "u" at the end is important)