If there's one thing Decade was really good at, it was the action scenes. Especially when you realize that, back in 2009, we hadn't been seeing all these old suits again in every damn Rider movie.

I'm trying to say this without spoiling anything, but essentially every Rider world that Tsukasa goes to, he gains the abilities that help him complete his mission.


That's why he's constantly changing outfits and pulling out random knowledge from his ass.


He's basically like Superman where he gains abilities as the plot demands it, except that there's actually an in-story explanation for it.

And yeah, get used to Tsukasa just doing things and not explaining what he's doing to absolutely anyone. He's basically Tendou Souji 2.0.

Tsukasa can't answer about how he got his skills. He's got that unique kind of Fictional character amnesia where he retains all his former skills and knowlege, but doesn't remember the events related to them. So he remembers how to speak grongi and knows enough about them to figure out their plan, but he has no idea how he learned any of it.

But with far worse hair.

And no culinary skills.

And without the god complex.

1-4 of Kabuto were good, and I am liking Tendou and it's nice seeing these older shows and how everything was handled, just really cool, and gonna move forward.

Kabuto Episode 6
No means no mother fucker!

Listen to Kagami people. Tendou would have you all on the ground crying like a bitch within five minutes. Best to just leave him be and let him come to you, willingly.

"I'm keeping the bike though."

:lolol

"He got detained/arrested." As simple as that Kagami.

Where the heck do all of these Worms come from anyways? By now we usually have an explanation as to what the enemy force is and where they come from. But all we know so far is what they are. Do we get told where they come from?

Oh Tendou, you could write a book on philosophy. So far everything he has said is just filled with emotion and philosophical meaning (to me at least). I'd seriously buy "Philosophy by Tendou Souji" book if it existed.

:lol He seems quite surprised that Hiyori hung up on him.

He's not suffering at all Kagami. In fact I'd be happy to be imprisoned if I got the treatment Tendou is getting.

Those are some fluffy looking pancakes...now I want pancakes. Dammit Kabuto!

:lolol

Oh shit. More Body Snatchers stuff, this time with the big bad organization. This should be slightly interesting.

Kinda saw that one coming.

You know without the helmets and gun on, the Zectroppers aren't really that bad looking. They'd be better looking with a regular sized helmet and a big ass gun they have to equip to their arm. With those modifications, the suit would look really kick ass.

Does Hiyori still not understand what that means? It means that he's close by you in spirit, like when people say that loved ones that died are still with you. It doesn't mean that he is literally by you in person. Jeez Louise.

I wonder how much that set Tendou back.

Oh my God...here comes The Bee!

Well that was episode six and I must say, I found it to be a bit better then episode five. However, it isn't all smokes and road beers.

Once again there really wasn't a well defined story here. It was pretty much the same as episode five, except with a bit more emphasis on Tendou. However I will say that it does follow up episode five quite well, and the two do make a nice story when paired together. However there really isn't an end to it though in my opinion, as there is no closure between Tendou and Hiyori. However it did add to the main story in my opinion, mostly for the ending where they showed off The Bee.

Once again, character development went (to a degree) to Hiyori. Now while the story of the two episodes between them didn't really end, I did feel that Hiyori came full circle some in regards to her feelings/attitude towards Tendou, but not by a whole lot. As for the rest of the lot, I guess Misaki learned that sometimes she has to disobey those higher ups for the good of people. Outside of that however, nothing new.

Once again though, the action didn't really impress me. It did sort of though, mostly with the scene of Tendou just raping everybody while in Masked Form. But after that it wasn't all that great. Hopefully with a new rider ready to enter the fray, the quality of the action can pick up to the kick ass standards the first four episodes set.

So just like five, I'd say this is a fairly average episode. However unlike five, this one kept me thoroughly entertained. I liked it, but I wish it was better.

Lol do you see what I'm watching in my sig?

I am mainly in the Showa Era of Kamen Rider because there isn't much left lol.

I plan to watch more Showa at some point, though it's fairly hard when not all of the series are subbed. I'll probably do V3 after I finish the Blacks.