It happens in the last episode of Drive

BUT

It also doesn't.

Like, it's kind of a big plot hole that doesn't make sense, because Ghost acts like he got it in Drive, but in Drive it was just sort of there, we never find out where it came from. Also the timeline in regards to the Drive stuff makes like, negative sense so.

Just, don't worry about it. A wizard did it.

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Well, I was just freaking out because I thought I missed something. I guess I didn't, he literally just pulls it out and uses it in Ghost. Which means I didn't miss anything.

That was actually the episode that made me drop Ghost :lol
After they had him pull the Eyecon out his ass with a 2 second clip from Drive where he got it (That doesn't fit into the timeline of Ghost), I just clapped my hands and was done with the series :lol

And moved on to Cube Sentai SelaIsBestSharkOhger?

Well, there's a simple explanation for that timeline-
gravity distorts space time ................................. time travel ...................................... Onari's hammy voice .............................. Dr Harley Hendrickson. And that's how the timeline works!

Sure~

I mean...it's stupid, but I've been enjoying the show so it doesn't bother me nearly enough to make me drop it.

It wasn't that the scene itself made me drop the show. It was just that how lazily the scene happened, and how I started to think about how the show was going, is what made me drop the show.
If the show was willing to literally go "Hey, what about that thing you got?" and then save the day with a new power from out of nowhere, what does that mean for when the bigger plots start?

Also didn't help that I was kind of getting sick of Ghost by episode 3, as all the genuinely interesting or funny moments were countered by the annoying bits too often.

That hasn't really changed, 20-some episodes later.

Sad but true :(

At least the story moved forward though, I feared they would hunt Eyecons for the entire runtime of the show.