I'm calling it now—the Inbess/Invess monsters are actually people who ate Lock Seeds in their fruit form.

Also, I showed the first episode to a friend. I'm not sure how far he got, but he said the series proved too much for him.

That's pretty much what everybody believes right now. :p

I was talking about that with my cousin, we said that it would explain why Gaim is leading an army of Inves at the start.

I like to think Team Gaim is in the opening scene as Invessies (Invessi?). This gives me the image of Invess armies dancing to Thriller. :p

Can't unsee. :lol

Too much as in too many details? Or?

It was just... too much. He didn't specify in what way. I don't think he could hold his oranges.

Wow, what a first episode.

KRX, I'm loving that sig. It's juicy.

I'm pretty excited for the next episode. Upon rewatching, the preview looks like something I've always wanted to see: a rider transforming simply because he can. Like in his house, or on his scooter thing. If I could change into an armoured superhero, I'd sure as shit try it out more than just to fight for sure.

I remember when we had this conversation before. If I could suddenly henshin, I'd be throwing myself off of buildings and shit just to see what I could do. It's funny that so many of these shows centred around transforming heroes isolate that stuff to fight scenes only.