Probably, but I hope not. I have a pet peeved about spoiling the hero's sacrifice.

As someone who has enjoyed the show from the start, seeing people coming around with these recent episodes is putting a smile on my face.

We all know Jin's gonna make it out of this okay though, the fact that he's in Gokaiger VS Gobuster spoils it.

Gokaiger VS Gobuster takes place in the early 40's (before Escape tried to kill Enter), so it doesn't mean squat to the ending of the show. Jin can still die, but I won't complain about him living because he's not dead yet and there's a logical chance for him. If he dies I want it told well, if he doesn't die I want plenty of him in the next crossover.

The parents have been completely lost at this point and almost any way that they could bring them back would feel completely tacked on and insulting. That is spoiling the hero's sacrifice.

Now, the best ending that they could do that brings back the parents is to bring it to the hero's choice (either Jin's or the other GoBusters' choice). Either save Jin OR the parents. That would be a strong ending that doesn't spoil the sacrifice of the GoBusters because a sacrifice has to be made.

Dark Red Buster is a cool bit of design, having elements of Enter's Unite look in amongst all the Buster elements.

Enter is just a great villain period. I find myself wishing the show had been more worthy of the character.

I wish the show hadn't waited so long to get its act together, but it should end on a strong-ish sort of note, depending on how next week plays out.

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Finally got around to watching the episode and really enjoyed it. I haven't seen a penultimate episode this strong since Gekiranger.