Now this episode, I liked. Sure, the Kyoryujin battle went from the afternoon to sunset in a split second but it added to the 'western' feel of it. I was also glad to see them back at base and actually interact with Torin again.

I was wondering how the monster of the week had really been around for a year but the cut scene with Aigaron clarified things. He's kind of over the top goofy, but I think he's my favorite Debos general at the moment. It will be interesting to see what that stone does.

I have mixed feelings on this episode. It was quite good, and I loved the Western stuff, but they really should have given Black a few more episodes to warm up to everyone. His change of heart just seem too sudden. I would have liked to have seen him not join the team until at least episode 6.

On the other hand, I did not expect the little plot twist with Sorrow at the end there. I hope Toei actually does something with it and not just make it a quick mention for half an episode and then nothing comes out of it like they did with Enter's megazord plans.

I had a bit of an issue with Ian's sudden change too,but I got over it pretty quick.We all know that the team is gonna get together,so I don't really mind if they get right to it.And in the next ep even though Ian is cool with King,doesn't mean he won't have problems with everyone else.I also like how they're establishing King as a leader,he's responsible for bringing the team together and hopefully he'll keep them together.Especially during the next episode.

I loved the Kentrospiker,I was really just expecting it to be just a big sword like the Hundred Beast Sword.The fact that they can throw it like a harpoon is brilliant.I was really into Kyoryujin Western,I don't even care that they reused the Dekranger Robo roll.It's still pretty cool.

Another great episode,and can't wait to see KyoryuCyan's introduction.

The result is basically the same anyway.

And why didn't they just use the guns if they can't henshin ? It's stupid trying to hit monster with your bare hands.

Wait, is that guy in the preview ShinkenBrown ? :lol

It was a good episode I liked alot, The fact they were in the mecha shooting like as if they were in 1st grade again is what made it awesome! :D Also loved, Ians nickname/roll called name The Hot-Shot Hero.

Another fun episode. I did like the new mecha combo, and while I liked Kyoryujin a lot, I think Kyoryujin Western looks really cool too. The colors work better on it.

My favorite part of the episode has to be the civilian-clothes fight scene. I just love how they've been using it quite often. This, among many other things in the show, just reminds me so much of Power Rangers that I wonder if it's just a coincidence.

I was thinking about this earlier and it occurred to me that Kyoryuger's pacing issues probably have a lot to do with the fact that Riku Sanjo is used to doing Kamen Rider and having the luxury of everything being a two-part story. The last few episodes would have worked great as two-parters, but in one episode they feel really rushed.

That's a good observation. I also get that he seems to be adopting a similar style in introducing the characters as he did with Fourze, but he had to squeeze them into single episodes.

Personally, I don't mind it. In fact I like it quite a bit because I like how fast paced the show is. It blazes by, but these sorts of episodes make for excellent re-watch value, in my opinion.

Another great episode. Really liked Ian's backstory and how it's obviously going to crop up again. Kyoryuzin Western is an absolute beast as well, that combination certainly appeals to the Dekaranger fan in me :D

That being said, there are some little things still bugging me with this show. The transformation sequence here just proved to me that the dance may potentially reach Kamen Rider Wizard levels of ridiculousness when it comes to emotional scenes. The music and atmosphere had me really pumped, and then they broke into that stupid dance. And while the Kentrospiker is neat, the individual weapons might as well be made of styrofoam.

However, these are little problems in what has been a great show so far. Question is whether it can keep this up now that the introductions are over.

Also, was I the only one getting a Harry Potter vibe from this episode? There was an invisibility cloak and Parasagun seems to live at Hogwarts :lol

The Parasugun totally reminds me of the Gunsniper from Zoids