If you go back and watch this series from the beginning, it flows a lot better. Those long breaks between episodes make it feel more rushed but it's not rushed at all. I loved this episode! Looking forward to the rest of this season and then starting SuperMegaforce :D

Aw man I just read this episode has original villain base footage. This week is going to be a killer :(

It was, Zeo o_o It completely was.

So anyone else now punped for the rest of the series if it keeps being like this? This was probably the best one yet!

Don't remind me...I mean, this cast is growing on me, but not well enough to stand up to the Gokaiger cast. It still should be a different cast of people in my opinion, but maybe they'll grow on me if the last episodes of Megaforce are like this episode...

They are problems, but this cast is really good. Gia, Man, Gia!

True that. I can't hate Gia, man.

Pretty much, it's Gia and Robo Knight that mainly keep the show interest for me. :lol

G-rate. Two minutes in, and I feel like I'm watching 'My Little Megaforce'.

You're. Like. A. Sister. To. Me.

Shoot me. At least looking at those two is eye candy. Yeah, work that popsicle girls. Wait, is that a robot, or Chris Matthews?

Metal Alice's VO was spot on, and this was the beginning of when Goseiger was getting good, so at least there's some benefit from that.

To quote the girls "That. was. delicious." "Sooo good..." Like totally. Now work that popsicle Pinkie Pie.

This is episode fifteen, not sixteen.

I love it when this show just pretends character development happened, and just hopes the audience doesn't notice they haven't. Still more lesbian ship Gia Emma scenes don't get any complaints from me, it's been too long since we've had these.

Although the Goseiger action is looking really really dated, it's really quite flashy and very enjoyable to watch. I wish this show didn't rely so much on the footage, but it's a fun ride all the same.

Nothing about Metal Alice Makes sense. Where do Metal Alice's motivations come from? Didn't Vrak just build her? Why not just build her with a 'I hate humans' mindset? Why'd he need to program this whole vision into her of some utopic pre-human Earth? Why was she born with plans to build robots, and other information Vrak didn't even know? Wouldn't he have to have programmed it in? Also, why is Metal Alice so smug about the lack of Robo Knight? He didn't help in the previous battle either, after he got owned right at the start and vanished for the whole thing.

I love how Vrak is still randomly changing forms for no reason at all. Zomboats?

Overall, it was fun, but nothing special.

Guys. This is episode 16. Doesn't matter if Hulu doesn't show Raising Spirits, or whatever else. Raising Spirits was an episode, it was number 15 in the series, and this is episode 16.

Now please move on. Thanks.