Seriously, the attitude is unnecessary. No ones "bitching and whining". People genuinely like the character. You don't have to agree with them, but you should respect their opinions.

No, it's completely necessary, considering my attitude stems from being told in the last thread to stop stating my opinion.
I genuinely dislike him, and I'm not trying to force others to disagree with me, hell, I even did respect their opinions by not talking negatively about negatively Daigo, but I guess even that's not good enough. I should respect their opinions by doing...What?

That's not rhetorical, either. What did I do to allegedly disrespect their opinions?

By not classifying there opinions as bitching simply because they are counter to yours? Do you not see how stating your opinion in such a rude way detracts from the discussion and disrespects other opinions being expressed?

I could care less if you do or don't like the character. It has nothing to do with that. When you immediately dimiss peoples counters to what you have to say as bitching and whining, you get no sympathy from me. It is not necessary to be so hateful.

So again, have a discussion.

You seem to misunderstand. The "Bitching and whining" point was in reference to being told that my opinion was pointless and repetitive. Literally.
I'm not dismissing counter opinions, I was poking fun at the bitching over how me voicing disdain for Daigo is something that I shouldn't do anymore.

I'm not classifying their opinions as bitching, I'm classifying their judgment of my opinion as irrelevant.

Oh, but yet despite being told my opinion doesn't matter, I'm the one being disrespectful?

Such a great Episode. The Fight Daigo VS Dantetsu was really cool and I liked that he didnt use Carnival to fight his Dad.

The best thing about the Episode was by far the Aigaron/Ian scenes. Cryied my eyes out when Aigaron died...loved that little tin man.

Cant wait for next week :D

The Scene made it clear enough that they all were against Daigo going out and fighting his dad alone. Utchy even took all of his Jyudenchis so he couldnt transform.
They decided to go with his plan because they trust in Daigo the same way Daigo trusts in them. He told them that he listened to the Earths melody and he knew something didnt add up so he had to go out there and confront his Dad.
We later see that Daigos plan was to resonate with his Dads melody so he could find out if he really is evil or not.

Of course the other Kyoryuger didnt know about his plan but they still let him go because they believed in him.

If you dont like it thats fair but it all made sense regarding the internal logic of the show.

Not that I'm just trying to disagree with any negativity, but it really seems like you're just looking for things to complain about.

This wasn't the reason given in the episode, in fact all of the characters tried to stop him (especially Utchy). Even after he explained about the melody and his belief that his father must be doing it for a reason, the rest of the characters couldn't accept that after what he did to Torin. They just trusted King enough to do his own thing.

http://i.imgur.com/wbqmBQ8.jpg

I can totally understand why some people would be sick of the amount of praise Kyoryuger is getting from most.. but in my opinion, it's totally justified. It's easily been the best series in years and episodes like this are a perfect example of why. I love how sad they were able to make the death of a villain so dramatic. And not the typical confused anti-hero or bad guy turned good guy either. One who has been pretty evil up until this point.

The best thing about this whole scene is that Aigaron dindt want help from the Kyoryoger for his own sake but to keep Luckyuro and Candelira safe.
Aigaron knew what he did in the past was wrong and that he deserved to die but Lucky and Candy never did anything wrong and had the right to live their lifes.

The episode was okay, not the best, but not the worst. I sorta feel that Torin doing that rebellion thing is a little dumb. Like that's probably why sentai views have gone down I recent years, since it's so predictable.

This x1000

I don't work in shipping. .. Wait what? Nothing! *Quickly scrambles to hide the script*

I shed tears for the Tin Man, and that makes sense somehow. but that scene gaveus the absolute best moment with Ian all season. Using Aigoron's Axe to finish off the new Soldier of Sorrow and then slow walk away like a Boss.

Me too brother me too.

Ian feeling bad for him not because he cared about Aigaron but because he knew that Aigarons feelings towards Candelira were genuine and then granting him the right to die in peace.