I totally thought that when I saw it. The way J was holding onto it was of course sentimental. But I also feel like it could contain Jin's data, hence how he will return in the V-Cinema.

Personally, I find it insulting to think that a human being could fit on a thumb drive.

He's data dude.

Yeah, and a lot of it.

Actually he's about a half a person worth of data :p

Unless it's a backup of when he was whole.

Nah. Otherwise he would have fixed his original data. There is no backup of that. He never would have had an opportunity to create one because from the very moment he hit hyperspace his data was scrambled. He's been trying to fix himself for 13 years. If anything that USB drive contains a backup of his broken data in case they could ever salvage the piece that were contained in Enter.

Nay, it'd be incomplete so the backup only would be able to last long enough for a crossover movie :p

Why? You can back up a cybertonian on a 5 1/4 floppy.

Plus it may be a REALLY big thumb drive! I tool around with a 64 GB in my pocket. LOL

So I just watched the final two episodes and all I can say is good riddance. Episode 49 was just as great as the last several episodes, but the finale was extremely rushed. The ranger's final role call was just blown through at the speed of light, Enter went out on a whimper as he did not even get to have an actual final battle with the rangers, it was all just effects, and the epilogue during the credits felt extremely disjointed. Too much was trying to be shown. And what were they celebrating? Was it Yoko graduating something? Then you have Jin's death, which was completely predictable, but I expected to see something other than nothing coming out of the rangers over it. It's like they did not even care that he was gone. How did the people who were absorbed into Enter's mech body come back? They were in the building that was taken into the Subdimension, and as such, they should still be in there or blown up. Like I said, this episode was extremely rushed. Maybe they should have paced themselves better way back in the 20s and had something happen back then.

Overall, the show was a total let down and is probably a series I will never watch again. There were times I would rather be watching Goseiger than this. The first 10 episodes were quite good, and then the last 10 episodes were decent. Everything else in between ranged from total suckage to subpar. The ranger cast was quite bland, had very little development, Escape was nothing more than fan service, Messiah was a total waste, the Buddyroids were pointless, and the commander and his two lackeys were absolutely useless. Most of all, the show seem to have absolutely no energy at all in it. The first opening theme probably had the most energy put into the show, everything else was just sucked away in a bland boring limbo. I give Go-Buster a 2/10 and it is definitely one of the worst Sentai series I have ever seen. Let's hope Kyoryuger is vastly superior and brings energy, character development, and fun back into the show.

As final episodes go, this was pretty damn good. The stakes where high, lots of fights and action and if I wasn't such a heartless monster I'd have probably teared up.

It also reinforced how great Juicy is, I love that fella =p

That was the best finale in these past few years. The stakes were big, the villian was a highly credible threat, and they had to use everything to take down Enter. I liked that Enter accepted his defeat instead of doing the atypical "How can this be!" speech most villians do. I'm definitelly going to miss the show. Adieu, Go-Busters. Till we meet again in Vs. Movies and V Cinema.