Kiva had a plot?

Once you get used to the abrupt time zone shifts it's not too hard to keep up with.

Now whether or not it's worth keeping up with, well, most of you know my opinion on Kiva by now.

Yes it actually is despite the dual narrative thing. You see...

:mad:

Anyway, the initial plot is just Wataru being brought out of his shell while fighting to keep people safe from Fangires in the present while his dad does the same thing while trying to woo a Fangire Hunter named Yuri. Instead of feeling jumpy, the narritive swapping works to help set up Wataru's story by showing what happened in the past to get him to this point.

It's a pretty good series that I do reccomend.

I agree with gosei

Who is Stone Cold Steve Austin of Kamen Rider

RIDER 3:16 says I just whooped your a**

Who is the Texas rattlesnake of Kamen Rider?! Give me a hell yeah!

Austin want to know about his badass Kamen Rider because Stone Cold Says!

KNIGHT OF SPEAR! Baron!

Literally, wut even?

Honestly, I found these confusing at first, but mostly because I was doing stuff while watching Kiva (eating, homework) and I kinda missed the blends where it said which year we're in. As soon as you're used to the characters and timelines they belong to, it's fine, but it takes a bit to get into it.

Personally, while I don't consider Kiva to be a truly good show, it is still on the okay scale for me and one of my two guilty pleasures (the other being Wizard). There are things I love (some of the characters, the designs, the music, the overall concept) and things I hate (other characters, some good chunks of the dialogue and execution of a number of plots), but overall, I still enjoy watching it, as long as I'm in the mood for it.

So are there any suits from the Showa Era that are still left and not destroyed or gone?

I doubt it, since it's most probable that the suits we see now are recreations, rather than restorations.