I think it's part of an abandoned quarry that Toei owns or licenses. There are fights there AT LEAST from 1985 to 1995.

For anybody who has watched Drive...a lot of the character movements tend to jump. Like, it skips a couple of frames and makes them look faster. Is that intentional, or is it just the videos i'm watching?

edit: example, in episode 3, the painter guy tells his assistant his paintings aren't good enough, then he hits the painting a couple of times. but it's really jumpy, you don't see the swing. Or an earlier episode, the MC stands up (still learning their names) and it doesn't show him get up, it just jumps straight to him being standing.

It's intentional. Drive, especially early on, really played up the physical comedy. Weird edits and fish-eyed lenses were a huge part of it.

Regarding about Ex-Aid, should Secondary Rider being a gamer?

I know it just a rumor but just says Ex-Aid is a physician and I thought they should do a comic relief secondary rider because it doesn't work if you got a main rider who is a mature physician and you have another generic anti-hero secondary rider. Decade try that and failed miserably

After all, You cannot have a video game-themed show without someone who like to play video game!

Yeah, I noticed there was a lot of that...I don't have a problem with it, but some of it just felt out of place. Like the file was messed up or something

I got questions about Drive and this one puzzled me the most.

So in 1999, after Krim and Banno got killed by Roidmudes. Why Roidmudes waited 15 years so they can enslave the humanity? Why can they just enslave the humanity when they have a chance but no they wait so long that Drive appears to kick their butt!

What have they been doing for past 15 years? Did they have to build more Roidmudes or what?

Your guess?

We don't need to guess, they explained it in one episode, I don't remember which one.

They suffered heavy losses against Proto-Drive and Medic could only heal a small amount of them before she fell into a coma.

After that the Roidmudes decided that another all-out attack would not work anymore, because they weren't as strong in number as before and they knew Krim himself and humanity at large would be better prepared this time.

So they decided upon trying new strategies instead.

Would anyone be interested in a 10 years after movie for Den O if they were to make one next year?

I'd rather see a Hibiki ten years after taking place where 29 left off. I know that the possibility is pretty small, but having fell witness to 30-48 I really want the show to get what it deserves.