Why does Jack go crazy in The Shinning? He had the ghosts egging him on all of the time to kill his family.

That is the same thing here. The Undead Twizzler god thing from 2001 would just keep yelling at the two to fight each other until they did.

Man, that was a heck of a shot seeing all four Kamer Riders on their bikes together. Felt like it had all been leading up to that moment where they're finally all standing together. Of course, inevitably, Tachibana decides to try and go after Hajime, but hey, it was nice while it lasted!

I was a little disappointed that the final fight between Kenzaki and Hajime involved Joker form. Would have been more interesting to see King Form vs. Wild Chalice. (I've never been a fan of Joker's design too, admittedly.) Still, what an ending! Kenzaki sacrificing himself, all so that Hajime can live his life with the humans. An interesting ending to this series.

I'm surprised Amane didn't learn anything from this series. She never learned Hajime's secret, which seemed like a given, but more importantly, she never gave Kotaro any respect! Poor guy kept getting treated like dirt by his niece for no reason, and it looks like that's how it'll always be!

If you think Amane treated Kotaro bad here, wait until you see Missing Ace where you wished they had killed Amane when she was a child.

That's mostly because she's a moron.

That was a good ending the four coming together to beat Kerberus, Tachibana sacrificing him self to beat the king, Hajime almost losing himself and almost killing Mutsuki, and Kenzaki giving up his humanity to not only save humanity, but his friend as well even if he may not see him again. Unlike current riders the show was not left open endedish like with Wizard or W, were they had their powers left, but at the same time it is nice to have a proper end like this. The whole show has been about the four riders and even though Kenzaki had to go far away, in the end all the riders lived and get to have a happy ending. I'm just glad there was no Kaixa to stir up drama.

No TV and no beer make Homer something something...

46- So it turns out all of BOARD was just to help Tennouji win. Really nice to see that Tachibana has realized his mistake and isn't blindly following Tennoiji. I guess Category King is the final enemy? The scene of all the riders riding toward Tennouji was amazing.

47- Tachibana died, but his exit was phenomenal. His fight against Category King was superb, as well as showing that he's lost everything and won't stand to lose more; that he trusts Hajime. Lots of undead come out of the Sealing Stone when Joker wins, I'm assuming they'll go around destroying life?

48- So Hajime has gone full Joker and defeating the Dark Roaches is impossible. There's a real good conflict in Kenzaki's hesitation to seal Joker, but why didn't Mutsuki release Shima and the Category Queen before Joker won? Can't wait to see how it all ends, this show has been amazing.

Finale- First of all I did not expect Tachibana to return! Also, the Chief comes back after what, 20 episodes? Kenzaki's choice to sacrifice himself to save humanity and let the others enjoy life was very in character, beautiful ending. This show has been fantastic, the ending is amazing.