Oh man THIS. I have a lot of problems with Ghost but this was perhaps its biggest sin of all for me.

would you consider even the worst seasons of kamen rider worth watching? like even the bad seasons are still better than other shows?

I mean...Once Mugen showed up it stopped making sense for him to use Ore, so it doesn't bother me. In fact, the times when he used Ore or one of the heroes seemed forced more than anything. Like, "hey don't forget about these suits, we still have toys of them for you to buy."

I'd say at least check an episode out. I've liked most Kamen Riders that I've seen but watched one episode of Ghost to know that that show just wasn't gonna be my cup of poisoned tea (it's always poisoned - don't drink it!).

I've been out of the loop for awhile, but was there not a Super Hero Taisen movie during Ghost's run?

I'd say they are. I think the worst Kamen Rider ever really gets is "fun action show", so, especially if one of those bad seasons sounds up your alley, you might really enjoy it. Or not, but absolutely watch an episode or two anyway.

Yeah, I said that, but Ghost actually brought me around to the idea way better than other shows do. Still wish we'd had another bike action scene after... episode 30? I guess even that's better than a lot of other shows.

That's what the Kamen Rider #1 movie was, technically.

Yeah, but it bugs me no end that once Mugen shows up Ore is barely in the OP either. It's only there right at the end with the equally forgotten Ghost Striker.

I mean I don't expect him to use it much for the reasons you stated, but you'd think that as a visual centrepiece in the marketing of the show it would still have SOME firm place there.

Decade. While the show did had a bad ending and did screw up on some of the lore to some of the fans. I did find the show enjoyable at times and grown to like it over the years. Ghost to me is my least favorite rider show.

One other big downside is that you lose the whole orange/blue contrast thing he and Specter had going on, especially since Makoto stopped caring about his base form too.

I think what they did is a natural enough evolution for the show, especially since it makes Necrom look less like the odd man out, now that they're all buddies, but it's hard not to wish they had done it differently.

Also, I sort of disagree with this. Ever since Mugen showed up I think they've done a good job of showing how the more specialized abilities of the heroes can still be useful. Think Beethoven in episode 44.

Since there are 15 Eyecons of history's heroes. How do you picture 15 Eyecons of history's villains?

1. Jack the Ripper
2. Vlad the Impaler
3. Rasputin
4. Genghis Khan
5. Al Capone
6. Adolf Hitler
7. Attila the Hun
8. Elizabeth Bathory
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