Yeah, that ain't happening in real life.

I'd go with "boring," personally. :p

It's worth watching once, but man is Shin not one of the Rider franchise's high points.

Hell no. If you're gonna watch a bad no-series Kamen Rider movie, watch The First. There's at least has some great action in that movie. Shin is mostly boring (even the action) with a side of "WTF WERE THEY THINKING?!" and "WILL NEVER UNSEE!"

The First isn't that bad. It just has some issues with plotholes. The action in that and The Next were first-rate.

The First is still better than Shin. I can watch Shin but it is, odd.

The Next messed me up (although that's pretty easy). However, I can recommend the series, although the beginning of The Next needs to be censored.

I know I'm a bit late, but I'd like to point out a few things about that statement.

First, Skyrider was not running away in that scene. Him, Kabuto and Super-1 were looking for Decade but got ambushed by their target. The closest thing he did to running away was trying to dodge when Decade started with a finisher attack.

Second, Kabuto did slow down time. But Decade did it first, which is why Super-1 went down easy, and then turned invisible as well. Since that was a Decade movie and not a Kabuto one, reality didn`t rearrange itself to let Kabuto beat an opponent who was both clocked up and invisible.

I highly recommend The First and The Next to anyone curious about them. I enjoyed them, anyway :lol

Finished Cho Den-O red. If this was indeed the last we saw of Zeronos, I feel it was a... decent sendoff, even if the whole "out of control Denliner" was a pointless plot element, even if Hobotaros was hilarious. (I still don't get why he's scared of dogs) It is a bittersweet ending, and I don't like seeing Deneb upset. Overall I felt it could've used less out of control Denliner and more actual Zeronos. I mean, he really spent the entire time in Zero form getting kicked around, and Altair and Vega barely showed up. (moreso Vega)

I dunno, it's starting to feel like Den-O never ends, but not in a good way. I feel like with Ryoutaro's actor gone, Zeronos gone and the Imagin getting less and less story as characters (seriously, Momotaros got out of the house, but everyone else just farted around. I kiss Rod, Axe and Gun forms) the series is running on fumes. New Den-O does nothing for me and I almost wish I had just stopped with the end of the series.

Decade Episode 4:

Channeling Matrix...

It was ok...but very few things make sense. They implied that Wataru had been gone for ten years...what? Why did Tsukasa know Otoya's song? How did he learn it? Otoya would have been long dead by the time Tsukasa was born so how? Also, Where did this Wataru come from? How is the Spider Fangire alive? That guy mentioned a woman living in Otoya / Wataru's house. Who? Maya? and how would he know her? ok, ow...ow...my brain..it hurts ow.

Anyway...Decade flexed his Mary Sue muscles this episode, by taking out Bishop with little effort. The fight scene against Kiva was cool, except the part where Decade took Dogga and turned him into Titan's sword...but...but they're sentient...how? They also pulled a Justin and had Wataru inexplicably grow to adult size when he transformed. I don't like it when they do that. I think Yuuske was the highlight of this episode, I liked his interactions with Wataru. Yuuske's a cool guy, I like him. Kaixa aslso showed up demanding Decade's belt. Ok...hopefully it'll be explained in the next episode. Also Narutaki is creepy.

So I got a lot of episodes of Kamen Rider and watching the first episodes to see what grabs me. I liked Kamen Rider Blade a lot, I'm going to go more into that one. I'm going to see what to watch next.