I don't know who you are anymore.

Still loving this episode. It's nice to see that I was wrong and Ian isn't a complete loner, he just didn't want to lose any friends. Awwwww.I've said it before, but this cast is really fun. So much personality, and I love Blue's cheesy jokes (I forget his name, even though it was one of his jokes this week =\...)

The mech fight was cool, nice to see them all involved now, I like the Geki-vibe it has with them being in sync.

And the Kentrospiker weapon is awesome. Hopefully it'll end up pretty cheap on Mandarake like the Goseiger weapons occasionally are.

Otherwise, good episode with a nice little twist that'll hopefully come into play later. Although it does make me question the timing slightly, might have to re-watch the first episode.

I really must agree about the sentiments on the villains.
I really can't remember any of their names because they're so...Bleh. Yes, they're a step up from the Warstar and the Zangyack (Didn't see enough GoBusters to comment on it's villains), but...Eh. It seems like they're all bumping elbows in their headquarters fighting for screen time, and I really can't bring myself to like any of them beyond the sad one because they're all playing off each other, rather than standing out as an individual.

One reason I don't like the villains, is they really seem useless. In the first episode, any of them except the skull guy might as well of not awoken, because all they did was introduce themselves and their character traits. It also doesn't help that I'm sick of seeing negative human emotions being the power of the enemies, at least the Jamanga were threatening.

Another thing, how the hell is happiness being one of their empowering emotions going to work? It's like Riku Sanjo couldn't think of how, which is why we've had anger once and sadness twice at this point.

Well I think it spoiled the one in this episode, so go figure.

And if that actually ever happens fair enough. But until then I have perfect grounds to say the dance is disjointed and ruins the moment.

I get the impression that they're all supposed to be fragmented manifestations of Deboss' personality. If that was the case, they wouldn't be proper individuals per se, but fractions of an individual.

I did feel it distracted from some of the awesome music buildup, but I hope it will be like Wizard where it becomes less obnoxious over time. Other than that, I think the samba music is less obnoxious that Wizard's "shabadoobie touch to henshin" music.

They're definitely pieces of his personality. They're trying to revive their master, whose body is also the fortress they live in, and they are the pieces of his shattered body given enough sentience to carry out his will to be revived. That's why they embody emotions. Even bad guys feel joy so I don't see why people hate on the 2 happy villains.

It may not make sense to some but take next episode for example. Everyone is getting cavities from the Debos. Wouldn't it make sense that they have cavities because the Debos brought joy to people by over indulging them on sweets? But that joy in turn cause humans to suffer just as they also wanted, but the joy the humans experienced still feeds master Debos.

Oh that is a great elaboration. It makes perfect sense now how a villain can be happy in a perverse, corrupted way.