I haven't actually seen the episode but I'm assuming we're talking about the blocky looking Bugster from the Heisei Generations Movie right? I would agree with the train of thought that yes every monster that appears from previously is kind of just a thing that happens. But usually those are past monsters and not specific enemies to the current hero for the most part.

Also the fact that the Bugster comes from a game called Hatestate Puzzle, and considering this is a big mystery thing, mystery and puzzles come together quite well. I mean it's like Emu is trapped within a... Perfect Puzzle.

Anyone got a link where I can watch this show?

As far as I'm aware, TV-Nihon are the only one who've translated this.

http://www.tvnihon.com/

Thanks saw both eps the second one was really good.

Has anyone else noticed that, whenever Emu's teaming up with past season riders, he likes to jump straight to level 3, rather than stay at level 2?

Like why is that? Is his level 2 not equal to Blade and Baron's base form? Or does his mid-season lack of experience compared to these older riders make him won't to start in a stronger form, just to even things out?

Since the Ghost x Ex-aid crossover movie isn't out online yet for me to confirm this, I'm not treating this as an absolute truth, but I've seen him you Gekitotsu Robots more in crossovers now than in the main show, since the previews for the Movie War do show him using it (obviously around then, he'd just gotten it a week or so ago).

Um guys, I have bad news. The one who disguise as Kenzaki seems to KUROnami NintenDAN
-First thing first, you noticed how Emu seems to realized who the fake Kenzaki is when he reveal his true form?
-Second thing, these pictures:
https://scontent.fsgn2-2.fna.fbcdn.n...fa&oe=5951C5E2

I don't care who the hell you are, that first image is fucking HOT!!!

First episode: Really boring until Kiriya joined the fight.
Second episode: The ending was just really creepy with Blade.

Honestly this isn't bad news.

This is too similar to KR4 with the repeating cycle. It's really just a 90 minutes tv movie. The pacing was very slow the first episode, but the second one made up for it.