Okay I'm back to not being on board with the Ryuga backstory. I mean I was fine with it two episodes ago when they used it as a way to reinforce his character and beliefs but as far as it's contribution to the shows plot, it still feels like a rather unnecessarily thing to do. Like I didn't need this super secret backstory that Banjo is half alien, that he is part of Evolt, that Takumi tried to kill him in the past in order to get invested in his character. I was already invested in him through his relationship with Sento and the rest of the cast, and how that relationship has pushed him to become the person he is now. As is, the actual backstory just seems like a contrived way to make everything seem "connected". Not saying this is a bad episode, just this direction for Banjo character seems like the wrong one to take. The fight between Cross-Z and Evol was really cool though, there's something awesome about a suit literally jumping through fire.

I mean this is a forum, they can just come and go whenever they want. It's not like they have constantly talk about the show to get their opinion across.

Last time Zilla posted here was to shit on people for liking Build and going "The show is terrible you hivemind people just like the suits". The time before that Zilla was acting bitter towards winners of the giveaway despite winning a prior giveaway. Before THAT Zilla posted about shitting on Brave saying he's poorly written because he's mourning and wants his girlfriend back even if it meant working for the main villain. If all you do is shit on people for having the nerve to be happy, then you can fuck off as you're not doing anything beneficial for anyone

They do it in other places as well. Not just here. XD

I like the cut of your jib

Now now guys, let's just settle down. No need to derail the thread.

Back on topic: Nanba is too dumb to live

Ranks up there with Umbrella Corp for "Corporations too dumb to remain in business, let alone grow till this size and strength."

And right behind using Shocker's jock strap to revive him.

Is anyone else bothered by the lack of explanation behind the EvolBottles? We know one came from Mars, the other was damaged and had to be re-created (the Rider System one probably) but at no point did they explain how to make them, what they are and why Evolt needs them to transform. The Dragon-one literally appeared out of nowhere too.

It's not on the Yomotsuheguri-level of the "being pulled right out of one’s behind"-scale yet but it's close.

I always love it when they make suit actors run through a bunch of dangerous fires!

I enjoyed the episode itself, but I hope to see the whole Evol Dragon thing handled a bit more elegantly in the coming episodes. The pacing in this one felt too fast to me, it felt like it should have been 2 episodes instead of 1.