One thing about Episode 3 of Ginga that really stuck out to me…

How come nobody but Mizuzu seemed to notice the two giant monsters duking it out right in front of them?

... Desensitization as a result of monsters attacking them for the past 50 years?

You'd think that, but in episode 1 Taro says that Hikaru's world has never heard of or seen Ultras or Kaiju. Speaking of, I literally just got done watching episode 1 and absolutely loved it :lol

Ep. 4 was another solid one, Chigusa arc was fun, and even if the battle this week was kinda short it more than made for it with Jean-Killer debut, Ginga's color timer blinking red for the first time and Tiga! Who apparently will debut on his dark form.

Also a new "attack" this week as per usual tradition, we probably won't see his L beam till the last episode.

So far so good. :)

Jeankiller beating Ginga was one of the most brutal sequences ever.

This. But I can always take more Jean Killer :D Love that design.

I really dug episode 4. Great emotion and one heck of an ending! This show keeps hitting the sweet spot for me.

Side note: in Ultra Q, Ragon was attracted to music, so this was an appropriate monster for this idol story.

And Jeankiller's assault on Ginga seems like a direct reference to the Showa Mechagodzila. In both of his movies, he used attacks in that style, and they were filmed almost exactly the same way, including Jeankiller's rotating gauntlet like the MG's rotating hands.

So I saw episodes 1 and 2 of Ginga today. Didn't jive with me as well as Nexus has. Not going to jump ship, but the series hasn't really grabbed me yet.

This might have been mentioned before, but has anyone subbed Ginga? TV Nihon?

Over-Time.