Sorry one my phone typing things up so I will most likely edit what I said in the morning uk time

I'd recommend that you watch it after you've finished Kamen Rider OOO. I can't tell you why, as it would spoil the series, but I can recommend it.

It also features the moment that inspired this:

http://fc01.deviantart.net/fs70/f/20...th-d4vklmn.jpg

Blade 18

Oh man, Mutsuki's went into Gollum territory for a minute there. Good thing he snapped out of it. I've never seen a Rider so afraid of his own henshin. I wonder what would happen if he ran away. Would a spectral card jsut e chasing him down the street, begging him to henshin?

Tachibana and Kenzaki's former colleague is a bit of a psychopath. From the way it seems, not only is he strong enough to control his own mind as Leangle, but he can control some of the Undead as well.

Speaking, of Tachibana, he needs to stop beating himself up over every little thing. Like Kenzaki said, not everything is your fault, dude!

Shots fired Matrix...

What?
Gentaro fell in love with a girl who couldn't speak or sign. He only liked her for her looks.
It's hard to sympathize and side with him when his attraction is so shallow.

I meant this:

What? It's true. The only series he's liked that has received a primarily positive outlook from the rest of the public has been OOO, and he takes each opportunity to say "It's only because of Date" in every post he praises the series. :p

Well. Date is awesome.

W's movies are canon. The first one explains some backstory for what led to Philip's rescue, the summer one is a fun adventure with some lasting impact that clarifies a scene in the last episode, the W portion of Movie War Core fills in Skull's backstory, and the W Returns ones are just fun sidestories.

And Mega Max is totally worth watching. It's probably the best Kamen Rider movie ever.

I'm not saying that's not true :p

Fair enough.