To be fair Den-O is a good series as well.

I'm currently rewatching Kabuto myself and I must say that I'd forgotten what Tendou was like. He came off as such a dick on the first time through but on this second trip he really does just seem to troll everyone :lol I still aboslutely love this show.

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thats not a troll, a troll would make the kabuto zecter smack him during them both calling their zecters. a troll is not coming in halfway through the battle wen kagami's about to fall over dead just goin like "sup brah u look like sh*t"

I find this funny coming from you :p

You're right. Tnedou being a troll is when he breaks into a police station to help a girl escape (who turns out to be a Worm) and casually sidesteps every police officer so that they hurt themselves, then leaves Kagami there to take the fall :lol

You can like whatever you want.
Whether that series is good or not is where I'll dispute you :P

Hahaha. Touche.

I will agree on the characters and suits, as they were great. So was the choreography. In fact, I thought the series was quite good until they brought in the subdivision of WORMS who were pretending to be good, and then when they were defeated, the series ended, leaving the WORMS that the characters had been facing off for the first 42 episodes of the series in limbo. It was pretty much 555 all over again. It's like the writers said, "Um... how do we end this threat? I know, how about we just throw some random villian of the same race into the mix and have that be the villian so people will forget all about the guys their heroes have fought over the last 40 episodes."

Dr Kain, there's something called spoilers tags. Try using them in this thread please.






So, I have a new favorite Kamen Rider series: AgitΩ!

This is my ideal series. I came to see G3-X in action, I stayed for everything else. The pacing is perfect. I never felt it was rushing or delaying. Everytime a Rider's story hit a slow point there was another Rider to follow around. This is the first time I believe a show has three MAIN riders, not one. On top of that, all three are very different giving the show a lot of variety.

Like most Heisei Rider shows, it has a big mystery theme throughout and I'm very happy with the answers to those mysteries. It helps that some of those answers basically makes AgitΩ into the Kamen Rider version of (spoilers because it might enough for some to start guessing the plot) X-Men (one of my favorite 90's cartoons).

If there's any problem I have with the show, it's "A New Transformation," the first "movie" of the show. The main problem being it's impossible for it to be in continuity and luckily it really doesn't matter to the plot of the show or "Project G4" (The 2nd movie that's much better and can be in continuity). It's a bit of a shame as there's nothing really wrong with A New Transformation outside 2 scenes that directly contradicts a major plot point in the show.

Favorite moment: Shouichi punches god. No, really. That happens. Better yet, Hikawa helped with his BFG. :D



PS I even liked the Hyber Battle Video even if it was basically a crossover with Spongebob...oh no, I just realized that! :eek:

PPS So that ends my "must watch" list on Kamen Riders. I'll probably just continue moving forward in airing order, but I might just take a break until Wizard starts.

Agito is such a great show. It was the first Rider series I watched from beginning to end and it still holds a really special place in my heart. I loved the characters, I loved the story, and I really loved how everything felt like a mystery that needed to be solved. That's something that I really miss from the early Heisei era, particularly Kuuga and Agito, which both used this format. Nowadays it feels like we either know what's going on pretty early on (like OOO, where the Greeds' motivations were spelled out from day one) or we don't really understand the villains until late in the game (like Fourze). What Kuuga and Agito did so well was that they left the monsters' motivations vague, but gave us enough clues that we could start trying to piece things together. And, at the same time, the characters were working on the same puzzle. It felt like the viewer and the characters were solving the mysteries at the same time and it was a lot of fun. I miss that in Kamen Rider.

I'm about to wrap up Kuuga in the next day or so but I have a question for those who have watched the whole series. What's the difference between episode 46 and 46.5? I noticed 46.5 had a much larger file size than most episodes but I have a feeling it's just a "here's what has happened so far" episode (of which there have already been two). If it is, I'd like to skip it completely.