It slows down eventually. There are ultimately only 41 switches he can use (1-40 and S-1).

There are some neat switch combinations, but they're few and far between.

EDIT: Also, just finished episode 1 of Blade...It totally felt like I watched episode 10 xD
I really don't know what happened, and I'm pretty positive any exposition on the series was lost on me because I was still trying to figure out what happened in the scenes directly before it.
I'm fine with a lack of introductions. I hate pilot episodes anyway, but I was at least hoping for a form of exposition or something...

Haha. Sounds like my first time to watch it. I think I watch 8 episodes dropped it for about 6 month, then came back at episode 9 or so. Didn't feel like I missed a thing :)

Episode 2. Stuff goes down that, if it were episode 12 or something, would be pretty heavy. Instead I find myself tilting my head and hoping something is explained in some way.

I've completely caught up with Fourze. It's a really good show. I wonder how the last episode will be. The best moment so far was the introduction of Cosmic States. I hope the conclusion outdoes that.

I guess I am the only one that had no problem with the way Blade started. I mean, not every series has to show you how someone became the hero.

I'm fine with that, I really am. I'm not looking for Kenzaki's flashback for how he got the belt or anything. We already go the plot, so now I'm looking for the story for it to go around.

So I watched Kuuga episode 25-33 today. Overall, the show remains great, but the battles seem to be lacking for the most part, as they are like a minute long, and some episodes they feel tacked on and others it feels like there too much plot and not enough fighting. However, the two (well three, if you count ANOTHER freaking clip show) parter I just watched with the motorcycle Grongi was freaking awesome. That is probably my favorite story arc of the entire series thus far. Back to the negatives, I think my problem with the majority of the fight scenes is the music. It just does not feel like battle music. I mean, I love the opening theme song, but the rest of the music is slow moving even when he is fighting. Fights should have music that is energetic and puts you in the mood of the fight.

Anyway, that is all for now. I think I am going to go watch 34 and 35 before I quit for the night.

BTW, Blade has an awesome motorcycle chase scene like the one I just saw Kuuga.

taking a break from Kuuga, about to reattempt Blade...

Episode 3.
Still lost.