Originally Posted by Den-O (Post 46689)

Honestly I've always thought W is good but not this overly incredible series that everyone makes it out to be. It has great episodes and great characters but it's never truly blown me away like most people. And I'm one of the rare people who really enjoys the final episode and how the series ends.

Originally Posted by Den-O (Post 46689)

Honestly I've always thought W is good but not this overly incredible series that everyone makes it out to be. It has great episodes and great characters but it's never truly blown me away like most people. And I'm one of the rare people who really enjoys the final episode and how the series ends.

Originally Posted by coturos (Post 46690)

i like the final episode too, other than double himself there is nothing redeamable about the series

Originally Posted by Dr Kain (Post 46678)

Well, I just finished Kuuga and I feel... underwhelmed. I mean, the last episode itself was great because it was a nice thought out epilogue, but what the hell happened in 47 and 48? Fourty-seven starts out who knows how long after the ending of 46, which really throws you off, but the final battle was so lackluster. "Let's have the final villlain, who has absolutely no development at all in the series, have a punching fight with Yusuke in the snow and then end it with them falling over. No choreography, no in suit action, not even a rider kick or an explosion. Oh, and in the mean time, the Rose Lady, who has been in the series since the beginning, gets killed by a bullet, making her the most useless character in the entire series. Yes, this is the best idea we can come up with." WHAT THE FLYING ****?! Talk about a way to leave the final episode of a great series lacking. Except for those two episodes, the show was very great. I enjoyed the designs, the Grongi were well done, I liked the whole game concept, but damn, you would think Japan would barely have anyone left alive to live there after this. The characters were great, interesting, and funny. They were well thought out and really added to the show and to Yusuke's character. However, since it is in similar tone, I do have to say I think Agito is the better of the two series, because I just think the development of Shuichi tramples the development of Yusuke by miles. Yusuke was pretty much the same guy through the entire series, but Shuichi's amnesia really helped his character stand out. Not to mention Gills helped to add a bit of variety to the way the battles were played out over the course of the series. With just Kuuga, sometimes, the battles got a little boring because he would use the same attacks over. It was also weird seeing him get his last form in the second to last story arc, and then he didn't even actually doing anything with it. Once again, I enjoyed the series a lot, I can see why it made Kamen Rider popular again, but the little things really drag it down a notch. I give it a 3.5/5 stars.

Oh yeah, and I watched Episode 46.5, thinking that would bridge the gap of what happened inbetween 46 and 47. NOPE!! It is just another clip show.

Originally Posted by Matrixbeast (Post 46694)

I'd ask why you feel this way, but I really don't care. Even in my Gokai and Decade hate, I can list off tons of things that they did right.
If you feel that there is nothing redeemable about the series past the titular character, then whatever.

Originally Posted by coturos (Post 46699)

the only thing that changes is the sonozaki family and by way, WORST. VILLIANS. EVER.

Originally Posted by Switchblade (Post 46705)

You've clearly never seen the Archbishop Wing episodes of V3.

Or Doctor Maki. Yeah, I went there.

Originally Posted by coturos (Post 46706)

huuuuuuhhhhhhh!!!!! how dare u use the great name of maki in vain!

Originally Posted by Den-O (Post 46714)

Still love Maki. One of the most evil and badass rider villains ever. That being said I also was bored to tears by the Sonozaki family. Other than Kirihiko I could take or leave them.