Id love that, his review of the W vs Decade was movie was great. Id love to see that more! Plus, who can argue with the plastic addict?

So I tired giving a Wizard go yesterday... And something about it can't really grasp me into the show like W, or Decade did. I'm going to attempt watching it again some time later this week.

That's true but I still doubt Decade could defeat so many of the Riders working together. Especially Kabuto.

Love to see him try because it was godaweful. It tried making Decade's assholish trolling come off as him actually giving a damn and doing the right thing. When all it was in reality was the writers thinking "Hey.. Um.. We want to knock off early, so let's do this." Kinda like how they came up with the end of Taisen.
Not to mention there was absolutely no reasoning at all for why Tackle came back to life. She was just there. And that's explains the Decade portion of this movie pretty well. Just there.
And there was no reason for W and Decade to fight together at the end other than them fighting together at the end of the movie. You could've done the whole movie without Decade and had a much better movie.

Just give me more Skull.

I swear I'm the only person on this forum who doesn't really care about Skull :lol

Yes you are :lol

W Ep 15-16

Loved these two episodes, and glad I watched the movie first so I learned about Fang before his first show appearance. Arms was kinda a bastard. But one of the better looking Dopant designs I've seen yet. Good to see Akiko do more than run around screaming and getting people with her shoe too.
But the best part of this episode was Fang. Until I saw chubby Philip :lol

Arms Dopant is so awesome especially since his actor is Abared from Abaranger

I like him, but I think he's pretty overrated.

I loved that arc, plus his trap was so simple and yet so effective.
One of the many memorable moments of W.

Skull can't be over-rated, because everything people say about him is true.

The dude has two honestly small appearences, yet leaves a huge impression and is one of the more memorable bits of W. He's a great, rounded character. So many "deceassed mentors" fall into the trap of becoming Godlike in the eyes of those who remember them, but Skull wasn't a God. He was a man. A man among men. He was wise, kind, and tough. And looked cool as hell in and out off costume.

Yeah, that trap was harsh. I felt bad for Akiko, honestly, when her hands were bleeding.