Not that she did anything in the actual show other than shout random English words and tilt her head to the side.

She *Kagura* IS my most hated pink.

I'll make this one short.

1. MOTW was pretty damn creepy

2. I paused the episode once, and it was at the worst possible time... Take a wild guess where that was.

Yeah, but we never saw that, I think its a bit unfair to compare what we actually see Kagura do to what we're just informed Amy has done.

I like the idea that she can become powerful if she just tries hard enough. I just dislike the idea that they have to take time out of the episode to express this thought though, and I know this is not going to be the last time she feels overwhelemed, and uses this "Strong girl" thing, to get super powered...

So... anyone think of a name for this attack yet? :lol

https://24.media.tumblr.com/175db02e...9trko1_500.jpg

...Yes...but it's not appropriate...

Finally caught the sub, pretty solid episode. Don't have too much to say on it. I really do like Kagura, despite what the haters have to say about her.

I really liked this week's Shadow, just a cool design, loved the creepy song, and him using the fear of death was pretty badass, even if he didn't really seem to accomplish much.

Also some interesting things brewing at the main headquarters for the Shadow Line. Something tells me that Gretta may be developing a crush on General Schwarz, which I'm sure is going to cause some problems when the emperor finally arrives.

Also...the way that ToQ-Oh broke out of the coffin...I...did they really do that? That's something I would expect out of a parody of ToQger or something, but they actually had him use the...oh my...

Don't know why precisely, but this was my clear favourite of all the ToQger episodes released so far. It gave so much to Kagura's character, and I grew to appreciate her so much more than I would have expected. She's a really insecure and frightened Pink, but the show is not completely explicit about it. For example, I'd have expected her to do the usual talk to an older girl (Yellow) about how she's letting everyone down, but there was no such monologue. I loved that in the end, she freed the kids and herself through her sheer will and imagination. And we also find out that Kagura's imagination power is insane, but out of control.

We also got to see a lot into Right's really (in my opinion) charming personality. When Kagura was thinking of leaving the train, Right immediately said she should go and do what she wanted. I half-expected him to give a pep talk on why she should stay because of how much they needed her and all that, but instead he voiced his own ideas about why he wanted to be a ToQger and told her to decide for herself. He is fast becoming my favourite Red (though truthfully, there isn't much competition in my opinion :lol).

I loved this episode through and through, and while the action was fantastic already, it was the character moments that really got to me.

I am a big fan of most modern sentai, most since Magi, Geki and Gokai to name a few. The first one I watched while it aired was Kyoryuer, I fell in love with it. Not comparing it to Kyoryuger, how is it so far? I am afraid it will be close to some of the ones I don't like because of the writer involved.