I thought she was still employed by Bandou.


Must be pretty easy still getting a paycheck for a restaurant that has absolutely no customers except for the ones who don't pay :lol

I am so convince that Micchy is the Main Antagonist (Villain) because he lied to his friend a lot, almost killed Kouta twice and he even have Overlord Inves to brutally beat up Peko, and he kidnapped Mai! Not cool man! Not cool!

Why Kouta didn't defeat Micchy? Doe he realize that Micchy is now his enemy or he just idiot hero. Kouta. Stop of trying to get him good. He hate you.

Micchy is Best Villain Rider because he despise Kouta for getting people attention and take his love away from him.

And taking breaks whenever.

Micchy is now a low rent Tony Montana.
He has become a chunibyou syndrome deity.

Two things I noticed while watching on my lunch break last night:

1. The broken Driver is the same prop they used for Hase's. The tragic irony of the situation offsets what would otherwise be considered laziness.

2. Micchy's room seems to be becoming increasingly infested with Helheim plants as he slides deeper and deeper into madness.

No, this is a different prop. Hase's Driver was cut at a different angle that also took off the end of the knife.

Hmm. I'll defer to your judgement until I can double back and check.

Does seem a bit wasteful creating two separate props for the same end result in very similar circumstances, though.

http://i1362.photobucket.com/albums/...ps45455292.jpg

yep he's adorable

Hase's broken driver
http://i.imgur.com/u9TQE1K.jpg

Takatora's broken driver
http://i.imgur.com/zw1EPJX.png

And don't forget that the time these props were needed was over 27 weeks apart, so it's possible that Hase's broken driver might not even exist anymore.

Oh, and the episode was alright. Delving into Micchy's psyche is always a fun ride, and while cliche, I liked the hallucination. I also liked that it wasn't an ongoing thing that haunted Micchy for the remainder of the series and he cleared it almost as soon as it showed up.

Ryoma, though...Man, those weeks where he was gone? Beautiful. He's so boring and predictable as a villain it hurts. Ryoma feels like a low rent Lex Luthor.
"I'm a total monster and completely untrustworthy, but you spontaneously need me so you have to deal with it despite everyone knowing I'm going to stab you in the back. Oh? You saw it coming and had a plan? Well I had a SECOND plan because I knew you'd anticipate my first plan. Oh, you had a second plan too...Well, um...I have a THIRD PLAN because I'm just that smart and untouchable."
When the most shocking possible twist for their little alliance is that it's not a double cross, it shows how cliched the character is...