Yeah that is awesome, it makes it feel like the whole world is connected, but no now they have to do it movies. Awesome, can't wait to see more of him.

Ah okay, that makes sense, I mean he could've changed his name if he wanted but I like the name Riderman anyways. Also he technically didn't die, because I know he comes back later, and in the Manga it explained he survived after the explosion in V3.



Yeah Kuuga is one of the most awesome Riders there is. The real world issues connecting with the bad guys is one of the things I enjoyed the most about Kuuga.

Just finished the first episode of Hibiki.

Not really sure what to say. It was..definitely different from any season of Kamen Rider I've watched to date. Very unique style, with some interesting cinematography, the use of sound and music is also quite interesting and incorporated heavily into it. The pace, mood, feel...I dunno, just very different.

Watched X episode 28 and it was great to see Keisuke get an upgrade and that totally explains his finisher in All Kamen Rider Generations 2 about the Vacuum Hell Wheel or whatever it's called. Awesome new finisher and Dai-Henshin call I love it. I love that he is empowered from V3 kind of like how Ichigou and Nigou empowered V3. Shiro is totally awesome and I think I might watch V3 after this, I've been wanting to see him and Riderman for a while. Spider Napoleon was a definite pain in the ass but still G.O.D. can't seem to overcome Keisuke's and Tachinbana's plans, great to see the Heroes have the edge over the villains.

Episodes 11 and 12 of Kuuga! Kuuga taps into the tokustasu of the past as this episode he fights the Rhino from Spider-Man! Okay not really but it might as well be the Rhino.

Godai develops a new, more powerful kick to defeat him and thus we get Kuuga's first true Rider Kick! Also Grongi are very strange. Now aside from having some sort of game which involves killing a lot of people, Rhino is attacking anyone who idles in a heavy vehicle which is a bit random compared to any of the grongi

Glad to see people enjoying Kuuga. I loved it. It does slow down a little bit for a few storyarcs, but then when he starts developing his golden powers, it picks up again, and if I recall, stays strong for the rest of the show.

Up to episode 4 of Hibiki.

Just gonna post what I posted on Facebook earlier when I was watching the episodes.

"So I just started watching Kamen Rider Hibiki. Up to episode 4 now and...I like it, but it just has a really strange feel to it. Some really interesting cinematography and stylistic choices, and the use and incorporation of music and sound is both fitting given the theme and adds an interesting weight to a lot of the action as well as the overall feel of things. It's weird though, the show feels more like a Showa era season than Heisei and the way each episode is paced and flows, I dunno just gonna take some getting used to."

Wait till you see Kuuga's upgraded Rider Kick down the road, it'll blow you away.

Doesn't help that Hibiki wasn't intended to be a rider series when it started. In fact, considering that, they probably put more effort into differentiating it from other toku shows like Kamen Rider as a result.

It may be true that Toei planned a Henshin Ninja Arashi reboot but Hibiki was always planned to be a Rider Show. Its that different from Heisei because Takadera wanted it to be. Takadera produced Hibiki as the heisei version of Amazon and thats why they dont transform in the traditional sense etc.
The whole thing with the henshin ninja show had nothing to do with anything regarding Hibiki itself.

V3 is a great show. Definitely worth watching if you can get ahold of it.

I love Hibiki (at least through episode 29, after which it got dramatically more generic). It's a very different show, but if you can get into it it's amazing.