I'm quite intimidated to watch Saber. I found it completely uninteresting when I tried to watch it as it was airing. I hear some people praise it once it gets going, while I see a lot of people put it on par with Ghost, making it hard to really gauge.

I'm surprised Saber is B tier for you considering how much you dislike Ghost.

Oh boy Saber, is a show with a lot of very good things in my mind, and a lot of kind of dull things, but never really anything offensively bad tbh. I think you wouldn't hate it? If it means anything Ghost's writer only wrote 14 episodes, the movie, and the v-cinema, but I have no idea if that helps. I personally really enjoyed Saber, so if you wanna chat about it as you watch I'm down.

Honestly, I'd say Fukuda not being able to write more than Ghost was more the problem than it is a positive. Especially since many of Saber's best episodes are the ones with him on it.

And I have to stress as well to really just check it out for yourself and form your own opinions it. Though, the deciding factor I find most of the time is if you can't keep up with its shenanigans up until, say, episode 11-16 then it'll be a tough time to find motivation in keeping up with it going forward.

I do intend on forming my own thoughts and opinions on it. And I guess there's no time like the present, so I'm starting a download now. Oh dear oh dear.

Also, Switch, you placed Amazonz in F tier? I thought people enjoyed it. What was wrong with it (Having still not seen it)?

Here's my list.

I must be out of the loop because Bujin Gaim is appearing twice on these lists!

Should definitely check out Blade though!

Yeah for some reason they just put Bujin Gaim on the tier list for whatever reason.

Oh, and I should mention that I left Revice off because I really like it, but I need to see how it sticks the landing.

Saber is very much like Drive and Black RX for me: a show that started off pretty weak but that just got steadily better as it went along. I was honestly considering dropping it, but once Yuri came in and the show's pacing calmed down I really got into it.

It's mostly on the back of season 2, where the show made a whole bunch of decisions that annoyed me. Some of it was the characters, some of it was the story, and some of it was the direction and the way that some scenes were very artificially staged. It's kind of hard to describe, but it was the visual equivalent of nails on a chalkboard for me. It's the only modern Rider show I couldn't bother finishing.

We entered a universe where the Bujin Riders are the actual show leads.

I'd totally be down for a Warring States drama with a Bujin Rider territorial free-for-all.