Ressha Sentai ToQGer Episode 35 "The Stolen Terminal" Discussion
 

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Bandai. Please make a Super Robot Chogokin of ToQ Rainbow.

Freakin awesome episode. Action was top-notch, Akira and Schwarz's fight was a real highlight. More going on with Zed and ToQ Rainbow wasn't half bad.

I really love this series.

Awesome episode, though the fact that the ToQGers still lose Shadow Line's commanders bugged me so much. It's already 35-ish and ToQGers are still so naive in terms of battle skill, they are defeated so easily. Regain their memories made them no stronger or any thing so different. The writter needs to do something, seriously.
About the ToQ Rainbow, I like how did they handle Car Carrier & Tank Ressha for the thigh.

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My Favorite part, "It stood up..." "That's it?"

I know it's a completely different Zed, but how would this episode be if it was the Fleshy Red and Silver Emperor of Evil we all know and love who hijacked the Rainbow Terminal?

Boom, I'm all in your terminal baby.

We. Will. Never. Get. Rid. Of. Grita. (sigh)

Not that I'm really bummed out about it, but I'm tired of that thread.

Akira still gets the best scenes, although I have to wonder if the President is an older version of Right.

http://www.bandai.co.jp/candy/img/w8...4192d9fc4dcjpg
So this thing will come out soon. it ain't a super robot chogokin but looks like it will get the job done. BTW this is from the Fighting Action Pose lineup. And it is a shokugan or snack toy priced at 980 yen so including tax and conventions about 10~13 bucks?

I thought the episode was great! Any ideas on what Akira agreed to with Schwartz?

This is how I feel; they haven't gotten any stronger and we are nearing the end of the season. They have their power up (which no one used against Z), but they still fight like it's the beginning of the show. Actually, they fight with less imagination. There needs to be some type of episode where they step up their fighting game.

The way you said they are lacking imagination almost makes me want to compare this show with the Tom Hanks movie BIG. Anyone up for the challenge?

Whatever it was, Schwartz used his dirty imagination. Oh yes....dirty dirty imagination.

Awesome. Lol

I feel like they have been using less imagination during their fights since they found out the truth. Like allowing them to realize what has happened has hampered their ability to fight with that imagination that helped them be picked to be ToQgers in the first place. I hope the next episode brings back their imagination.

For those keeping up wit the show, have they done anything with the villains? Yes, I know Zed destroyed the daughter after she tried to eat him and then he "killed" Schwartz. But has anything amazing happened this season with the villains from a development stand point?

The villains are the most developed characters in the show. Their parts are what I watch the show for honestly.

That's been ToQGer's problem since day 1: The villians were far morei nteresting than the heroes…

It's also kinda depressing that we're 35 episodes in and the ToQgers are still getting their asses handed to them by the Shadow Line generals...

So they are like Rio and Mele developed?

Depends on personal taste imho. I find the Toqgers very interesting myself. Especially with the whole aspect about never being able to return to their original state. *shrug*

Not as much, no. More like Juzo and Dayuu, I guess.

ToQger Episode 35 discussion
 

I thought this episode was great! I have been waiting for the Shadow Line to make a bold move and in this episode they finally did. I have a couple of questions I would appreciate if you posted your theories to why things happened in the episode and what's going to happen in upcoming episodes. First off I want your theories as to why Zett did not eliminate Grita. I mean he was so close to killing Right but because he didn't get rid of Grita, Grita was able to save Right. So I want your guys opinion on why Zett didn't get rid of Grita. My next question is, what do you think Akira agreed to with Schwartz? I know he had no choice but to meet Schwartz demands in order to get the Drill Ressha back. But I didn't think Akria would be so quick to meet Schwartz's demands. I have a feeling Schwartz wants Akira to attack the ToQgers or help him with some other nefarious plot. It will be neat to see how this play's out because now the ToQgers will have to deal with Akira's promise to Schwartz and the threat of the Shadow Line. So that's what I think will happen love to hear what you guys thought about the episode and what you think is in store for ToQger!

lol

Why am I not surprised? It is just Koboyashi being Koboyashi but with a dumb childish cast. In that case, I might as well just watch Shinkenger again as at least Shinkenger had a great ranger cast.

This was pretty good. Althoug I was constantly saying "USE THE HYPER RESSHA!" during the whole episode. Because rangers have terrible memories when it comes to power ups.

I took it as the Hyper Ressha being disabled, due to the Terminal being captured by the enemies. But yeah, it is strange that they didn't use the power up….

But they could use it before they found the Terminal? And wasn't it attacked once before?

Except there's a really good reason for the cast being childish and the show has only gotten stronger since they revealed it.

Let me guess, they are children imagining they are adults, right?

The President of the Rainbow Line made them adults using their imaginations. They needed the power of child like imagination to defeat the Shadow Line and the 5 of them had incredible imaginative powers. But without the bodies of adults they wouldn't survive exposure to the shadows. So they were made into adults but retained their imagination. Thus giving them a way to combat the Shadow Line.

Hand me a phone because I CALLED IT!! God that was predictable right from the first episode.

LMMFAO