Kamen Rider Ghost Episode 27- "Certain Death! The Infiltration Decision" Discussion
 

Takeru & Alain are both back in Ganma World. But do they really have the same goal in mind???

Onpu Ganma is back and it seems Igor has new plan.....
Onari help Jabel.....interesting.....
Makoto meet with Idith and Makoto know about Idith. Makoto finally obtain Deep Specter Ghost Eyecon
Ah.....Adonis finally killed ......
Takeru use Ghost Grateful Damashii when he battle against Ganma Superior and even when he battle against Ganma Commando? Thats really boring.....
I think Takeru better use Toucon based Forms if he battle against Ganma Superior and Ganma Commando...
Ganmanizer Fire looks interesting....

Next episode, Deep Specter's debut.

But yeah...still really nice episode....

I think the best parts of this episode were Cubi nonchalantly dodging all of Onari's strikes, Onari helping Javel and Takeru opening a whole kettle full of whoop-ass against the Ganma commandos.

I'm beginning to wonder if the overuse of Grateful is on purpose...

I still think that Grateful may get destroyed.

Well it IS his most powerful form with little downside. So why not get the most out of it?

Well.... Adonis finally got a proper death this time

Nishime Shun is just not a good actor.

He really isn't. The scene at the end with Alain's father was so bad.

I'm kind of mixed on the episode as a whole. I like the stuff in the Ganma world, but almost all of the cutaways to the supporting cast back on Earth felt really pointless and full of forced comedy. If it weren't for the fantastic scene with Onari and Javert, I'd have considered them all a waste. That scene, though... that's easily Onari's best moment in the show so far and I'd love to see more of this side of the character (although I don't expect to).

I get where he was coming from though. Like, it makes a lot of sense for Takeru to strongly empathize with Alain losing his father right before his eyes. But yeah, Shun definitely could have done a better job.

Oh yeah, it made perfect sense. It was just so badly executed.

I didn't have too many problems with the episode, mostly with stuff already mentioned previously.

I was partially annoyed by *quick google search* Seki's Himiko during the one battle. It felt like he was trying too hard to sound like a woman.

Plus, SUDDEN ONPU GANMA!

Other than that, I enjoyed the amount of character development it had.

Edith is Sennin! I know it!

This was totally fantastic! This was great for everybody on so many levels. I am intrigued how Makoto awoke but more intrigued with his conversation with Commander Edith and if he really is the Sage who's been helping Takeru is he good or just manipulating Takeru. Onari helping Javert was wonderful and makes me wonder what Onari's past is like; he's a wonderful character that I know they play for comic relief but when he is used for his compassion and wanting to help out he's much better. Akari actually realizing she's in a slump and learned that she can't do much more was good, reminded of Kasumi from NinNinger and them having an whole episode dealing with how big issue that non issue was that it was no big deal here and she keeps trying to figure stuff out to help. I hope Javert might repay the hospitality and might join Takeru's side. Igor is delightful as a villain and I love him as Akari's rival I am intrigued with what the Ganma are doing in the background here. Alain was great too with learning what happened to his people and just seeing his whole world collapse and what he believes in and what he'll become from this will be interesting. Takeru was freaking wonderful this episode from trying to help Makoto, taking down the Ganma, almost freeing Alain's dad, but his emotional burst was freaking fantastic and how he just took down all those Ganma from it was one of my favorite moments from this show. Adel is a bastard and a great villain so far I can't wait to see where this goes. This show went from Kamen Rider Ghostbusters to Kamen Rider Game of Thrones pretty quick lol. I can't wait for Deep Spectre.

I thought Shun did a great job in that scene and that the scene was fine. I don't see what was wrong with it.

Yeah, I dunno. Watching it again, I didn't think it was as bad as some people are making it out to be. Learning to cry convincingly can be tough for even the best of actors, and with that considered, it was okay.