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Originally Posted by ZeoRangerV

Yes he does, and I don't think you'll be disappointed. Its a quite fitting and poignant death.

As long as he goes out befitting his character. I just don't want some quick death scene that's glossed over or anything. I just hope he get's one more moment of awesome before he goes out.

Also, Imperer was... almost seriously heartbreaking. Like no joke, he wasn't the greatest guy ever, and he's far from an amazing character, but I really felt bad. He was a kid in over his head, just wanting more for himself in life. Selfish, maybe, but hardly an evil motivation. Everyone wants more in life, and he just wanted to be happy. As soon as he got that he tossed his deck away. He wasn't a bad guy, just a bit of a selfish guy.

Though once again, the "contract" with the monsters is just ignored. I thought the deal was the riders kill other monsters for them, and if they fail that or lose their decks, the monsters eat them? Literally that's only been shown with Scissors, everyone else has just fizzled away. Also it means Ouja got another cheap kill with his silly final attack. Seriously, I'm not sure what the point was. How did he even know where they were? Was he even in the episode before that?

Though once again we see Tiger's twisted morality at work. The dude belongs in a padded room. Did we ever get an explanation to why there were three Tiger decks, or how he got it despite working against Shiro?