[KyoryuBlue]

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Originally Posted by Kickback

Fourze is the first Kamen Rider show I've ever really sat down and watched ... and I'm loving it. It started great, had a really really REALLY slow middle, but has picked up and is exciting as hell to watch. Now that they've gotten past the whole Meteor thing, I'm a little afraid how they're going to handle the rest of the show ... as Meteor and his secret identity to the group bit was something that kept me watching as Tomoko got closer and closer to discovering it.

I'm kinda with Kickback, that that was almost the appeal of Fourze, is that weird mystery sub-plot going on. However, it leads to less obnoxious scenes of "WHERE ARE YOU GOIIIIIIIIINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG?! Y U SO METEOR?", The only downside, is that they turned the very... Bi-polar Ryusei, into this weird... Cockblocking pushover.

It's an interesting Contrast, but without him hiding his identity... the drama factor was really removed from the series... Leaving, either plot to develop, or... an underwhelming Villian revealing itself, showing this his plan is to... Destroy the earth, or something silly like... he has never gotten a proper hug.

The fact that the Chairman has sat back this entire time really dissapoints me, I feel that we have this intense villian just waiting to show it's true colour at any moment... yet, we just end up seeing other horoscopes, because of because.

That being said, this show needs more evil elements... especially with 17 epsidoes left... which I'm sure the next five, are going to be a sub-plot about the fixed points, and then four episode arc about another Horoscope that isn't about the main leader, but instead someone who ends up stealing a switch from Libra, becoming The final boss for the series leaving Mr.baddy himself to be movie exclusive, as he will possibly take a leave of absence in order to "Preserve himself for space", or some bullshit excuse like that, leaving the remaining episodes fighting said baddy, but finding out that the Horoscopes where doing nothing but good in the end, and that Fourze preventing them was all misconstrued, forcing Gentaro to quit becoming Fourze. This doesn't stop Meteor however, who continues to fight, ultimatly ending up destroying the Meteor driver in the process.