[Locke]

Dairanger 37.

So this was basically three episodes, combined together. And to be fair to the show, it did a pretty good job of bringing it all together, although I would have preferred a villain with a cooler design than that stupid Pachinko Player.

Also, hey, they remembered Kou was in this show! It's funny how his disappearance only further highlighted how shit the Dairanger's are and was used, perhaps unintentionally, as a plot device. It was also funny that the show itself seemed to forget as much as Kou did that this as all supposed to be a dream.

This is one of the first times in the series I've seen the mech stuff decently integrated into the rest of the action. I mean it still looked pretty poor but at least they seemed to actually try this time. Especially when we got to see all the carnage that ensues from all the flattened cardboard buildings, I thought sentai never faced up to the complete disregard of human life in these battles, I was wrong.