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Originally Posted by Kamen Rider Die

No joke, I legitimately LOVED how Hyper Kabuto's sword shows up. The Worm Widowettes are mocking Kabuto for needing Hyper Clock Up to win fights, so Kabuto's just like Eff You Here's A Sword From The Sun Now What Are You Gonna Say. It's like he uses his new toyetic weapon as a comeback to shut up some heckling adversaries, and I love that? That feels like an intensely Tendou move.

Perfect Zecter is my favorite Final Form weapon and makes Armed Saber look like a toy by comparison! Its compatibility with the Kabuto, The Bee, Drake and Sasword Zecters gives it so much functionality and you've only seen a fraction of its power. Hyper Kabuto can do some really OP stuff with this.

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Originally Posted by Androzani84

I won’t have much to say about this storyline until you get to the concluding part.

And like Switchblade said, Keiko’s actress, Kasumi Suzuki, did go on to appear as the Coma Zodiarts in Fourze (the one where, if you ask me, they weren’t even trying to make their identity a mystery). But prior to that, she portrayed the villainess Rije in “that claw-footed Sentai you can’t remember the name of”.

Maybe it would be easier to remember the name of the claw-footed Sentai if we say it 5 times?

Aba-Aba-Aba-Aba-Abaranger!

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Originally Posted by Fish Sandwich

I vividly remember this fence.

Like, I don't know how true this is for other people, but the weirdest things get lodged in my long-term memory sometimes. Little associations that become inextricably linked with some feeling or event. I have a special fondness for the Liar Dopant episodes of Double because I can still smell the pleasant summer breeze coming in through the window I had open when I was originally watching them. That sort of thing – where you're not even sure what you remember happened that way (was it even those episodes?), but you remember it all the same.

I experience that as well, where a specific scene can trigger memories of watching it for the first time. In fact, any of the five senses can trigger those memories. Food is more than the flavors that compose it as they can hold sentimental value depending on the person eating it, like Gon for example with strawberry milk.