[Kamen Rider Die]

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

I also somewhat feel guilt for that crossed out joke and spacing out (especially that I got actually ostracized for it, been dealing with my self-esteem for this place for a while), though the "joke" intended to give tolerance for something wrong. But now I'm going again, sorry if this is to everyone's dismay.

Nobody wants you to leave. I mean, I definitely don't want you to leave. It's just, sometimes a joke is unhelpful, or inconsiderate, and that's something you need to understand. Generally all it takes is a quick apology, and everyone moves on. As long as it's not something that gets repeated, I'm not going to hold it against you. Welcome back!

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

Well, if you refer to only the Imagins that is accompanying Ryotaro, as I've used before, they're refered as "Taros Imagins". I dunno which one do you refer here, only the Taros or just the Imagin as a whole. The Imagins (other than Taros) just disappearing, though dunno if it's right to celebrate this moment as a triumph, but it's the world finally being free from the threats of Imagins, with them disappearing. It's the no monsters left anymore some Rider stuffs have.

Yeah, I meant the DenLiner Imagin, the heroic ones. I'm not sure Ryotaro (or anyone else) is shedding any tears for the disappearance of a rampaging army of imagination monsters from the end of time.

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

And you let this one get free pass...? Kobayashi stuff here still applies that the Imagin's origins are never explained. And for myself, about the Taros Imagin actually surviving? Didn't understand that either and seemingly not explained.

I'm not sure I'd call their survival unexplained, nor would I say that the show never explained the Imagin's origins. Their survival could easily be chalked up to Ryotaro remembering them, since that's how they've survived similar circumstances. (And their origins are explained by the Owner near the beginning of the series?)

It's also an ending that's more about emotion than plot, so it can easily coast by on the warmth it generates. Am I giving it a pass? Okay, maybe!

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

Yes, the final fight is choreographed rather well in my standards. All the Imagins getting a turn to show off their powers, either as Den-O or as themselves, like Kintaros' smash with a huge concrete piece, or Den-O Rod Form's long range. The final finisher on Death Imagin, that's in Sword Form, but it has the rainbow energy the Climax Form has... so that would put it on Climax Form level?

Sounds good to me!