[Daikaijuman54]

Anyone else think the only game Sougo's probably good at is Sid Meier's Civilization?

Tsukuyomi and Geiz have an interesting dynamic, as stated before that neither of them (even Tsukuyomi who's the good cop) are willing to fully accept Sougo as not a threat, something where usually one's with, one's against. Both are only reluctantly sticking with him, unsure of whether or not he's truly just a daydreaming simpleton, and that's what makes this cast interesting. Also, couldn't help comparing Geiz as the one kid who's just there waiting to steal your lunch money, while trying and failing to be inconspicuous, especially with those outfits (and yet, Tsukuyomi had no disguise or tried to blend in for feudal Japan. Nice work, kid!).

Also, unpopular opinion, but I like the uncle (he's right there with Wizard's Shunpei). Sure, it's a bit of a shame his knowledge of the previous Riders was cut, but I still find him strangely likable? He just has this kind old uncle aura, something so mundane and normal in contrast to time travelers and the like, and yet, I can't help but enjoy this guy.

And boy, this .5 episode was straight up the producers making fun of themselves, by having the cast joke about destroying the company they work at as their solution to stop the villains. Of course, I also had a good laugh at the part where Aura freezes the cast and they're all holding up various words for stop. These shorts have some great moments, both entertaining and a bit of information about the world, which is really neat, and I had a great time with these (now to get around to the Net Movies).

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Originally Posted by TheRaizin

Tom Constantine is also a suit actor (I don't know which ones he wore), and also made a cameo in RealxTime.

I had no idea who these guys were when I first saw this, and had also completely forgot about them. He also does Entaku Kishi Avalon, a Japan-based English local Hero, whose also getting an indie Tokusatsu series.