[Kamen Rider Die]

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Originally Posted by Fish Sandwich

I feel like those two statements contradict each other? Objectively speaking, the place Project Thouser is least likely to spoil the series IS after you've watched the series.

I really would not recommend watching both parts at once, at the very least. They don't even have the same director, and they're both clearly written with the intent that the viewer is finding out about things that happened earlier in the show with the knowledge of things that happened later, filling in details that weren't apparent at the time. There's one thing in particular that part two addresses that the series kept a mystery right up until the final few episodes? Nothing that will absolutely ruin the viewing experience for you, probably, but, let me put it this way:

Part one literally opens with a scene from episode 17, so I think that's your bare minimum there (and even then, it'd still be giving you just a ~little~ more info than you're probably meant to have going into the next arc), and part two closes with a shot that gets reused in the V-Cinema duology, which it shares a director with, so there really isn't any harm in saving it for after the series and before the movies, which is when it came out anyway.

Okay! I will add it to the series-sized pile of post-series content! Thank you for the context!

(That's basically what I was talking about with the seemingly-contradictory statement earlier. I thought it was something that was reacting to chunks of story, and I would rather experience it where it was nominally topical, rather than finishing the series with a 20-minute episode of something that's set during Act 1. But I don't know what these things even are! It's incredibly difficult to try and schedule ancillary content without knowing what the hell it is, and what it's responding to! My least-favorite part of watching Kamen Rider!)