[Mesnick]

Looked. Well, after the whole show, the light atmosphere of the finale was a welcome change. Perhaps this is the brightest and most optimistic episode of Geats of all. There are some predictable twists, beautiful fights and a good ending. I am glad that in the world of universal happiness there was a place for Jamato. But the captives of wood were never remembered, although perhaps they were freed by the change of the world. And in general, Daichi turned into Archimedel 2.0, which is somehow unfair to the gardener. I'm surprised the riders were so surprised by the news of Ace becoming a god, since he discussed it earlier. Though he probably only talked about it with Tsurumi and PunkJack.It is also strange that the fans mentioned earlier did not play in any way. I thought that Ace would take advantage of his celebrity status and gain strength from the support of the fans. At the same time, they would connect the beginning with the end. But apparently Toei decided that the parallels of an idol - a deity would not be well received by everyone and therefore abandoned this idea. If she was even considered. Gotchard's cameo was cute too.
I liked the plaques in the temple, although it is inferior to the memories in Revice and breaking the 4th wall in Saber. It's also funny that only the events of the last ten episodes were used to show Ace's friendship with the riders. Given that there have been moments like this before, this confirms my point that the show does not approve of the way Ace came to power. Disapproves, but does not provide an alternative.
But of course, Geats couldn't help but screw up. Ace says that the gods are timeless, although he had previously told Niram the exact opposite. Takahashi should reread his script more often. Well, or it was Ace's long-term deception to outsmart the enemy.
Also, Girori is completely unnecessary. The same Win could find a location in the archives of the DGP. Well, or Ace could follow the possessed Tsumuri, given that taking control of the dark version was part of his plan.
Also, why didn't Sueru just rewind the riders to the level of the current age of the Tokkyuger? Well, why didn't he get rid of Ace earlier in 2000 years is also a question.
Well, once they remembered Sueru. Everyone who discussed in the topic of episode 48 that it was important for him to satisfy the audience was wrong. Sueru literally in the first minutes declares the opposite. Although, maybe he just realized that he no longer needs to entertain the public. After 2000 years, he understood this. Well, at least he understood.
Also, Sh Ranger will probably be upset, because Ace sacrifices himself.This time without petrification and barbed wire, but donated. Also upset will be those who denounced Keiwa's desire for world peace. It hasn't changed, which means the show is either supporting Tycoon or making it look like a fool who never learned anything.
Also upset will be DreadBringer and everyone who wrote that Neon craved non-romantic love. Because in order to fulfill her wish, Kyuun was relocated to our time on a permanent basis.
Ziin and Tsumuri start a new, non-lethal DGP. With a crossover coming up and V-cinemas, I think they're going to have trouble with this endeavor.
Ace turned out to be a better god than Kota, but he had time to prepare for godhood. Yes, and Ace was originally not a normal person. But still, a god walking among people is dearer to me than a celestial on another planet. Even if it's a fox.
In general, if the whole show was more like this episode, I would like it much more. Although the favorite would still not be, because it's boring. But in any case, the show ended without tails (almost), and this is already progress for Takahashi.
P.S. Takahashi also lied and never explained why Ace was wearing a tuxedo.