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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

One part of the Fourze movie that I loved was that it gave the entirety of the KRC something to do. It was great to see them kick ass and have a presence beyond standing behind a pillar watching the fight (Which even Shun devolved into once Meteor showed up and made the Power Dizer pointless).

You probably could count it as canon. It's not like pre-Den-O movies, which practically told audiences that they were alternate universes (And, if any consolation, Inga shows up in Movie War Ultimatum, which make it somewhat canon).

Anyway, what were your thoughts on the Switch distribution scene? That scene seems to split a lot of opinions between "Endearing and nice" or "Dragged out and boring."

The main reason I question its canon...ness...is not only does it have no impact on the series but I have no idea where the hell it fits into the series, lots of aspects kinda contradict and confuse its place in the timeline. Libra is alive, Gamou has all the switches, Ryusei is still reluctant to reveal his identity, the Rabbit Hatch is okay etc etc etc if we assume this happened like between the episode where Gamou opens the dark nebula for the first time and the episode before it, it just seems like this film went on too long (in fourze world time) to logically just slide in there.

The only scene I felt like it dragged was the Apostle scene, I know that was there to introduce Wizard (and what a cool introduction!) but the scene had no wider purpose, it was just self indulgence and it just went on and on and on and just completely overstayed its welcome.

In many senses you could say that a lot about the first half of the film as huge action sequences exploded from nowhere but Black Knight was fucking awesome so I don't care

If I was to have any criticisms of the switch distribution scene, I got fed up of the damn blubbering all the way through the film. Gen cried more over that fucking space station than he did of Kengo's "death", and Yuuki's whining and the shots of Tomoko blubbering were repeated over and over for like ten minutes. It was just sappy and annoying.