[Dr Kain]

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Originally Posted by Powerman293

Glad to hear Ryuki is worth finishing, now what do you guys have to say about Faiz without spoilers.

Declare episode 40 the series finale and ignore the last 10 episodes. Trust me, you will have no answers by the end of 40, but you will have 500 new questions to go with the no answers by the end of episode 50.

Lucker Clover is the best thing to happen in 555.

It's kind of like Hibiki, but less painful.

To Locke, yes, the Ryuki ending does the reset button the Japanese love to do, but that still does not mean the series was pointless. In fact, I'm more disappointed with the ending now than I was ten years ago because I did not know how much that ending is used in Japanese shows at the time.

BTW, not related to shows, but I ordered the OOO belt an coin pack from AmiAmi earlier. I cannot wait to get it.

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Originally Posted by SPLIT LIP

I know I ask this all the time, but I never get a solid answer: is Ryuki's movie (episode final) worth checking out? Is it good? Does it have a better ending? Does it do anything worth seeing?

Hahahahahahah. Episode Final is awesome (the best rider movie until the OOO/Fourze movie), but yeaaaaaaaaaaah, the ending is...

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

Wataru gets no love because he's just boring to watch. Simple as that. He's a dull character. We've had whimpy protagonists (Den-O), we've had protagonists who were unsure of their ability (Ryuki), we've had protagonists who was unsure if their resolve was enough to solve their problems (Blade).

Wataru is just boring.

And I'd say check out the Ryuki movies. They're not all that long, and you'll get to see the 3 remaining riders in action.

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Originally Posted by Switchblade

Because he's shit. Worst main Rider ever.

Sure, if you forget about all of the development he had during the series that turned him into a hero by the end.

Don't believe the Wataru haters out there. He has some of the strongest development out of any of the riders, especially since Agito, as he goes from a whimp that hates who he is into a man who wants to protect those around him. He grows as a character, which is something ALL series should be doing. He is not an asshole like Decade. He is not an idiot like Shinji. He is just a shut in who learns to be outgoing. In fact, Kiva is completely full of great character development for nearly every main character. There are some issues plot wise, but the characters more than make up for it.