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Originally Posted by SPLIT LIP

Nope. Two things changed:

1. It showed Ryuki is too smart or too strong-willed to fall for the effects of the Time vent.

2. Kanzaki was able to stop the drawing from getting wrecked.


That was TOTALLY worth a clip show, right? (no)

If anything, it just sort of makes the final boss Rider look like moron for continuing to talk about the 'corrections' he just made.

Ryuki 30

Cool, a Kitaoka episode! Time to meet meet his old secretary, Megmi, that Kitaoka fired years ago for klutziness. I guess I understand his pain but still... Goro seems pretty jealous at first, but after she beats him in a Kitaoka quiz and reveals she's apparently got the same incurable disease Kitaoka has.

Alright, this episode is one thousand percent more goofy than I thought it would be. Still, it's funny though. I can't help but thing this and the last episode being so humorous means shit is about to go down though. And Kitaoka's blank stares at Megumi's antics were hilarious.

So, Megumi's a recurring character now? If so, I definitely do not mind. Shimada might, from the looks of things...

Also I gotta say, Kanzaki must be incredibly pissed right about now. Shinji, Ren, and Kitaoka are, more or less, friends. And Asakura is really bad at killing those three despite his overpowered abilities.

Ryuki 31

Oh man, looks like an Asakura episode. Apparently he's forgotten to feed all three of his contract monsters. You'd think he'd have the least of these kinda problems, being the only rider who probably isn't opposed to feeding his monster humans. If that's a viable option. ...Well I guess Scissors did it.

At any rate, Asakura doesn't even seem that concerned. The thought probably never crossed his mind when he contracted two extra monsters.

Yui seems to finally remember what Reiko told her about Kanzaki apparently dying in the U.S. Despite...three episodes of goofing off. And yeah, I was right shit is stirring up. Not plot important stuff, but Asakura sending his monsters to feast on the passengers of a cruise, leaving one little girl to survive is pretty important stuff.

Though..it seems that it's NOT Asakura's monsters that attacked the cruise, just some random unrelated ones. Even more surprising is that he saved the little girl's life, though it's morel likely that he just wanted to feed those monsters to his and saving her was an accident.

Guess Asakura can't just feed people to his monsters, thankfully. The three monsters in these episodes were weirdly Rider-like though. They even had their own weapons and everything. They seem to work together and escaped so maybe they'll be sorta important?

Ryuki 32

Eh, why not I'll watch another. It's a direct continuation of the last anyway. Ren seems to hopefully think that Asakura's screwed himself over by contracting three monsters. Even Shinji couldn't protest that Asakura dying was a bad thing.

The little girl from last time is still ptsd' over what she saw on the cruise it seems. The nurse mentions that after the monsters attacked the cruise ship, Asakura watched over the girl that night. I figure he was just waiting for the monsters to return rather than comfort her, but still something to note.

Asakura seems to treat being eaten like a game...And Kitaoka seems pretty happy to get rid of him without ay effort. Reiko also seems to remember she was investigating Kanzaki and talks to his old prof from the US. But Kanzaki mirrors him away....

Woah...fell asleep while writing this. Might as well finish the rest now. Now Shinji wants to prevent Asakura's death too. Not really for his sake, but for the girl he unintentionally saved. Man Shinji's idealism sparks up again.

And...in a bizarre twist, Kitaoka, Ren, and Asakura end up beating the monsters together. Though Ren and Kitaoka REALLY hope Asakura gets eaten by his three monsters. Ren has Darkwing try and intercept and Kitaoka has Magnugigas...moo a little. Well, that's probably the best he'll get out of it.

And Megumi saw him leave the mirror world. Looks like Kanzaki's schemes are getting slowly unraveled...