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Originally Posted by Aoi Kurenai

We already know that Chaos and Dogold were active in the Sengoku period so it's entirely possible that the generals were able to revive throughout the ages before being defeated once again. Also, the selection process for Kyoryuger isn't the same as other seasons. Remember, they actually had to defeat their dinosaur partners, so Torin can't just set up a team as soon as bad guys appear. But still, Torn did try since we know Ian became a Kyoryuger candidate almost immediately after Shiro was killed.

Actually you're right...and wasn't Chaos AND Torin in that flashback? My brain hurts so bad trying to place this shows timeline. Unless of course they've been beaten and revived multiple times and if that is the case, it both undermines the Kyoryuger's heroism and also makes the villains seem crap...

Kyoryuger 17.

They've redone all the credits and transformation sequences? This stuff is weird for me, because I've cut out like almost ten episodes so far so I barely even registered the last one. That was kinda the problem with the whole episode, honestly.

Although I am enjoying Kyoryuger more without the filler, as I'm watching the show at near double speed stuff isn't really landing that I think it otherwise would. This whole episode fell flat, honestly - what did we learn? If it doesn't work, keep doing it 'til it does! Thanks Tessai, so profound...

It's a shame too, because Tessai seems pretty cool, but this episode was just so dumb. "You have no weakness so you can grow no stronger"?! What the actual fuck does this even mean? That doesn't even make any sense!

I love how the two Deboss mentioned alongside this Meetior are hyped up to be these epic monsters of great importance, despite the fact they both sucked. But is this guy voiced by Franky? SUPER!

The action was good though. Gold is overpowered as fuck, but I can't help feel my inner child explode with passion towards him, Gold just feels like a sixth from the past. A no nonsense badarse. I love him. Plus, I hate Toku giant stuff, but when this show tries it's really, really good at it.

Although I do love the really obviously flaws in this production, the all visor helmets are original but they are also a treat every week as we watch Rangers speak to nothing, or clearly see the set is either much too large for where they are or just a green screen. Etc etc