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Originally Posted by Enchilada645

Well who else was it supposed to be in the end fight? Gyro is literally the strongest Ganma next to Adel and the Ganmaizers, there's Edith but did you really expect him to fight? Now if Takeru had to fight Igor then I would kind of understand the anger but Gyro fits well enough. Plus Gyro took like 7 Finishers before getting hit by Grateful's final attack anyway, base forms or not that's 7 Finishers he kept getting pelted with constantly before getting rider kicked by 16 people.

I ain't angry. I'm just criticizing the show's storytelling. My point is it doesn't matter how strong Gyro is, any one Ganmaizer is still far far superior, so it does nothing to make the heroes look more competent against the foes that actually matter now.

Maybe this is something that could have worked if they'd been building up Gyro as a credible threat with abilities nearly on par with a Ganmaizer since his first appearance, but instead he just kinda showed up, got beat by Makoto, and vanished until it was convenient again. The truth is he doesn't matter and so neither does this victory.

And you ask who he was supposed to fight with instead like the show is obligated to have this fight. They write the plot. Unless it was against the Ganmaizers (which would be pointless as only Mugen can do anything about them) no fight would have actually shown they're not useless against the Ganmaizers. Instead, if they have no way to resolve it satisfactorily, maybe they just shouldn't have gone out of their way to point out Alain and Grateful are outdated.