[Annuga]

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Originally Posted by Locke

Like I say, there are specific and melodramatic scenes for Banjou but I don't feel like it feels like an organic whole for his character.

Recent shows? No idea. I've been out of the loop with toku for a few years now. That is why I asked about the other shows, I saw bits of Drive/Ex-Aid and Ghost but never got into them or fully finished them.

Interesting that you call me shallow for not liking the scene, because it is certainly a fault with me and not with the show itself....

I feel it makes sense but eh, fine

I keep forgetting it's 2017, name as many toku shows as you can with people being gunned down with realistic guns by other human beings. Only examples I can think of are Ryuki and arguably Timeranger off the top of my head

That's not what I said, I said it's shallow to only like how the belts were being drowned out and not the rest of what made the scene great such as the camera shots, the symbolic nature of Sento fighting Stalk where Soichi found him post amnesia, the rain shots, the moments in which they just stare at eachother before fighting, it brings out emotion and although Stalk's shown he's an irredeemable bastard, you can read Sento's thoughts of "I wish this wasn't happening, why did it come to this?" and Stalk seemingly feeling slight remorse about the situation, as he DID feel guilty about tricking the cast a few times despite it being part of his plan. The scene has depth, Showa VS Heisei's stupid reason for the Riders fighting is another example of showing off a bit of depth, as OOO looks away due to guilt as the Showa Rider's were calling him out on trying to not have to move forward. OOO didn't even have a major role in the movie, so that level of depth can be appreciated even if there wasn't anything good in the movie other than that