[Kamen Rider Die]

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Originally Posted by Switchblade

My biggest takeaway from this one is just another reminder of how much I like Naomi. She's not the most prominent character, but I love how she's always so excited for any chaos that breaks out in the dining car. It's like she just thrives on the chaos.

If someone was like Hey Do You Want To Work On A Magical Time Train And Wear Sixteen Watches, but then I was mostly just serving coffee to families and businessmen? I would 100% cheer on (and possibly instigate) chaos between the imagination monsters from the end of time.

Like, I think Naomi expected a more ridiculous job than she got, and only now is her dream coming true.

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Originally Posted by Switchblade

My biggest issue, though? So I'm all for the cute puppy living, but if the entire premise was that it died because they couldn't get to the vet in time, how did throwing a massive Kamen Rider battle with two-monster train fight into the mix mean they got to the vet faster? That's always bugged me about this one.

Fair point! My only possible explanation is that the dog is so psyched to live in a world of Kamen Riders (I mean, this is pre-Kuuga, total Rider dead zone) that he found the will to live.

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

Gun Form is also something that I like better for physicality, into the V-shaped head. Also I like the pun on the weapon name; Ryuvolver. Also, the term is probably not bland but, repetitive. The new thing in this one is probably about how the Taros probably start to cooperate for common goals, which is Ryotaro's own good, against Ryutaros.

Ryuvolver! That is great.

And, yeah, the Imagins have previously worked together a little on helping Ryotaro defeat a monster, but this is the first time where they're deciding on their own to cooperate with each other. (14 actually does a bigger piece on this, but it starts in 13.) You can see them starting to think of Ryotaro as more than just a really nice house. They're worried about him as a nice boy, and they're protective of him as a member of the team. It's some good character development! Those parts worked well!