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Originally Posted by Enchilada645

I've got no gif for today since the episode didn't really have a good gif-able moment. I also haven't been able to keep up with the dub but I'd say the lack of selling certain lines is possibly a dub fault. I'll be real, I hate to be a sub vs dub guy but from what I've listened to, yeah the dub doesn't end up holding it's own well. Also no music is part of the style and I recall instances of SSSS.Gridman having it so you know.

But onto the dub, and case in point thanks to one of my favorite gags this episode, Instance Domination, while alright in some areas it doesn't hit as well in the dub vs the sub if I'm being honest.

I wouldn't doubt if half the problem was on the dub side of things, considering that almost none of the voice dramas have had any issues in making me laugh so far.

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Yomogi also works in this situation because honestly? He's the most balanced and one with the least issues out of the cast. While his family situation isn't the best, it isn't on the level of the scars the other characters have. If I had to sum up Yomogi and his actual arc up to this point, it would be independence. That's his key thing, he wants to be independent, take care of himself. But him becoming a part of Dynazenon is him needing to become a part of the team. I suppose that independence also shows itself after he empathizes with the Kaiju here, even just a bit due to its at first, pitiful nature. After all, Yomogi starting to have Instance Domination surface? One could say being able to control living creatures for their own purposes could be a form of independence, something to not bound them to the normal rules of the world.

I suppose I could see that. I more saw Yomogi's' workaholic tendencies as wanting to escape the situation he's in more than anything, but it seems much more likely as the show goes on that his arc was not made to go at all in the way I was hoping it would.

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It's real nice and I also do like that Knight and The 2nd are deliberately hiding their true origins from the others. Which makes sense, that's a detail the Dynazenon Team wouldn't need to know in the slightest unless needed. Also we've gotten to the last available feature of Dynazenon, which is Soldiers ability to turn into a cannon. Quite interesting, admittedly thanks to this episode spawned a few theories of mine that mostly ended up being right.

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Voice Drama 8.8

I know the most likely thing is that Knight is literally twisting Yomogi's' arm, but uh, let's just say my immature mind went somewhere else for a sec and leave it at that, hahaha.

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Originally Posted by Androzani84

Sam Zero said, this is the debut of Dynazenon’s final gimmick, the Dynamic Cannon, based on Gridman’s Dragonic Cannon (Unnamed in Syber Squad, but named in the toyline as Dragon Cannon). In Gridman it was he original form of Dynadragon before they added the jet thrusters, the additional jet, the T-Rex mode and the combination with Gridman, in Syber Squad, it was a one-off modification in one mid-series episode. It was meant to be the main weapon for King Gridman/Phorno, but the suit actor found the prop too heavy to hold, so it was limited to one appearance.

Yeah, Dynazenon very obviously being a mashup of Drago and Zenon makes me really curious how things are gonna play out, come the crossover they announced.