[Kamen Rider Die]

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Originally Posted by Androzani84

And speaking of Zi-O, it?s time to begin my feature for HIS thread.

Very cool! Thanks!

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Originally Posted by GrandComplete

It's fine you don't have to feel bad about not getting enough people to participate. You keep doing you.

It was worth a shot, but I'm going to be fine. I'm still looking forward to Zi-O!

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Originally Posted by Daikaijuman54

It is pretty par-for-the-course when it comes to the usual crossover movies, but with how many returning characters and over-the-top action scenes, I can't dislike this movie, or any of the Heisei Generation movies for that matter, since they are a celebration of all things Heisei.

Yeah, they're fun films. Sure, the amount of characters can make the storytelling and pacing a little weird (Ghost just disappears from HGF after the first act, more or less), but they tend to balance their different objectives better than the Movie War films. Both crossover shows get meaty material, the Legend Riders are well-integrated (except for Kouta), and the action sequences are next level.

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Originally Posted by Daikaijuman54

Which is what sells this movie to me, and I can't say no to the Build cast.

They're fantastic! Maybe the best cast!

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Originally Posted by Sh Ranger

I never once questioned why Gentarou suddenly has the Fourze Driver back, cause like you, I also believed wholeheartedly in Kengo's prediction. It's a miracle and I neither need nor want any further explanation.

Also, literally the last thing this movie needed was another Foundation X Rebuilt This MacGuffin reveal. Oh, the villain casts from both OOO and Fourze? Yeah, Foundation X resurrected all of them, nbd.

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Originally Posted by Sh Ranger

Same here. What's entertaining about Evolt is how he manages to be two opposite things simultaneously. He's lovable but also despicable. He's one of the strongest villains ever but makes terrible coffee and has a fear of octopus. He's an arch enemy to both Sento and Ryuuga but often acts like he's their father. He's emotional, despite not having human emotions. He's sentimental, despite wanting to destroy the planet. He's so many things!

He's so contradictory -- at an almost atomic level -- that it's to the actor's credit that not only does Evol(t) work as a character, but he's one of the best Heisei villains? It's a real balancing act, and I don't know if I ever stopped being entertained by him. A real gift to Build's series arc, that actor.