[Kamen Rider Die]

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Originally Posted by Enchilada645

I'm just amazed this even happened, and I'm even more amazed that we actually got a sequel even if the ending scene after the credits made that somewhat clear.

I'd've been more shocked if this had been the only part, since the whole story is Kanon looking for Makoto... and Makoto never appearing. You gotta have him show up!

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Originally Posted by r4bbitdragon

And I can't even think he's entirely unreasonable for not thinking it'd be good to leave her with them when Touma accuses him of not having feelings unprovoked- real Touma does Not know what he's talking about moments :P.

Ha ha, yeah, Touma's sort of randomly an asshole to Desast here, isn't he? Not to say Desast doesn't deserve it -- he's abducting a confused young woman -- but Touma's just like SHE'S MORE REAL THAN YOU and it feels a little mean-spirited.

I don't know if even the Desast's Lonely of it all really covers for how creepy he is here. All of the stuff with Ren was about giving Ren an option for a different path. Here, it's Desast sort of creepily declaring himself Kanon's big brother, and dragging her away forcefully. It's... I feel like it's a much darker level than the Ren storyline in the main show.

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Originally Posted by Androzani84

Anyway, enough complaining about V-Cinemas. Here?s what I came here to do. Show off the Legend Ridebooks, which cover every Heisei Rider, plus Ichigou and Zero-One (there is a book for someone else, but I?m holding off on that).

Holy crap! Thanks for doing all that!

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

(I thought the gothic lolita outfit is meant to emphasize her "toughness" here particularly the boots)

I honestly think it's just to sell the continuity with the Specter movie? Visually, it makes her seem more like she's connected to the Danton plot.

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

About Takeru using Grateful here instead of Mugen, it happens because one of the tie in novels has Takeru sacrifice the Mugen Eyecon to resolve it at the climax of the story meaning he no longer has that form.

Interesting! Thanks!

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

Though Mei'd step in to defend Kanon, even standing up against Desast, it seems that Mei retains her superficial traits here, as she kinda puts down Javert here for being useless and failing to help in his attempts.

I mean, Javert is useless here. He's comedically useless. That's the joke. It only has a punchline if Mei complains about his uselessness.