[DreadBringer]

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Originally Posted by DreamSword

[CENTER]Episode 14

In addition to that though, Vudo sends its latest monster, the Decade Genome--I mean, the Megalodon Monster, to steal a machine known as the ZU Formula, which is an energy cannon that can pierce mountains no problem. Azazel is focused on the cannon, whereas Iron Mask is more concerned with making Bima suffer. With an easy way to do that; Having the Megalodon possess Rena. And what a fierce fight it puts up as a result!

So this displays the standard human traits of how, your loved ones being targeted will enrage them the most, among all the VUDO targets. Megalodon Monster would be more human version of Kamen Rider Abyss' Contract Monster. And now Ray reveals his identity towards Rena as Bima, using how "mochi gembul" is the only thing Ray would say as a family member. And the flashback seems to show that it's actually the adopted kid ("outsider") teasing the blood family here.

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Originally Posted by DreamSword

[CENTER]Episode 15

The fight between Azazel and Bima, while featuring some cliches(Azazel standing on Bima's' blade!) is still very fun to watch, and my joke about Inoue last episode ended up being quite prophetic given that this episode features them clashing in the water. Taranis not being two different colors like Helios is actually a great touch; Emphasizing how Taranis, unlike Helios, is a weapon made only for destruction rather than salvation.

As Taranis doesn't seem to have abilities like Bima Blue Storm or Red Fire, I'd think it seems unnecessary to fold it into only a blade, using it in the "bow" mode will give more range to figtht.

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Originally Posted by DreamSword

On the Megalodon side of things, however, I did like how the story took into account the very obvious solution of just tracking the laptop belonging to Belinda's' dad. And seeing that Randy could actually throw down was a really nice treat. And of course, that very last bit of the episode, with Iron Mask blowing up the ship while Azazel is on it? That's a great hook.

Yeah, that's one of the surprising things in this series of the ship being blown up by Topeng Besi.

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Originally Posted by Sh Ranger

Right, they're both villains and their rivalry is essentially, "who's the better villain?". If either one were eliminated, the survivor would compensate by committing even more evil deeds.

True, but I meant that, this should be remembered into many other clashes as well. Even including the parties with lesser evil, of which they're still evil (lesser evil after all).