[Mesnick]

I watched "Geats. Final Stage". Well, it's a pretty solid final show. Beautiful fight choreography, clever use of screens and other special effects, simple but not boring plot. This performance also essentially explains why riders recognize Geats in the summer movie. And, in comparison, oddly enough for a theater, there is that scale here that I complained about the lack of in the summer film. In just a minute of sparks and bright lines on the screens with locations, you get the feeling that the heroes are saving, if not the world, then certainly Tokyo.
Jamato Gazer is a primitive but effective villain. Essentially, this is Archimedel, but with the manners of the general from Shocker. But what pleased me was his spectacular final fight. If in the show we got a beating from the main boss, then this villain fought back to the end. Literally, he punched Geats in the jaw right before the finisher. I don't know, maybe there's nothing special about it, but I liked it.
Overall, this is a nice little story that ties up a few plot issues. Of the obvious disadvantages: it seems that the writers are not aware that Nadge has become Jamato/has ceased to be a rider. Also, I think many would prefer Lopo instead of Gua-Go, although in the context of a father-daughter pair it works better.
P.S. Also, thanks to Gua-Go, I finally learned how Merry defeated Jamato with a shield. Brutal.
P.P.S. Also, since there was a lot of controversy during the show that Neon does not necessarily crave romantic love, in this performance she directly refutes this statement: