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Originally Posted by Fish Sandwich

Isolating the youngest member of the team like that and having her try to take charge of cheering up those people and making them feel safe and all that...

Well, the youngest member would be J.

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Originally Posted by Kamen Rider Die

TOKUMEI SENTAI GO-BUSTERS MISSION 43 - ?CHRISTMAS RESOLUTIONS?

It?s fun to base an episode around the fallacy of Enter?s Gathering Data game/scheme, because it shows how little he?s changed in the past year compared to the Go-Busters. Enter continues to learn about humanity, but he himself doesn?t really get any more insightful because of it. Once again, his scheme fails because he has fundamentally misread the motivations and weaknesses of the Go-Busters. He can get them angry one time by dropping buildings on orphans and making fun of the Busters? dead parents, but that?s just taking them by surprise; the Go-Busters don?t carry their rage around like Enter presumes they do. Enter just assumes that the Busters will give in to anger, and will use that anger to be more powerful, so he can rob them of their power. But that?s not the primary source of their power, it?s a reaction to cheap shots they aren?t expecting. Once they see it coming, they can choose to focus on the other motivations in their lives: altruism, generosity, love, hope, etc. Defeating Enter isn?t about ignoring anger, it?s about choosing something better.

Understanding the Infinite Potential of emotions is more effective from a first person perspective, so there's a limit to how much Enter can learn just by watching others. Anger can be a useful emotion when expressed healthily, but Enter has only ever been angry at others, rather than for others. That's just hatred and the Gobusters are much too heroic to rely on that. Even Escape fights for love and loyalty to revive Messiah. But then, this failure is also valuable data for Enter, as he won't repeat the same mistake.

Already mentioned above, but I also love the music box's significance here! While it used to represent Hiromu's hope of bringing back his parents, Nick plays it now to remind him that it still carries his parents' hope of Hiromu's happiness. It's such an awesome "screw you!" to Enter, who thought he could exploit their trauma from 14 years ago, to see the Gobusters fighting for everybody's Merry Christmas with the classic cheerful version of Jingle Bells motivating them.

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Originally Posted by Kamen Rider Die

IT?S TIME FOR Papazord!

Not sure if it was your intention, but it's kind of humorous how you took a Greek letter and replaced it with a NATO letter instead.