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Originally Posted by Enchilada645

Also it's a dang shame the live action stuff just never did continue cause the new suit they made looks so sick.

Absolutely. Would love to see the timeline where Satria Heroes becomes a big name franchise.

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Originally Posted by Mesnick

The origin of the Iron Mask was beautifully shot. But I also enjoyed Dimas' adventures in Japan. And in general, purely visually and in terms of action, the film is a real feast.

For sure, the cinematography was on point.

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

What are they expecting as Super Kranions are created from humans, or if it signifies them canceling Super Kranion project. Seems they also got another martial artists like Nico to make more Super Kranions. Topeng Besi is being a Starscream to want to backstab Black Lord.

I feel it's moreso signifying how it's a bad idea now, yeah. I don't see them making any more Super Mooks in the future.

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Originally Posted by Sh Ranger

Wait, you mean they took it down? That sucks. Netflix was a great opportunity to introduce Satria to the west, so now I'm concerned about it fading in to obscurity once more.

Perhaps one day we can see a company like Discotek bring the franchise over to the west. Would love that.

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The Movie War format is actually one of the things I thought was pretty cool and unique about this movie! I suppose the tonal clash is kind of hard to get around when you have to switch from Dimas' comedic Japan adventure to Wira's tragic road to evil, but I could argue that it keeps the movie fresh and interesting, which is the appeal of conventional Movie Wars like Ultimatum and Megamax for me. The transition between thirds also led to that cute humorous moment of Ricca angrily stabbing the Torga-shaped icing due to Dimas leaving her behind in Jakarta. Imagine how mad she'd be if she knew about Saeko crushing on him!

You know? Thinking of the movie as a Movie War film isn't a bad idea. I might adopt that viewpoint.

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It was awesome to see Ray's return by throwing his cloak! Uh, what did you think of that weird Ray/Rena scene though? Feels like Hayase had some unfinished business there.

I'd like to pretend that scene didn't happen, thanks.

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In his defense though, Torga Legend was kind of unsympathetic for coldly demanding Wira to give him the Power Stone and Arsya, while he was grieving for the only loved one he had left. Noir deciding to lock him up outside of time for millennia was maybe also detrimental to his mental health, but I can understand why Noir did that after years of fighting him, since he was clearly a severe danger that needed to be taken care of quickly. I liked the cool detail of how their fight resulted in Evil Torga having the cracked visor.

Oh yeah. While the consequences of Wira's actions were understandable, they definitely didn't do much in inspiring him to turn his thinking around, that's for sure.

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According to the wiki, Reza was revived as a darkness construct by Power Stone Hitam after Black Lord destroyed his body, so it seems that he can no longer hang around for too long or he will die again. Honestly, I'm surprised by such a bittersweet ending, but I guess, other than calling Master Green's miracle delivery service, it makes sense that Reza can't just be brought back fully after what happened to him. Seems like both he and Ray have come to terms with it though, which is a small consolation.

Interesting. My interpretation was that Reza's' soul had become one with the Black Power Stone, and as such he could only manifest for brief periods of time. Seems I wasn't too far off.