[Mesnick]

I watched Kamen Rider Gavv – Invaders of the House of Snacks. Well, the film is essentially a mini-show: the protagonist finds himself in an unfamiliar world where the outward brightness and cheerfulness conceals terrible cruelty. Shouma's reflection on his corrupt origins takes a new turn, as he literally sees a world where he doesn't exist and everyone is fine.
But the truth turns out to be much more complex and terrifying.
Due to the similar colors and designs of Gavv and Karies' uniforms, it was sometimes difficult to follow all the subtleties of their battles. But this is an acceptable inconvenience, justified by the origin and strength. And it's just great to see how the villain's costume differs from the hero's by just a few touches. This is very much in the style of KR.
It was also great to see the Stomatch family as a whole save Shouma. Although I didn't understand why, if the Granutes in this world are good, they still prefer black gothic outfits.
The local versions of Hanto and Lakia were also a joy, especially their comments about Valen and Vram.
Zeztz's cameo was good. Nothing particularly impressive, but enough to keep you interested. The Dream Agent's unique nature, on the one hand, makes it difficult to come up with a situation for his appearance, but on the other, it makes his appearance much more justified than with other riders.
I won't write anything about the main theme of this episode, namely Taorin and his connection to Shouma. But I recommend everyone watch this film. It's a very powerful and emotional story, and it's also incredibly true to the spirit of the show and doesn't feel like an unimportant side quest. It ranks among my favorite Reiwa Rider Movies, alongside Trio of Deep Sin, The Future Daybreak, and Graduations.