[henshinzero]

When it comes to KR episodes its the flow of the KR series' story.

I mean for some episodes in Wizard for example... what's the point of 2-part episodes like

Episode 36-37 & Episode 38-39? I mean they don't like they're needed.

Well episode 36-37 didn't make sense at all. At the end of episode 37 the victim goes into despair when the bird phantom is destroyed.

[Matrixbeast]

I think it would be in your best interest to at least give the episode titles. I only know what 36-37 is about because of the description given about the ending.

It's called filler. They serve the purpose of lightening up the mood after a set of intense episodes, giving a background character a chance to shine, or so they don't have to worry about an important episode having a ratings drop because of holidays/sports events/etc.

[Barricade64]

The series are meant to run for a year so there's going to be filler every now and then. As for 2-parters that was a formula that was first established in Den-O and pretty much used all the way up until Gaim.

[Aoi Kurenai]

The two part formula has actually been around in some manner since Kuuga. It's just that the formula was never as rigid as it was until Den-O came about. I think by the time Wizard came about, all that could be done with that formula had been done and that show really suffered as a result.

[henshinzero]

I'm talking about...

Wizard:

Episode 36-37
The Myna Speaks (九官鳥は語る Kyūkanchō wa Kataru?)
Wanted: Despair (絶望、指名手配 Zetsubō, Shimeitehai?)

I don't seem to be fond of these episodes' story. I mean the guy went to despair at the end of episode 37.

Disappointed that I was expected a fight between Wizard & Wiseman.

Episode 38-39
The Stolen Hope (奪った希望 Ubatta Kibō?)
What was Forgotten on the Pitch (ピッチの忘れ物 Pitchi no Wasuremono?)

I hated that 2-part episode. I was hoping for more Koyomi. It had to be more about Haruto.