[Shinken Red]

I been seeing a lot of it recently. Ive started watching W right now and loving that but I was curious, should I start watching forze?

[KyoryuBlue]

So... first of all.

*Fourze.

Secondly.

It is a decent show, that has a lot of filler. If you can get over a lighthearted story I'd say go for it.

[TokuChris]

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Originally Posted by Shinken Red

I been seeing a lot of it recently. Ive started watching W right now and loving that but I was curious, should I start watching forze?

Kamen Rider Fourze is more or less about a feel-good (sometimes overbearing) guy named Gentarou. He's a transfer student and he wants to become friends with everyone. He's thrust straight in to the mix of all your typical high school cliques (jocks, cheerleaders, nerds, etc.) but when a monster attacks, he "steals" the the henshin device and uses it to transform in to Kamen Rider Fourze.

The story is about an evil space alien thing that is using "switches" to allow people with chips on their shoulders (mostly kids) to transform in to monsters to extract their revenge/seek vengeance/whatever. In doing so, they have the possibility to evolve from a Zodiart (monster) to a Horoscope (one of the 12 signs). It's believed whomever is behind this killed the father of the main tech guy in the group, who would be Fourze if not for health issues.

The story progresses as Horoscopes begin to evolve from Zodiarts while many of the kids begin to become friends with Gentarou and even join and form the "Kamen Rider Club". The stories go through their relationships with each other as well as their own backstories, and how Gentarou has brought them all together.

Kamen Rider Meteor, the second Kamen Rider of Fourze (and most likely the only other) is another transfer student who was given his power by a mysterious guy in space with a helmet on. He must seek permission to transform and is looking for the Aries Horoscope ... and infilitrates the Kamen Rider Club in order to learn their secrets and hopefully get closer to Aries. His identity must remain secret or he will lose the right to his powers ... something that has become more and more difficult with each episode.

You have to sit through the 10's in this series and it's not easy to do, but if you can, it's worth it in the 20's with a LOT of payoff to building storylines.

[MechanovaKing]

That's what i did!
I got into Kamen rider on W(Double), and because Fourze was the newest I watched a Fourze episode bewteen W's.

But why are you asking "should i watch it"? Nothing stops people from watch shows and Fourze doesn't spoil any Ws plots.

Are you wondering if Fourze has the same feel/mode/story-tones as W?

[FieryRed]

Nice to see another Kamen Rider W fan here. Yes, I think you should definitely check out Fourze. Alot of people had skepticism initially due to the design of the suit, which I admit I was as well, but the story, the characters, and the action scenes quickly won me over. You should watch the first few eps and see how you like it, then go from there.

[Matrixbeast]

lol you must not realize how many people here are Double fans

[FieryRed]

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lol you must not realize how many people here are Double fans

I actually got into Kamen Rider with Decade, but after they reached the Hibiki arc I was so disappointed with the series that I quitted watching. Later I decided to give W/Double a try and rest is history. I later went back and finished Decade but it just isn't that great a series imo.

[ZeoRangerV]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

lol you must not realize how many people here are Double fans

I was gonna say, there's probably more Double fans here than not

Still need to watch it myself

[Shinken Red]

Cyclone! Trigger! FTW! Thanks for the input guys. ill take a look at it after I finsh W. Another question. What sould i watch first den-o, OOO's or forze?

[ryan]

Depends. Which interests you more? Time travel, animals, or space?

I've really been enjoying Den-O, it's pretty fun, a bit goofy, but it also has some pretty serious elements to it. OOO was also fun, kinda goofy to start out, but getting more serious as it went on, and the story definitely got betters. Fourze, I'm not caught up on, but it's also fun. I'd say they're pretty comparable, in my opinion.

I find Eiji (OOO) and Gentaro (Fourze) to be better main characters than Ryuotaro (Den-O), although every once in a while he really impresses me. Den-O has the better supporting cast, in my opinion, I really like them Imagin, Hana, Naomi, Owner, and Yuuto. I also really liked Ankh in OOO, but didn't particularly feel one way or the other for any other supporting characters, except maybe Satonaka and Kougami. The supporting cast on Fourze I'm neither hate nor love yet, but I like them okay.

As for the villains, I thought the Greeed were fine, great designs, but off and on again as far as their threat level, at least until Maki. The Horoscopes are really interesting me, so far. And I'm only just getting to where there is a main villain on Den-O, and there's only 9 episodes left. The Imagin of the week are usually visually interesting, but the focus up to now has been more on each individual story arc, rather than an overarching goal.