[Den-O]

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Originally Posted by SpeedDemon

I hear that Hibiki is a little weird for a rider and that the series is only good up until a certain episode because of staff change or something .

Episode 29 and yes Watch it up to that point at least. You'll really enojy Hibiki for just how different it feels. However I of course will recommend Den-O to anyone. It's fun, a little goofy, and really great. There's some fantastic action in that show and despite how goofy it looks at first there is a serious layer beneath it.

[coturos]

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Originally Posted by Den-O

Episode 29 and yes Watch it up to that point at least. You'll really enojy Hibiki for just how different it feels. However I of course will recommend Den-O to anyone. It's fun, a little goofy, and really great. There's some fantastic action in that show and despite how goofy it looks at first there is a serious layer beneath it.

a little goofy? ya, like momotaros is a little angry all the time

[KingRanger88]

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Originally Posted by Den-O

Episode 29 and yes Watch it up to that point at least. You'll really enojy Hibiki for just how different it feels. However I of course will recommend Den-O to anyone. It's fun, a little goofy, and really great. There's some fantastic action in that show and despite how goofy it looks at first there is a serious layer beneath it.

I have to agree with my esteemed colleague. Den-O was the very first rider series I watched from start to finish. for me, the light-heartedness of the early episodes just makes the dramatic parts later in the series that much more intense and action-packed.

[Switchblade]

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Originally Posted by SpeedDemon

I hear that Hibiki is a little weird for a rider and that the series is only good up until a certain episode because of staff change or something .

Yes, but until that episode it is fucking amazing.

[Destroyman]

OK, so I just watched OOO Wonderful, & honestly, I thought it was a pretty weak Rider Movie (though keep in mind I've only watched the non-DC version). Looking back on it there were only two parts I really liked:
-Eiji as Birth was completely unexpected & awesome for as long as it lasted
-The moment where Ankh entrusts his only Core Medal to Eiji
-Fourze's cameo was pretty cool, look forward to watching him sometime after I finish OOO

There just allot of things I had issue with in this film, & because I like dot points, let's list em':
-Gara is a cool villain in concept. I mean, one of the alchemists that created the core medals would've been so appropriate. But his plan was never properly explained, plus he was a total punk in his fight with OOO (& Fourze) & I wasn't particularly impressed with the way he turned into a CGI monstrosity only to just fly around in the background until he was owned by the 8-combo unblockable spam attack.
-The kid here was so generic. He's basically the same kid from the last two episodes of Wizard. "My parent/s always working & they care about me!", yeah, that's great for two episodes kid but can get out of the supposedly high-stakes movie?
-Date & Gotou feel wasted, as do Cakeboss & Satonaka, & Chiyoko didn't even need to be here. And is it just me, or does Ankh seem really toned down from his regular selfish assholey self.
-What is it with OOO's movies & medieval Japan? Not necessarily a bad point but it just seems strange.
-Where the hell did the Burakawani medals come from? Yes, I know he got them from the shogun & he got them as a gift but, who created them? Was it Gara? If so why didn't he need them for his wheel thing? Or did he I can't remember. In any case those medals really had no buildup or anything to them, they just came outta nowhere.
-I somehow find it really hard to believe the other Greeed would just give their core medals to OOO, no matter the circumstance.
-"They're all my family", yeah, that's major BS dude.

And that's all I have to say about that. But on a side note, I'm up to 37 of Blade. King form Bitches!

[Powerman293]

I'm up to episode 11 of Kamen Rider W and its amazing.

[Switchblade]

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Originally Posted by Destroyman

-What is it with OOO's movies & medieval Japan? Not necessarily a bad point but it just seems strange.

Toei has a standing feudal era village set and they will exploit any excuse to use it. It shows up in almost every Den-O movie, too.

[Den-O]

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Originally Posted by Switchblade

Toei has a standing feudal era village set and they will exploit any excuse to use it. It shows up in almost every Den-O movie, too.

Yes it does But hey, they did invest money in building the feudal set. They may as well get all the use out of it that they can.

[Matrixbeast]

It even showed up in Gekiranger

[WhiteRanger]

i am watching Kamen Rider Blade can some one tell me if that the movie set on the path that blade would of taken if he sealed joker or is it non cannon