[ShockerCon]

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Originally Posted by Den-O

Yeah he was. He was fighting Satorakura with Tenkujin and died in an explosion. Then he inexplicably showed up during the crossover movie next year. He most certainly dided.

I didn't know that. If that's the case, then I don't want Jin to be like Shurikenger.

[SpeedDemon]

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Originally Posted by Den-O

Yeah he was. He was fighting Satorakura with Tenkujin and died in an explosion. Then he inexplicably showed up during the crossover movie next year. He most certainly dided.

This proves that he didn't die . He said something like : He''s always there where he's needed

[Den-O]

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Originally Posted by SpeedDemon

This proves that he didn't die . He said something like : He''s always there where he's needed

Yeah he just appeared and said that he'd always be where he was needed. THey had no clue where he came from or why, he never explained it either, and then he just straight up disappeared. But he definitely did die at the end of Hurricaneger.

[SpeedDemon]

Just take it as another ass-pull like the Gouraigers. The sky saved him

[Kagezuno]

So, just finished watching the sub, and apart from a few odd bits (the megazord battle felt tacked on--all the emotion for me came from the hand-to-hand fights and the long, lingering "Look! It's a Nerf sword!" shot) it was a fairly appropriate ending for the show.

They could have mentioned J's data being so precarious more than just a couple episodes ten episodes back, though. It would have given proper weight to his sacrifice, as would the notion that there's some connection between the GoBusters in a more "show, not tell" way than we usually got.

Enter was an awesome villain, though, especially once shed of Messiah, who was a total non-starter as a master villain, both times they brought him back. It was great to see him have a knock-down drag-out fight with the Go-Busters (even if he lost the Dark Red Buster form and had to switch to Unite) and he really drove the story over a lot of the weaker bits.

I wondered when I saw this translated how it would play, as we've had three endings up to this point, and in isolation, it played fine. As part of a series . ..ehhh. GoBusters will always be a handful of good ideas in a very confusing gumbo. I'm pleased they seemed to get it together here at the end, but I sorta wish they'd done it sooner, because there was sooo much nothing happening on this show for great stretches at a time. The upgrades and new members weren't spaced out well, we seldom got decent feature episodes so we knew who these guys are, and the funny bits . . .weren't so funny.

But the good thing about super sentai is even when it's bad it's pretty good, and I'm feeling optimistic for Kyoryuger. It'll be interesting to look at it in comparison with this show and see how they try to correct what went wrong in GoBusters.

[Banba Soukichi]

Hot Manly Tears
Rest in peace Jin
....until the team up movie.

[Den-O]

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Originally Posted by Banba Soukichi

Hot Manly Tears
Rest in peace Jin
....until the team up movie.

Dude I know. My manly tears gushed. And that was at the beginning of the episode well before he actually died That heartfelt shouting match he had with the whole team just broke me. Man that was such a great way to finish out his character.

[Blade Raider]

So, who's betting the "Jin"ga piece is really a USB drive with a backup? :P

[KRX]

…Adieu, Go-Busters. Well-played.

[ShockerCon]

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Originally Posted by Blade Raider

So, who's betting the "Jin"ga piece is really a USB drive with a backup? :P

Hahaha no.