[Blade Raider]

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Originally Posted by Paladin

Pretty much this episode. :P

Except Doctor Who actually made it part of the plot (not a very good one, but a plot nevertheless). Kyoryuger just randomly decided it was fart joke time.

This episode was kind of lame.

[ComicGuy89]

Curse Over-time's April Fool's prank, I waited one more day than necessary to watch this sub!

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Originally Posted by Blade Raider

This episode was kind of lame.

The lameness will undoubtedly permeate the series, and I LOVE IT!

Ok, in all seriousness, I'm not a fan of fart jokes so I was kind of meh about that. It didn't offend me, so that's a start I suppose.

Some nice world building stuff. I like that Pteragodon and possibly KyoryuGold in Dogold is being developed this early in the series. I can't remember the last time (probably Abaranger) when the everything related to the Sixth Ranger didn't just debut on the same day as the Ranger's introduction.

We need to see Torin in more battles in the future. It kind of reminded me of Yoda vs Sidious in Star Wars.

Again, I was just really, really entertained by this episode. It's another "Excellent" for me, and it's definitely on-track to becoming my favorite Super Sentai.

[Golden King]

Cool looks like we get an evil ranger again this season though I doubt it will be truly evil like Enter was

[GeneralTekno]

WHOA. Full credit to the writers- the whole DoGold thing at the end was obviously well thought out in retrospect, but came as a complete surprise.

[Den-O]

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Originally Posted by GeneralTekno

WHOA. Full credit to the writers- the whole DoGold thing at the end was obviously well thought out in retrospect, but came as a complete surprise.

Exactly. I knew from some magazine scan that had popped up that he was KyoryuGold (just trapped in a suit of armor). But the way it was written was fantastic, if people haven't given credit to Riku Sanjou for his work on this show then they need to.

This episode nailed the pace down, and struck a great balance between the primary plot of the series and the short subplot of the episode itself. Torin Vs Chaos felt like a missed opportunity for more awesome though. But still a good episode none the less.

[ComicGuy89]

KyoryuGold is going to be downright epic!

Has anyone explained what on eartg Gabutyra was doing throughout the episode? Why was he occupied?

[baltmatrix]

Am I the only one who thinks the exploding volcano that Pteragodon emerged from is strikingly similar to the one that Guardian Beast Pteranodon pops out of in Zyuranger?

[KRX]

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Originally Posted by baltmatrix

Am I the only one who thinks the exploding volcano that Pteragodon emerged from is strikingly similar to the one that Guardian Beast Pteranodon pops out of in Zyuranger?

I never noticed that (but, then again, I haven't watched Zyuranger or Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers).

Also, did anyone notice Daigo's name?

Kiryuu Daigo.

Now, I might be totally insane, but if the WizarDriver is not a liar, then the Japanese word for "fire" is ki, and ryuu translates out to dragon. "Fire dragon."

BUT WAIT.

If we look at the Japanese words for their numbers, we'll find that go is five- the same as the number of Kyoryugers. So where does that leave "dai"?

In Japanese, dai means "great."

So, if I am not mistaken, "Kiryuu Daigo" translates out to "Fire Dragon of the Great Five," given Japanese grammar rules.

Either that or I'm crazy.

[ShockerCon]

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Originally Posted by KRX

I never noticed that (but, then again, I haven't watched Zyuranger or Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers).

Also, did anyone notice Daigo's name?

Kiryuu Daigo.

Now, I might be totally insane, but if the WizarDriver is not a liar, then the Japanese word for "fire" is ki, and ryuu translates out to dragon. "Fire dragon."

BUT WAIT.

If we look at the Japanese words for their numbers, we'll find that go is five- the same as the number of Kyoryugers. So where does that leave "dai"?

In Japanese, dai means "great."

So, if I am not mistaken, "Kiryuu Daigo" translates out to "Fire Dragon of the Great Five," given Japanese grammar rules.

Either that or I'm crazy.

I think ki also can mean yellow among other things. Go can mean other things too. Though that is interesting none the less.

[KamenRiderOOO]

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Originally Posted by KRX

I never noticed that (but, then again, I haven't watched Zyuranger or Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers).

Also, did anyone notice Daigo's name?

Kiryuu Daigo.

Now, I might be totally insane, but if the WizarDriver is not a liar, then the Japanese word for "fire" is ki, and ryuu translates out to dragon. "Fire dragon."

BUT WAIT.

If we look at the Japanese words for their numbers, we'll find that go is five- the same as the number of Kyoryugers. So where does that leave "dai"?

In Japanese, dai means "great."

So, if I am not mistaken, "Kiryuu Daigo" translates out to "Fire Dragon of the Great Five," given Japanese grammar rules.

Either that or I'm crazy.

Fire is "hi" not ki, sorry for just ruining your theory