[ZeoRangerV]

Ryuki 25. Genocider awakens!

This series has gotten SO good. I just hope I don't end up wanting any more figures, I'm already up to wanting 5 riders

[Switchblade]

KITSubs is finally back from subbing some anime I don't care about and they've released episode 31 of Stronger. It's a good one, but then I'm really enjoying all of the Delza Army episodes so far. It was really random how Shigeru just bumped into a former Black Satan scientist who just happened to have a device that could upgrade his powers, but the payoff was good enough that I can forgive the plot contrivances.

[SPLIT LIP]

Den-O 37: I wonder if Spiral will ever stop being annoying. I know "annoying' is an overused word these days, but jeez I've had it with that shitbreath. Now he's gone and wrecked everything. He's so dumb and now he's fucked Denliner and lost the pass and aw jeez all this because he's like in love with whatsherhair and we don't even know why.

Also, while I don't like Hana being a child, I'm glad they're doing something with it and tying it into the new line and stuff. For something that was likely unexpected they did a decent job implenting it.

[SPLIT LIP]

Sorry to double post, but Den-O is starting to irritate me.

Episode 40 is really playing fast and loose with logic. I mean, the idea of Yuuto dissapearing because his past self was killed makes sense, that's for sure. But once all the damage was undone he didn't ome back because, and I'm quoting here, "Neither (Hana) nor (Rowboat) remember him from this time."

BULL.


SHIT.


Radical Man stared at him for fifteen minutes, of course he remembers him. YUUTO WAS HIS SISTER'S FIANCE. HOW CAN HE NOT REMEMBER HIM? And why is it that it has to be Hana or Roaming Gnome/ Because they're singularity points? WHAT DOES BEING A SIGNULARITY POINT MEAN? I thought it meant that, no matter how much time is altered, they will always exist. Which makes sense. So what does that have to do with dark-haired Yuuto dissappearing from time randomly? The other explanation is that Yuuto has used too many cards... but he never used a card this episode, so why would he dissapear now? If each card represents someone who remembers him, then how the hell does that work if he never used one in 1993? And holy shit he must have just been transforming for the simplest little things if EVERY ONE IN THAT VAN (which by the way, must be a fucking clown car) HAS FORGOTTEN HIM.

This show loves taking advantage of time travel for fun images and cool twists, but has absolutley no logic to it, and when it does exaplain how things work, it then contradicts it's own made-up rules.

It makes no sense. Time travel doesn't usually make sense, but films and TV usually manage to follow their own rules. That's basically what suspension of disbelief is, if a show says "if you travel back in time and do this you endanger your own existence" then that's fine, even if the science behind it doesn't line up. But if the show then never sticks to it's own explanation, that's not fine. It's bad. For example, I still don't understand how defeating and Imagine restores everything it's destroyed, but that's what the show says should happen and it's stuck to that this whole time, so I can believe it. This... this I cannot believe. It makes no sense. Tons of people remember Yuuto, what about his parents? What about his TEACHER? He's RIGHT THERE FOR GOD'S SAKE. The teacher wasn't even injured in the attack, whats his excuse?

[ShockerCon]

Quote:

Originally Posted by SPLIT LIP

*snip*

^This.

Den-O is good at what it does best. And that's being entertaining on a two-episode basis. But then it tries to make plot happen, haha no.

[KyoryuGreen]

So my friends have showed the first episodes of both Kamen Rider Fourze and Kamen Rider Wizard. I was wondering what would be some other good Kamen Rider series to get into?

[Switchblade]

Quote:

Originally Posted by KyoryuGreen

So my friends have showed the first episodes of both Kamen Rider Fourze and Kamen Rider Wizard. I was wondering what would be some other good Kamen Rider series to get into?

Black, Kuuga, Agito, W, and OOO spring most readily to mind. I'd also suggest Hibiki, too, if you're up for something really different.

[KyoryuGreen]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Switchblade

Black, Kuuga, Agito, W, and OOO spring most readily to mind. I'd also suggest Hibiki, too, if you're up for something really different.

I'll look into those and see what interests me. I'm up for anything right now.

[Den-O]

Quote:

Originally Posted by KyoryuGreen

I'll look into those and see what interests me. I'm up for anything right now.

Kuuga and Agito can feel a bit dated but they are good shows. Agito especially. Same with Black though it's much older than Kuuga or Agito. W I've always found to be average with some good light hearted fun. OOO was a fantastically fun ride all the way through.

[SPLIT LIP]

W and OOO are the best I've watched, W being slightly better for just having much better characters all around and a more focused plot. Granted, I haven't watched more than five shows, which isn't a heck of a lot but still. I'm not quite done, but Den-O's good fun. I couldn't finish Agito or Kabuto. I got tired of nothing at all ever happening.