[ZeoRangerV]

As the Go-Busters learn more about Jin Masato and his disappearance into subspace 13 years ago, Hiromu becomes suspicious of the new Go-Busters' motives.

Discuss!

[ZeoRangerV]

I enjoyed that episode a lot more than last week's - Jin and Beet grabbed my attention a bit more (loved J ruining the roll call ), the new mecha look great and we learnt more about both Enter and Jin's ability to leave subspace.

Next week is looking pretty good too!

[Switchblade]

Jin definitely seems to add a kick of energy that this show desperately needed. He's shaping up to be a really cool character and I love the little plot twist with how he escaped hyperspace.

[TokuChris]

Is anyone still watching Go-Busters? I mean, Kamen Rider Fourze seems to be the more popular show based on conversations I see. Go-Buster discussions have kind of died...

[Switchblade]

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Originally Posted by Kickback

Is anyone still watching Go-Busters? I mean, Kamen Rider Fourze seems to be the more popular show based on conversations I see. Go-Buster discussions have kind of died...

Go-Busters has been kind of slow lately. Hopefully it will get more exciting with the introduction of Beet and Stag - it seems off to a good start in that regard.

[Sentai Tamashii]

Avatars? No wonder they don't have any heartbeats... So let me get this straight... Jin, the genius siphoned the Enertron and build, by himself, the mechas, and the megazord plan that Enter stole is a different design? I'm lost

[Den-O]

No. What I think happened is Enter stole the plans for the Beet. That much is true because in the episode where it happens we see it on the computer screen. However they weren't looking to make an exact replica of those designs. They built their own Beet according to their own specifications. So it's going to look modified.

I'm assuming that as Masato and J were stealing the Enetron over time that at one point they also intercepted the plans for the Beet and Stag. So the Enetron they were stealing was used to build their mechs at around the same time Enter was building his 'improved' version. I've gotta say that I really dig the whole avatar in real life thing. Althought it still seems like an odd reason to work in Magi Yellows' actor to play Masato. Why does the avatar have to look young? Just to appeal to Japanese audiences? Why couldn't he just be the same age as the actual person? It makes the fact that old Masato is controlling an avatar of his young self seem goofy and creepy.

[Mumps]

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Originally Posted by Den-O

Althought it still seems like an odd reason to work in Magi Yellows' actor to play Masato. Why does the avatar have to look young? Just to appeal to Japanese audiences? Why couldn't he just be the same age as the actual person? It makes the fact that old Masato is controlling an avatar of his young self seem goofy and creepy.

This also means that Enter could look different as well. Though, I really like Enter's character and actor, so I hope not XD (Though this offers many possibilities to the story!)

I am really loving this show so far. With Enter being just an Avatar, that means he could be doing a LOT more behind the scenes than he already is. Who knows.

[Sunred]

- I liked how J explains that J is for Jyueki (tree sap)
- I hope they do go more into how Jin got his hands on the blueprints for BC-04 SJ-05 Since we do know that BC-04's blueprints were stolen by Enter in a previous episode.

[Den-O]

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Originally Posted by Mumps

This also means that Enter could look different as well. Though, I really like Enter's character and actor, so I hope not XD (Though this offers many possibilities to the story!)

I am really loving this show so far. With Enter being just an Avatar, that means he could be doing a LOT more behind the scenes than he already is. Who knows.

Even more ridiculous is why the hell does Enter have to communicate with Messiah in Hyperspace when he himself exists there! His avatar has to communicate back to a place that he already exists in? I wish they'd just left him as a machine/human/evil monster. Now he's a damn hologram. And an illogical one at that!