[KyoryuGreen]

I finished episodes 43 and 44 of OOO. Good episodes. Enjoyed what happened to Kasari, and glad to see Uva.

[Den-O]

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If I recall, what Tendou did wasn't to stop the meteor from crashing, but to push the second meteor into the first one. The first meteor being much larger, thus setting up God Speed Love, by causing the whole water shortage post apocalypse thing. By pushing the second meteor through time into the first one, he made the first meteor smaller, simply causing the worms to arrive. It's still confusing, but it's not some sort of time paradox thing (Or it might be and I'm just too tired to realize it )

Actually you pretty much hit the nail on the head. Tendou pushed one meteor into the other thus making a smaller impact on the present. The Shibuya Impact from the first episode rather than hte monstrous desert world impact from God Speed Love. Future Tendou from GSL created the TV series timeline in doing so. And the Future Hyper Kabuto that appears in show before TV Tendou receives Hyper Zector is GSL Tendou as well.

[Locke]

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Also, since I am still watching Wizard, is eveyrone in the world just a giant moron? This woman doesn't believe it when somebody cries monster.

Really.

Because, you know, it's not like monsters have been attacking since day one or anything. It's so, so stupid when these shows try to play the whole "someone doesn't believe monsters exist." Because it's just so at odds. It's like they're deliberately trying to point out how moronic it is.

Yeah Kuuga handles this concept so well, it's one of the best aspects of the series. They don't have the money to make the world feel fully changed by the appearance of monsters and superheroes but it certainly feels like a shift and change has actually happened and people aren't just carrying on as normal.

[Dr Kain]

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Ah. I only asked because most KR movies occur somewhere during the middle of the series (In OOO Wonderful's case, between episode 36 and 38).

Actually, aren't the movies between episodes 44 and 45? At least, I recall the Fourze and W movies taking place then. OOO did not seem to matter, but then, the OOO movie was pretty lackluster anyway.

I have never watched the Hibiki, Kabuto, Kiva, or Den-O movies.

[Matrixbeast]

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Actually, aren't the movies between episodes 44 and 45? At least, I recall the Fourze and W movies taking place then. OOO did not seem to matter, but then, the OOO movie was pretty lackluster anyway.

I have never watched the Hibiki, Kabuto, Kiva, or Den-O movies.

I pulled the episode placement from the KR Wiki, whose placement makes sense.

And I don't recall Kiva's movie, but Hibiki and Kabuto are AU movies (While Kabuto's movie does lead to the events of the series, it's generally still looked as AU because of the alternate timeline thing), so outside of killing a hour or to see exclusive riders in action, they're not necessary to watch or tied into the plot of the series.

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Originally Posted by KyoryuGreen

I finished episodes 43 and 44 of OOO. Good episodes. Enjoyed what happened to Kasari, and glad to see Uva.

I loved what happened to Kazali

[Den-O]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

I pulled the episode placement from the KR Wiki, whose placement makes sense.

And I don't recall Kiva's movie, but Hibiki and Kabuto are AU movies (While Kabuto's movie does lead to the events of the series, it's generally still looked as AU because of the alternate timeline thing), so outside of killing a hour or to see exclusive riders in action, they're not necessary to watch or tied into the plot of the series.



I loved what happened to Kazali

Kiva's movie is so far out of continuity that's it painful to watch. It's also horrible. The new riders are entirely unnecessary , especially Rey whose actor also played Saga. But Saga wasn't in the movie.... And somehow everyone knew Wataru was Kiva even though he'd been keeping it a secret up to that point in show. And the Buron Booster. That totally needed to exist right?

As much as I really like the Kiva TV series the movie blows.

[ryan]

My wife and I finished Fourze last night.

As with pretty much every other Rider show, I loved it, and I'm very sad to be done with it.

I thought it was a good finish. i liked the parallels to the first episode, I liked how Leo and Sagittarius were defeated, and Gentaro's sappy I'm-gonna-be-friends-with-everybody schtick still is oddly moving to me at times. The show elicited many emotional responses from me, and if a show can do that, then I will love it.

Oh, and I loved the brief Haruto cameo in the final moments of the episode. hee hee, poor Shun, he doesn't deserve Miu anyway.

So, I'll be trying to juggle Faiz and Wizard, with the rewatch of Kuuga thrown in, and every now and again, when I feel like it, I'll watch Decade (I got up to the Hibiki arc and haven't really felt like going on with it yet).

[uchihabro77]

W episode 27

Holy crap this dude is crazy. And is Shoutarou gonna go nuts just over Terui?

[SideswipePrime]

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Originally Posted by Den-O

Kiva's movie is so far out of continuity that's it painful to watch. It's also horrible. The new riders are entirely unnecessary , especially Rey whose actor also played Saga. But Saga wasn't in the movie.... And somehow everyone knew Wataru was Kiva even though he'd been keeping it a secret up to that point in show. And the Buron Booster. That totally needed to exist right?

As much as I really like the Kiva TV series the movie blows.

This.

Also, the Den-O references were poorly executed, in my opinion. What also bothers me is, I believe that was the second time Wataru met Otoya, and he still was like "I have no son!"

[uchihabro77]

W episode 28

FinallyTerui gets somethingbesides just a uptight dude who is hellbent on revenge, but this was a cool episode overall