[GrandComplete]

I would say Ryugen Kiwi Arms it first debuted in the Sengoku Movie War first but in the actual show it was only in episode 10-11. Pretty much every other apperance by Ryugen except for the Gaim Gaidens have him use Kiwi Arms. Man Gaim has alot of underutlized forms.

[SengalBoy]

This might be a late thought, but I realized that Metal Cluster Hopper's situation is a lot like X-Men's Havok. Both have unstable powers and require a conduit to able to control them properly.

[Kiwami]

[SengalBoy]

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Why is this so amazing? Why do I find it to be amazing?

[FreshToku]

Those are always great. I know it's been tradition for these commercials to have just three people, but I really wished they could have fit in Jin and Horobi as well.

[GrandComplete]

And surprisinlgly there a second one for Zero-One

[Deepsea]

Hey here's a question I felt like kind of belonged here, what episodes do you feel are the definitive episodes for each kamen rider series?

As a person who has not watched enough kamen rider, I feel like for Ex-aid it's Kiriya's death, Parado's redemption, Hiiro letting go of Saki, and Taiga saying he'll always be Nico's Doctor, and

[Kamen Rider Die]

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Hey here's a question I felt like kind of belonged here, what episodes do you feel are the definitive episodes for each kamen rider series?

As a person who has not watched enough kamen rider, I feel like for Ex-aid it's Kiriya's death, Parado's redemption, Hiiro letting go of Saki, and Taiga saying he'll always be Nico's Doctor, and

I'm not sure I could do it for every series I've watched (my memory is terrible, I basically forgot the plot of Agito earlier today and I watched that series a couple months ago) but for Ex-Aid? Episodes 38-40. It's got Brave and Snipe quashing their beef, and Emu "killing" Parado. So many of the themes of the series, about the value of lives over the value of personal happiness, about appreciating what you have instead of regretting what you don't, about the corrosive nature of guilt, it's all in those episodes. Plus, HUGE and unexpected twists, especially for Kamen Rider Die, who was a mere toku infant when he watched those ones.

For Wizard, it's the villain spotlight two-parters: 21 and 22 (Phoenix, ALL-TIME GREAT CLIFFHANGER), 26 and 27 (Medusa, huge arc stuff), and 34 and 35 (Gremlin, just a super-clever ripping yarn). Those are worth watching Wizard for, even if nothing else.

[Magnugiga]

Oh, that's a fun question that can be answered in multiple different ways. My picks would be (spoiler'd just in case):

Black: Shadowmoon's entrance and his complete ownage of Bilgenia; the first time that iconic clicking sound was heard is a defining moment. Battle Hopper's introduction and the whole final battle sequence are also strong contenders.

Kuuga: Godai's first transformation into Red Kuuga. The first episode was already a defining one, particularly given the historical context of long KR hiatus that precedes the show.

Ryuki: the penultimate episode i.e. Shinji's death.

Faiz: story-wise, the one where Takumi's true identity is revealed. Tonal-wise, that absurdly hilarious scene where Kusaka was being a complete asshole to the grievously wounded Kiba.

Blade: Final three episodes, as the heroes realize there's no clean, happy-ending-for-everyone, solution to the Joker dilemma.

Hibiki: unfortunate, but Episode 30 is always going to be the first thing that's come up to every discussion about this series.

Decade: ... eh, I don't know, the series was a jumbled mess. Okay, best moment would be Natsumi transforming into KR Kiva-la and slaying Decade from the movie.

Gaim: the episode where Hase went berserk, it's revealed that Kouta had killed Yuya, and the introduction of New Generation Riders (I think it's all in the same episode? Such a game-changer, in any case).

Build: the reveal of Sento's true identity.

[Matrixbeast]

For Hibiki, it's episode 29. A nice, calm, wonderful episode watching the cast hang out together after a well earned victory.

For Drive, it was not Nira's introduction, but his pseudo redemption after 001's death. Because good lord, the things that character does and reveals after that point changes the series.

For Ghost, I think it would be the first time Onari opened his mouth. It really let you know just what you were getting in for.

For Agito, and I know it's strange to say, but when Houjou got caught up in Shouichi's antics that he missed a call to deploy G3. It really showed you just how infectious Shouichi's sincerity and smile were that even the man with the largest stick up his ass couldn't escape him.

For Ex-Aid, I'm thinking probably Dan joining the heroes. It really kind of solidified that the show will always staunchly refuse to let you know what direction things are going in