Light Gun Man posted:

And Dekaranger.

404GoonNotFound posted:

Depending on your interpretation, I'd probably have to say Abaranger.

ImpAtom posted:

I don't know about the others but the English Carranger OP (I don't know if it's that particular one) actually shows up in an episode of the show.

Light Gun Man posted:

Pretty sure Turbo is considered one of the worst if not the worst season of Power Rangers, mostly because the blue ranger is a little kid who magically becomes adult sized when he transforms.

The Blackest Goon posted:

forgetting someone arent we?...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUKt-LWi0Oc

Dickeye posted:

Nope.

Burkion posted:

Nothing is better/worse than the Kamen Rider Black RX subs.

For the ENTIRE series they're entirely coherent and even get the names right. They're almost perfect HK subs.

And then the last two episodes poo poo themselves so hard they stain their own teeth.

Cliff Racer posted:

So was hippo anyone from Gobusters itself or just some random guy they had in the movie? I can't remember him from anywhere.

jivjov posted:

I assume Gorisaki's was the guy who picked up the heat pad that Ryuuji dropped?

Classic Twisty posted:

They literally started out as friends tho?

Rei_ posted:

Yeah! I caught the episode on stream having dropped it for a while and I was like... i... Is this the last episode? Maybe that's just how Sentai rolls now? GoBusters had like four finales.

Dr Tran posted:

There was also this floating around

http://i.imgur.com/fdXxaL4.jpg
I'm guessing Torin has to use Deathryuger after Daigo's dad takes Kyoryu Silver

Light Gun Man posted:

http://powerrangers.wikia.com/wiki/Hiroshi_Miyauchi

edit: this picture owns a lot

Trill Twisty posted:

All of KR have really bad plots. Half the time they say "uh, time.travel..plot finished"

The man called M posted:

Some things I noticed:

It's almost as if the producers were apologizing for Kyoryuger not killing off a ranger by having everyone dead from the start.

Ahahahhahahahahah OT is going to have fun with the ending credits.

Train Facts

Serperoth posted:

I think we just found the plot for Akiba 3.
"Kamen Sentai Akibarider". Fund it, Toei.

Potsticker posted:

Yuko has Kamen Rider experience as well, she was the Triceratops Dopant. And Ahim from Gokaiger was the sister in the Energy Dopant episode, both from W.

And Nao of course was the Invisible Dopant

jonjonaug posted:

Finished up with Kamen Rider Amazon.

Things I liked: Pretty much everything about the first half of the show, the monster designs, the fights (especially in the first half), having the protagonist be always shirtless (dat body), and the villains actually got to straight up murder a bunch of people a lot. The last few episodes especially had people being melted or disintegrated in droves. I also liked how the final villain plot was literally just "nuke Tokyo" without any pretenses of mutants or mind control plots or whatever; they were simply just going to blow up Tokyo with a nuke.

Things I disliked: Way too many mind control plots and the general overuse of "Masahiko is in trouble!" plots (that kid is going to have crazy PTSD later in life, they already showed him having nightmares about his "adventures"). The retool halfway through the show impacted the quality pretty hard. Even though it was still pretty entertaining even when Amazon wore a shirt and talked in mostly complete sentences and didn't chew on the monsters it definitely paled in comparison to the sheer guts of the first half. Great Emperor Zero wasn't as cool as Ten-Faced Demon too, so the change in villains midway through also kinda hurt. Mole had the dumbest death; mold of all things, really?

Overall it was a good show. I enjoyed it quite a bit even if it got hit by the retool stick pretty hard. I'll probably be watching W, Kuuga, OOO, or Fourze next. After KLK I think I'm set for Nakashima writing for a while, so Fourze's the least likely.

Twelve by Pies posted:

Not sure what continuity errors you're referring to. If you mean Torin being there, even though the Vs movies come out after the show is over, the Vs movies themselves usually take place around the middle/early end of the newer team, and after the end of the old team. This is why Jin was gone but Torin was still around.

As far as other continuity errors, a good portion of Vs movies are non-canon to the series. I know for a fact Go-Onger Vs Gekiranger was, because they used G12 in it, and Yogostein was still around (Yogostein was killed by G12's first appearance). The part where it gets weird is apparently the Vs movies are canon as far as Gokaiger is concerned (I think the events of Go-On Vs Geki are referenced in some Gokaiger promotional material) which would mean the series themselves are actually not really canon in those cases, but I think the number of cases where the Vs movies are non-canon relative to the series itself is probably pretty low.

Or you could repeat to yourself "It's just a show, I should really just relax."

jivjov posted:

Speaking of spelling, what's the deal with Goranger vs Gorenger? I've seen it both ways and can't get a definitive answer on which is correct.

jonjonaug posted:

I'm about a dozen episodes into OOO. I can't get enough of Ankh. So far I've liked the first quarter or so of the show a lot more than I liked the first quarter or so of W. The quality is a lot more consistent.



E: Oh my god Ankh's little hissy fit in episode 13. He is too much.

Rei_ posted:

And like all things in Wizard his character starts off very promising and then rolls over and goes to sleep and the audience is left going...so...do we just keep watching then (no)

Potsticker posted:

I honestly straight up forget that there was a sidekick character in Decade most of the time.

Cricken_Nigfops posted:

Amazon improves Wizard 100%

Rei_ posted:

Decade is 2 parts awful show, 1 part Shinichiro Shinikura really loves trolling the poo poo out of the Rider fandom (he came up with the Heisei vs. Showa poll for the last Rider War if you remember). Somewhat inadvertantly but he's also a really like, numbers-oriented Producer, for instance, he was the producer who was involved with Tsuyoshi Kida and Shiniji Oishi leaving Hibiki, and being replaced with Toshiki Inoue. (I think he comes onboard literally around episode 31 and brings the new writing staff with him? idk a lot of this poo poo is hard to research.)

But somewhere in there, there's something I really enjoy about it.

Scratchman Apoo posted:

Yes sir! They also had Agito's actor back in the movie and Kiva's actor was kinda reprising his role. Also we got voice only roles from Ixa/the Hopper Bros/and Ouja. All four of those guys also did voice overs for a stage show of all things, so I can't imagine they'd be hard to get back for much anything else.

FortMax posted:

Burkion posted:

Cross posting this from the Gaim thread, for anyone who could use it.

"OK, one quick thing to know about Kamen Rider Black- after the first two episodes, the head writer said screw this and left. This is not a joke about how aimless the first ten or so episodes are-this is the reason.

The head writer, for some reason, felt like he was under too much pressure with this all and literally left. Meaning the show had no writer and no direction and it really kinda shows. Also just because something is filler doesn't mean it's BAD. It just has nothing to do with the plot. Black is a fantastic MOTW show, but that is hard to marathon.

I am including some questionably filler things, most notably the Bike focus episodes because the bikes have cahracter-but those are important for the end game. You'll understand.

Now onto the guide!

1
2
3 is optional but it shows Black in his first big real super hero moment.
5 is total filler but it has some fun atmosphere
7 Battle Hopper
12 ROADSECTOR
17
18
19
21 BATTLE HOPPER
25 ROADSECTOR
28 This requires a bit of explanation- this is technically filler, but it, at the end, changes the dynamic between Black and a certain villain, and pushes things towards the finale in a subtle way
34
35
36
37
44 is utter filler and not a great episode, but it more or less leads straight into the next one thematically. You can skip though
45
46
47
48
49
50
51

There ya go. Kamen Rider Black, distilled to 24 episodes. "

Potsticker posted:

This is my hope for Drive. Like there's some sort of Road Shocker that kidnaps people and turns them into racing robot karate cyborg bugmen and the hero's sense of justice causes him to turn on his creators. And there's a shadow robot karate cyborg bugman for him to clash against.

Twelve by Pies posted:

The only series I can think of where this doesn't hold true are Kabuto, Fourze, and I suppose Hibiki if you assume the Oni aren't related to the villains (and who knows if they were supposed to be in the original plot).

Twelve by Pies posted:

I honestly don't remember this, but it's been years since I watched Kabuto.


I think the only thing that's known for sure is Asumu would have become the next Hibiki.