episode 33

Let's be honest, as far as action sequences go the season might just have peaked right here. This week: Kiyotaka Taguchi, who was the head director on Ultaman X, Orb, and Z, takes the reins and delivers a mixed mecha and ground level fight that might be one of the most ambitious and exciting...

*screaming internally* This week: The actor for child Kairi might be a better actor than the guy who usually plays him, the thieves figure out Tsukasa's weakness, the Dial Fighters open normal locks too, and Kogure has some very specific cosplay items.

It's around this point that you may start wondering why Sento restored it to working condition. This week: YET ANOTHER TRADE, not reading the computer files you've had for ages until the contents become neccessary to know, Gentoku's been faking being evil really well for ages, assembling a...

Naga's on fire this episode! This week: No time for a cold open or intro narration, Spada turns into Popeye(?), oh hey the new spaceship has a bridge exactly like the old one - isn't that cheap convenient, the real commander of this motley crew returns, the new spaceship has a new mecha mode...

So did anything big happen while we were away? Oh yeah... So this dude is Cronus. No, it's not a misspelling of "Chronos", though the two are often mixed-up in mythology. Cronus makes more sense for this story though IMO. Anyway he's the guy who's got Parad scared stiff, and now he's got a...

We wouldn't even be in this mess if you'd just changed straight into Zyuoh Gorilla! This week: Sumo (duh), past public nudity, advise from a bear, a custom transformation for Leo, the art of seduction, and summoning claws while your fingers are up someone else's nose.

"Shall I believe That unsubstantial death is amorous, And that the lean abhorred monster keeps Thee here in the dark to be his paramour?" The Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, as enacted by a Shinobi and an Anthophila. Unfortunately Yakumo is already in a committment...