Is Decade a series worthy for the annivesary?

In my opinion, I would consider the value of it worth it as an anniversary, considering what happen in other ones, which didn't rise up to expectations. It is also interesting to see how Decade has to figure things out from "alternate" worlds to rediscover himself. Along with the building some form of understanding with the previous riders as well as trust. All a while, having twists in the riders or worlds, coupled with well timed split episodes and fighting scenes.
 
I don't get why they change the people last name, but keep their first name and what's the point if they refer to them as their first name.
 
Have you guys even read the comic ?.. Pretty much the same idea so dead on there :P though its not the IC was original at all there are lots of other multiple world concepts shows & what not out there
 
I dont often get involved in threads, but i will comment here.

DCD seems to be a pretty good dedication the last 10 years of riders, his suit was a bit weird at first, but his henshin is very neat, the fact he can Form Ride as different riders just makes the experience more enjoyable, i hope that later on in the show we wont kinda know which cards he will be using to battle the monsters or other riders. If it keeps up the pace and story this may also be the most in depth rider series ive ever watched, as of yet its lived up to be a good anniversary show, but i reserve final judgment till the end of DCD.


Kagami
 
And that's the problem with Decade. Granted, I still like it enough to keep watching. But it's too big. It's too messy. It's trying to be this grandiose anniversary special.... yet doesn't even bother bringing back any of the past Rider alter-egos! Call me paranoid, but is all this hoopla about how "innovative" Decade is with its alternate worlds a way for fans to say something good about this convoluted show?
This is a complaint I don't think I'll ever be able to understand too much. Going with the theme of the show, the worlds colliding and whatnot, I've always thought getting newbies as the older Riders fits well enough. I don't see it as a cop out that means Toei just doesn't care, I see it was something that fits well within the story. And seeing Wataru (older) in at least the first episode makes me believe we will see most of the original Heisei Riders back at some point.
 

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