Kamen Rider Blade - Talk Up!

[NeonZ]

I've just finished rewatching Blade...

Why did no one ever think about unsealing Shima after Mutsuki's Ace card was purified? Mutsuki even cried about the sacrifices and was shown to believe that it'd be possible to live alongside Undead... yet no one even thought about releasing Shima before episode 48... And, in the ending, after the Battle fight restarted, they all apparently forgot to release him again too.

Also, what was up with Kenzaki just running away at the end? In my first watch, I remember thinking that they'd be forced to fight if they stayed close... However, looking at it again, Undeads throughout the entire series were shown to get along just fine, without feeling uncontrollable urges to fight each other. Joker was an exception, but Hajime was able to control that with the 13 cards, and Kenzaki also had 13 cards... Presumably, they wouldn't even need to use their powers again... so the situation couldn't get any worse, considering how it only worsened previously when they fought with Joker or Joker-like powers.

 

[Chronotia Archzenom]

Really? Garren's looks okay, but Leangle's are bulky. Plus I feel like the full armor should be reserved for Kenzaki only.

I'd love to see what Blade King Form is SUPPOSED to look like, too.

But there is a saying that "Everything must go fair" right?:laugh:

 

[musashi03]

I'd love to see what Blade King Form is SUPPOSED to look like, too.

It is supposed to look just the same with how Blade King Form looks like in the show, but instead of having his Undead logos in each part of the armor, he'll just have a Spade logo in each of them instead, basing on how Garren and Leangle King Form from the SIC Hero Saga that is.

 

[Nanami Tenkawa]

Well, I have all of the infos I gathered regarding about their forms and stuffs however, I still feel that Mr. Leangle could get an upgrade once in a while LIVE but yeah... you're right.

As for those pics, I wished that they made it to the TV like man! They are epic.:thumbs:



Uhm don't forget that episode when there came a 2nd Hajime Aikawa (I forgot his name) during the Queen of Diamonds arc. Man! That takoyaki episode was damn hilarious.

oh yeah. i just remembered someone have same looks as Hajime-san. :anime:

 

[Blade Dancer]

I've just finished rewatching Blade...

Why did no one ever think about unsealing Shima after Mutsuki's Ace card was purified? Mutsuki even cried about the sacrifices and was shown to believe that it'd be possible to live alongside Undead... yet no one even thought about releasing Shima before episode 48... And, in the ending, after the Battle fight restarted, they all apparently forgot to release him again too.

Also, what was up with Kenzaki just running away at the end? In my first watch, I remember thinking that they'd be forced to fight if they stayed close... However, looking at it again, Undeads throughout the entire series were shown to get along just fine, without feeling uncontrollable urges to fight each other. Joker was an exception, but Hajime was able to control that with the 13 cards, and Kenzaki also had 13 cards... Presumably, they wouldn't even need to use their powers again... so the situation couldn't get any worse, considering how it only worsened previously when they fought with Joker or Joker-like powers.

I agree with the Shima thing. That was really pretty stupid. It's not like Mutsuki needed Shima's help in order to keep the Spider in check anymore by that point, so keeping him sealed when he's a personal friend of Karasuma's is just silly. I can sort of understand why they didn't do it before the end of the series, though. I mean, all of them, with the exception of Kenzaki, thought the aim was to seal all the Undead. If Shima was running around, it wouldn't matter how nice a guy he was, they still couldn't let him be loose. I think he would have the choice of choosing Humanity if he'd won the Battle Fight, but counting on that wouldn't have been wise.

With Kenzaki running away at the end, I think the point is that the two of them might be able to co-exist for a while, but eventually their instincts would get the better of them and they'd end up fighting. When Hajime was posing the same thought to the King of Diamonds (can't ever remember his name) I think it's because the two of them wouldn't have wanted to stay anywhere near each other anyway. But Hajime and Kenzaki were such good friends that it was tragic that they had to stay away from each other to keep the world safe.

Again, if they'd unsealed Shima it could have been slightly better, but probably the three of them wouldn't have been able to stay too close to each other, anyway.

 

[Sage Shinigami]

I've just finished rewatching Blade...

Why did no one ever think about unsealing Shima after Mutsuki's Ace card was purified? Mutsuki even cried about the sacrifices and was shown to believe that it'd be possible to live alongside Undead... yet no one even thought about releasing Shima before episode 48... And, in the ending, after the Battle fight restarted, they all apparently forgot to release him again too.

I believe they thought it was necessary to keep the ace from taking Mutsuki over.

Also, what was up with Kenzaki just running away at the end? In my first watch, I remember thinking that they'd be forced to fight if they stayed close... However, looking at it again, Undeads throughout the entire series were shown to get along just fine, without feeling uncontrollable urges to fight each other. Joker was an exception, but Hajime was able to control that with the 13 cards, and Kenzaki also had 13 cards... Presumably, they wouldn't even need to use their powers again... so the situation couldn't get any worse, considering how it only worsened previously when they fought with Joker or Joker-like powers.

Presumably, its because the Battle Fight is so close to be over. Plus one assumes at some level, Hajime can't control himself. He doesn't just forget what happens if he wins, and yet almost compulsively he goes after Undead after Undead. It was just best if they both stayed out of each other's way.