What I wanna know is who's shooting the freaking Rainbow Lasers?!:shakefistThough I still want to know who was shooting at Kuuga-Gouram!
What I wanna know is who's shooting the freaking Rainbow Lasers?!:shakefistThough I still want to know who was shooting at Kuuga-Gouram!
What I wanna know is who's shooting the freaking Rainbow Lasers?!:shakefist
What I wanna know is who's shooting the freaking Rainbow Lasers?!:shakefist
I assumed the lasers were coming from stuff we saw in Natsumi's original dream (Castle Doran, Mirror Monsters, Psyga, etc.) only they're all conveniently off camera for budget reasons.
Oh come on. I would have liked more action to but I see the point that they were making and it was a damn good one that fit the themes the story had been trying to express since day one. The Grongi winning, seriously? What kind of grimdark bullshit would that have been.
Consider for just a moment that the whole, "if you don't like them why do you watch them" thing is a weak and to some degree insulting arguement.
I just want you to think about it for a second. Of course he likes this stuff and watches it but you can like something and still be critical of it or look at it's flaws and feel that they have hurt the greater whole. Liking something doesn't mean you just blindly accept whatever comes down the pike or whatever shiny new alt. form toy they stick in your face or whatever "badass" they trott out or how many explosions happen.
If anything, a profound love of the stuff is part of why some fans can be hard on a show because they know how much potential for awesome in both action and storytelling that the whole thing has and if a show starts with a interesting idea and/or characters it can be a frustrating experience to see it not live up to that potential when there is really no good reason for it not to be able to.
..and really, a clear, conclusive, and satisfying ending is not too much for any audience member of any age or nationality to ask from any story, be it Kamen Rider or whatever.
I get it now, the AU worlds was meant to be erased or the world's are destroyed.
Wataru told him to journey through them to destroy the AU Riders so the worlds can be saved, but instead Tsukasa decided to save them. Now the worlds are doomed.
So basically the Original 9 Heisei Riders have no choice but to kill Decade now.
This is something else that the movies had better explain as well and have a solid explanation for it.
For these characters to be acting in that manner, even Tendou..makes no sense at all. Obviously it would be in-character for all them to want to save their worlds but really I can't imagine a single one of them who would not have taken the moment to look at the greater picture and realize that it's all the worlds that need to be saved not just their own.
Unless the guys at Toei have been getting their cues on parallel world stories from reading too many translated DC (Didio Crap)Comics.
They ARE trying to save every world. In no moment any of them mentioned destroying the AR Worlds. They only mentioned defeating the AR Riders (Wataru) or Decade leaving the Rider War World (Kenzaki) to save every world.
The idea that they want to destroy the AR Worlds is senseless fan speculation - which doesn't even make sense, considering how they're fighting against Decade after the AR Worlds disappeared.
Just a passing-through Kamen Rider! Remember that!
Going to miss those lines.
A thought.
31 established that there are two Tsukasas, one good and one probably some kind of evil dickhole.
How do we know there aren't two sets of "original" Heisei protagonists in play here? And our "good" Tsukasa is actually fighting the Rider War against evil copies of the Heisei guys we know and love.
That would explain why Wataru and Kenzaki get their for-reals actors back just in time to be written like completely different, more assholish people.
This also reconciles the ending with All Riders vs. Dai-Shocker-- for that adventure, good Tsukasa is clearly teaming up with the good versions of the Heisei dudes who don't want to kill him!
Finally, it would also explain Onodera still existing away by making him Godai's evil counterpart so evil he has a different actor! Even though Onodera is... well, still not terribly good at being evil if left to his own devices. I guess even across space and time, Godai doesn't change that much.
No guarantee (or even much proof) that this is what Toei is doing, of course. Current Rider writers will make a character act like a jerk for pretty much no reason at all. It is what crossed my mind after reading a bit of the "evil Tsukasa" discussion, though...
But then, I grew up on Star Trek TNG, which just about always had a horrible cliffhanger between seasons.![]()
... you know, I wonder why they didn't let us clearly see Decade escape if Diend is indeed about to shoot him with the Invisible card? That would've been a much "softer" cliffhanger.
I wouldn't be suprised if...
[HIDE]Narutaki is the final villain.[/HIDE]