Kamen Rider OOO Rumor/Picture Thread

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^^Ah, but has he never seen them before? Also, he already had some Cell Medals and Cell Medals are grayed out Core Medals so..yeah.

Wait a minute...Garren was the first Peacock Rider :P

No Garren was a Stag Beetle Rider, his card is 'CHANGE STAG', he only 'fused' with Fusion Peacock and Absorb Serpent, but you can only say the wings resembled a peacock, well not really anyway.
 
Just Decade. Leave Faiz alone.

Kabuto and Decade generally left some things unexplained. In addition to that, Faiz also outright contradicted or ignored what had happened before. I don't see how you can complain about plotholes in Kabuto and Decade and then go on to praise Faiz.
 
Not with that ending. Sorry.

The ending was fine. It's not anyone else's fault that you didn't understand it.

Kabuto and Decade generally left some things unexplained. In addition to that, Faiz also outright contradicted or ignored what had happened before. I don't see how you can complain about plotholes in Kabuto and Decade and then go on to praise Faiz.

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Delta's belt corrupting the user and giving special powers to humans is ignored later when they recover the belt.

Kusaka's initial meeting with Hanagata's disembodied voice in the school's ruins is ignored later and Hanagata even goes on to speak the opposite of what he said initially - You must fight if you want to live vs If you fight you'll die due to your loss of Orphenoc cells! - and no one brings up the discrepancy.

Takumi's confusion regarding his memories of the day of the Ryusei school onslaught is never explained.

There were characterization problems too, like Yuka's and Keitaro's cell phone contact randomly dropped midway through the show only to return near the ending almost like it had never stopped... Kusaka goes from a sneaky bastard that tried to paint a friendly face to someone openly aggressive to everyone for no reason too.

There were also basic logic problems, like Smart Brain somehow sending more and more equipment to their enemies throughout the show. The belts can be explained by Hanagata, but not everything else.
 
Delta's belt corrupting the user and giving special powers to humans is ignored later when they recover the belt.

The powers weren't explicitly said to give that level of power to each person who only used it once. The ones who were corrupted by it were the ones who kept using it more than the last user.

Kusaka's initial meeting with Hanagata's disembodied voice in the school's ruins is ignored later and Hanagata even goes on to speak the opposite of what he said initially - You must fight if you want to live vs If you fight you'll die due to your loss of Orphenoc cells! - and no one brings up the discrepancy.

Of course Hanagata is going to tell him to fight. He would die without fighting. :sweat:

Later he warns Kusaka of the Kaixa Gear because Kusaka overuses it. Inui Takumi and Mihara could fight instead of Kusaka. I don't see how that's so difficult to understand.

Takumi's confusion regarding his memories of the day of the Ryusei school onslaught is never explained.

He wanted to forget. It was buried deep within his memory, but he didn't want to remember.

There were characterization problems too, like Yuka's and Keitaro's cell phone contact randomly dropped midway through the show only to return near the ending almost like it had never stopped... Kusaka goes from a sneaky bastard that tried to paint a friendly face to someone openly aggressive to everyone for no reason too.

They were busy and they were preocupied. -_- They later found out who they were and they continued to comfort each other as they did before their involvemen with the Orphenochs. Kusaka was tired of trying to create his sneaky situations since they didn't work as well as he wanted them to work.

There were also basic logic problems, like Smart Brain somehow sending more and more equipment to their enemies throughout the show. The belts can be explained by Hanagata, but not everything else.

Please rephrase this. I'm not sure what it exactly means.
 
The ending was fine. It's not anyone else's fault that you didn't understand it.
No it wasn't. You don't end a show with the main bad guy still alive and another bad guy getting a power-up reviving said main bad guy. That's not a good way to end a show. It leaves too many questions.
 
It was perfect. It's like Ryuki's end. It's a masterpiece that reflects the nature of the show. It's just your opinion when you're not taking into account what happens in the series.
 
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