About Hibiki;
[hide]I think what gave Hibiki a special spot in my heart is that as a whole was because it was a really inspiration story, the growth of a little boy and a grown man mentoring him, just right for the main audience of kids and family too. You can associate yourself with the characters, the kids or the Onis, humor was done absolutely right and timed right(this doesn't happen often in a franchise called Kamen Rider as far as I'm concerned). It is the first series in the heisei list without Rider Vs Rider fights while having multiple riders, not to mention the main rider isn't a pretty faced girlish boy which let's be honest, really isn't much of a bother but a chance of pace would be nice. The actors, especially Hibiki kinda had a cheerful attractive charm, cept for Todokiri and Hinaka though they did grew on me. Maybe it's also because the monsters, the onis and other details are more well defined than many of the heisei era Riders from the get-go. It was interesting to know their approach, finishers and what type of Oni fight which type of demons.
I was not interested in the show AT ALL until episode 4-5, have you watched through the first 29 episodes? I guess it's the mood you get while watching Hibiki? But at least this is how I feel about it anyways.[/hide]
As for final forms, I don't think I'm really interested, none of the final forms so far interested me. Except Blade and Kuuga's which also interested me in the show. Sad thing about the final forms is that you have to buy two of the same figure and you are left with extra parts.