(Where Wraithstrike Watches) The Toku Thread

[cypsiman2]

As I recall only a few episodes of that have been subbed, so this should prove interesting.

 

[Painted_Outlaw]

Just the first five have, iirc.

 

[Wraithstrike]

This could be a problem. Let's hope I've gotten enough japanese language to figure it out by osmosis. If not, Liveman is next.

After that, I'm going to see if I can locate rips of Mystic Knights.

 

[Wraithstrike]

As it turns out, the Gavan subs I had were HK, so nothing made sense. So, moving on to liveman.




Liveman Episode 1: Friends, Why Did You Do This?

It might just be my gamer perspective kicking in, but the reason these three villains joined Volt is pretty much the same reason Andrew Ryan created Rapture, wouldn't you say?

 

[cypsiman2]

I never got around to playing Bioshock so I'll have to take your word on that. The thing that I particularly took from this episode was that if you think about it, Tsukigata didn't have to shoot at our heroes; he and his fellow traitors were already on the runway onto the ship, they could have just kept running and our heroes would have had no clue what the heck just happened. I find that interesting.

 

[Wraithstrike]

True, but they're also on an island dedicated to space research. If they just fled, they'd be tracked and their plans would be undone.

Or it could just be because Tsukigata is a bastard.

 

[cypsiman2]

I go with Tsukigata, or Kemp as he prefers, being a bastard who wanted to start off his world conquering mad scientist career with a bang.

 

[Wraithstrike]

I'm up to Episode 7 now. Kemp's plans thus far are not very impressive.

 

[cypsiman2]

Yeah, he takes a while to get his mad science credentials going.

 

[Wraithstrike]

Choujuu Sentai Liveman Episode 2: Three Powers Sworn To Life

I do wonder what Colon's original purpose was. Also, there is the one moment aboard the Volt Station when Bias activates something, and calls Liveman "Naive." That's probably going to set us up for something big.