(Where Wraithstrike Watches) The Toku Thread

[Wraithstrike]

Not there yet. I'm talking about the Hanako robot.

 

[Wraithstrike]

Liveman 14 Electric Man Yuusuke Shouts

Ashura's plan was amazing and Yuusuke's day is absolutely miserable.

 

[cypsiman2]

I like episodes like this, it's when the characters get pushed to their limits and reach their nadir that we can really see what they're made of.

 

[Wraithstrike]

Liveman 15: Shinigami Gush

Wow, this episode attained a whole new level of suck. I can buy the episode with Colon and the Dummyman, because the Dummyman was programmed to act human. This Hanako robot had no such programming.

 

[Shougo B'Stard]

I don't mind this episode so much. :shrug: Good for action, I like Gash. I guess I am a little surprised that Inoue wrote this episode, it's pretty out of character for him. I guess he learned from it and that's how we ended up with the superior episode of Jetman with G2.

 

[Wraithstrike]

Sad to admit, but G2 is superior. At least there, the robot had another robot to idolize.

 

[cypsiman2]

It's like, Hanako isn't even remotely human looking or anything like that, so what were they thinking?

Egh, best just to move on, this episode does not deserve thinking about.

 

[Wraithstrike]

Liveman 16: Jiang Shi Love Letter.
It might be my western sensibilities, but I don't see what's so scary about hopping ghosts. But the rest of the story was pretty good.

 

[Kamen Rider Cherry]

Not bad. As a fellow Pretty Cure fan, I appreciate it that you're using Pretty Cure characters as your commentators. But there's something that bothered when you (they?) were watching Jetman: why didn't Ako question the fact that Blue Swallow shared a name with her?

As for RPM... I hate RPM with a burning passion, but I'll let you have your opinion about it as it is and I respect it. Everyone is allowed to have different opinions about certain things. That's something of a motto I have.

 

[cypsiman2]

This episode's a pretty dang good one for me as we both learn a good chunk about Yuusuke, but the themes of the possibility of forgiveness and redemption are also brought up.