Black Fang
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1) Burai and Geki's father insulted the Yamato king and was forced to give up Geki to him as punishment. Their father swears Burai to avenge him after the king kills him. So then why when Burai revives does Burai try to kill Geki? He was the one their father wanted back.
2) Why does Burai start ranting about wanting to take over the world all of a sudden? Was that just the sword Hellfriede possessing him?
3) I never thought much of it when I saw MMPR, but the first six-member role call and Gouryujin's debut in ep. 22 is rather odd. It plays out more like a advertisement than something that would naturally flow from the episode. Normally the new mecha combo appears in the middle of a battle. Why the sudden change of pace here?
4) Why is so little done with the characters in this show? Unlike most other people I don't mind the "kid of the week" thing Zyuranger has going. (It bodes with the fantasy aspect and "stealing of innocence" the Bandora Gang keeps doing). But why aren't the heroes or villains ever expanded upon? This is my one gripe with the show. Even with Geki and Burai, there's not much going on with them other than they're brothers. Goushi and Mei got some focus, but you can count the total on one hand. The episodes play out less like "let's say something about this hero" and more "today this hero does something".
I'm not asking for gripping drama or lots of ongoing subplots (though something like Dairanger would have been nice considering it's the same writer). Just tell us something. Expand on the ancient civilization the heroes are from. Have them be more nostalgic or homesick. Anything. Gingaman did a better job with this without going to the extent of Jetman or Timeranger. There is no sense of "excitement" with this show like there is for others.
5) Why don't they ever change their clothes to fit in more?? Burai I can understand, but the others?
6) In episode 37, what was Ultimate Daizyujin saying about eternal life in the boys' vision?
7) Why doesn't Gnome appear again after Burai arrives? And what was the idea of his grandson? Was that guy a child for 170 million years? Why not have him be a kid Gnome befriended and told too much to?
8) What was the idea in episode 44 with Goushi and Sayaka? Was that based on some kind of romance story?
9) Did the Shugozyus want Burai to revive to test Geki and deliver to the team Dragon Caesar? Why are they constantly challenging the heroes? What was Clotho's relationship to the Shugozyus?
10) No one seems to wonder at the notion of people from an ancient civilization that coexisted with prehistoric and mythological animals are running around in the present. Why didn't anyone say it was all nonsense and went against accepted science?
11) Why did they set the heroes as being specifically from 170 million years ago anyway? From what the show presented, they could have pulled it off as being an Eden like place before history began, and Bandora and Co. destroyed it. What made them choose 170 instead of 65?
And just an observation: I only noticed now that the joysticks in Daizyujin's cockpit are the Dino Crystals. Speaking of which, why is it that after they appear the heroes then make them from their medals?
2) Why does Burai start ranting about wanting to take over the world all of a sudden? Was that just the sword Hellfriede possessing him?
3) I never thought much of it when I saw MMPR, but the first six-member role call and Gouryujin's debut in ep. 22 is rather odd. It plays out more like a advertisement than something that would naturally flow from the episode. Normally the new mecha combo appears in the middle of a battle. Why the sudden change of pace here?
4) Why is so little done with the characters in this show? Unlike most other people I don't mind the "kid of the week" thing Zyuranger has going. (It bodes with the fantasy aspect and "stealing of innocence" the Bandora Gang keeps doing). But why aren't the heroes or villains ever expanded upon? This is my one gripe with the show. Even with Geki and Burai, there's not much going on with them other than they're brothers. Goushi and Mei got some focus, but you can count the total on one hand. The episodes play out less like "let's say something about this hero" and more "today this hero does something".
I'm not asking for gripping drama or lots of ongoing subplots (though something like Dairanger would have been nice considering it's the same writer). Just tell us something. Expand on the ancient civilization the heroes are from. Have them be more nostalgic or homesick. Anything. Gingaman did a better job with this without going to the extent of Jetman or Timeranger. There is no sense of "excitement" with this show like there is for others.
5) Why don't they ever change their clothes to fit in more?? Burai I can understand, but the others?
6) In episode 37, what was Ultimate Daizyujin saying about eternal life in the boys' vision?
7) Why doesn't Gnome appear again after Burai arrives? And what was the idea of his grandson? Was that guy a child for 170 million years? Why not have him be a kid Gnome befriended and told too much to?
8) What was the idea in episode 44 with Goushi and Sayaka? Was that based on some kind of romance story?
9) Did the Shugozyus want Burai to revive to test Geki and deliver to the team Dragon Caesar? Why are they constantly challenging the heroes? What was Clotho's relationship to the Shugozyus?
10) No one seems to wonder at the notion of people from an ancient civilization that coexisted with prehistoric and mythological animals are running around in the present. Why didn't anyone say it was all nonsense and went against accepted science?
11) Why did they set the heroes as being specifically from 170 million years ago anyway? From what the show presented, they could have pulled it off as being an Eden like place before history began, and Bandora and Co. destroyed it. What made them choose 170 instead of 65?
And just an observation: I only noticed now that the joysticks in Daizyujin's cockpit are the Dino Crystals. Speaking of which, why is it that after they appear the heroes then make them from their medals?
