Yeah when I saw this kickstarter yesterday, I was on my twitter spamming it to everyone I could think of to get the word out.

So i loved this episode as well the arc from 29-30 but this keeps making me wonder why on earth they keep pulling finale styled episodes out like this. 29-30 you had them go into the subspace to take on Messiah directly, they blow him up at the sacrifice of their parents and go home with the only pl...

i enjoyed this movie and it was certainly better than last years (Gokaigers rule but their summer film wasn't that great to me). Is this the first time Sentai's done a DC because i can't think of any other sentai films having one. unless i'm just not paying attention.

Having watched this finale a few times, I absolutely loved it. Sure Kengo coming back to life was seen from like a mile away if you saw W but at least they did it in a way that made a bit more sense in my opinion. The graduation fight was also awesome and the song they used fit quite well in my hone...

Well after a long hiatus i'm back and i've updated the encyclo a bit, using my own type out instead of copying. Still not finished but getting there

Leave it to some one on wikipedia:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kamen_Rid ... roswitches

there's a complete and better written switch encyclo. oh well.

and yeah i got long delayed again due to a mix of computer issues and laziness

Apologies for the delay. Updated 2nd post with the known switches. Still working on the extra stuff for post 3.

So that extra stuff i had planned to do was this: Episode by Episode Breakdown of switch usage! Episode 1 Fourze Henshin: 1 Rocket 2 Launcher 1 Radar 1 Drill 1 Chainsaw 1 Episode 2 Fourze Henshin: 1 Rocket 1 Drill 1 Radar 1 Parachute 1 Episode 3 Fourze Henshin: 3 rocket 1 drill 1 Chainsaw 1 Hopping ...

#21.Stealth Debuted: Episode 12 Slot: Right Leg Function: Allows Fourze to become invisible for a brief amount of time. Number of Times Used: 1 #22.Hammer Debuted: Episode 13 Slot: Left Arm Function: Gives Fourze a hammer arm. Can you say Its Hammer Time? Number of Times Used: 2 #23.Water Debuted: E...

So because counting medals was so much fun during OOO, i've decided to play a new game with Fourze. While counting switches doesn't work since we know how many of them there are, 40 to be precise, I'm going to profile each of the switches. This includes episode debut, number of times used through th...

To explain off the where abouts of the 10th grey and blue cores, as the official core counter, they were too busy hopping in and out of the story and being inconsistant. Or i was just counting wrong. With the way they split the cores in episode 14, and the fact that they never showed shots of all of...

All i have to say about this episode that it was a pretty good closer for the series. They left a few things open like Hina's super strength and why does Chiyoko look like Maki's dead sister. But i do like the touch they added by stuffing Eiji with 7 purple medals and then using them with the Tajasp...

Since Episode 48 has just been released, its time for the medal counting to end. So here's the final episode medal count:

Episode 48:
Eiji: 1 red core (Broken)

my theory on the missing cores is that they prolly weren't destroyed but simply removed. Remember when the purple cores showed up, simply taking one out of the set made the medals go crazy. So in theory, perhaps the 10th cores are just hanging out somewhere.

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Its also sad to see that my job as a medal counter has come to an end