I noticed that the first season was very formuliac in its episodes while this season doesnt follow a formula and seems to focus more on mixing it up so that we never know what we are going to get in the next episode. It makes me like this season more, but I do find the previous season to have better...

Im just happy to see Decade again. I thought W was lame, and I never got into the ones after that.

as a theatre lover and wannabe actor, I totally understood this episode. Also theater is about the magic, not just the selfishness of getting the applause, but loving to give people an experiance they will never forget. Its a beautiful art, and that you had a horror who could apreciate that duality ...

i liked the noir-esque feel to this episode. It had a good mystery, a good fight, and a great atmosphere. I have noticed though that lately the final battles lack that sense of intensity but Kouga slicing his way through the minions was pretty awesome.

Yeah, I miss the times when he would come in and say "Hey! I am going to kill you for no reason" and our hero would be like "Yo moma!" And then they would have an epic battle, and then for dinner one of them kills a horror and then they are like "same time next week?"

sigh, its halloween and no new garo to celebrate it with.

HES BACK!!! Rei was my favorite character from the first show. But yes, the plot was weak at best, I think what killed it most was less that it was an episode of them simply hunting a semi-horror and more the setup to the episode. I think it would have been easier if Colt was a nameless Makai tool g...

I was thinking the same thing. Mythological or fantastical creature that replaces a dull normal bird... A PHOENIX!!!!

Anyone else think the horror battle/gimmick was above average even for a Garo Episode?

While I am still skeptical about the direction of a second series/season, I have yet to have found myself not entertained. After all these years, the two actors still have chemistry!

it might sound like blasphemy but I was hoping for a new cast of characters. It is great to see all the familiar faces but like alot of tokusatsu, each season is its own series, was thinking that would be the same. But it was a good episode. Not great, but the final hook got me, and the batte was pr...

What I liked about the animation was that it was neither Anime-esque nor western, it was purely its own style. That being said, did anyone else think that the Makai Knight Barago kept fighting might be his dad? He attributes a small level of mysticism to him by saying each time he fought him, he was...