The Landick siblings split apart after Moune decides to get her leg twisted. Will Moune and Agri be able to make up to defeat the latest Warstar before it turns the Earth into one giant frozen wasteland?
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I find this episode funny for the reason that the actress who plays Moune is older than the actor who plays Agri who's supposed to be her older brother. I guess Agri has a bit more resistant to charge ahead compared to Moune who uses the best attack right off the bat. Nozumu's father is one easy-going guy who allows five strangers to live in his house without charging rent.
For the people who complain about stuff not being explain, they did the explanation of the winged eyeballs but it won't satisfy you guys though.
I like how Alata's becoming the one to keep the team on track alot people had called him wimpy but he's turn9ing out to be pretty strong. I'm surprised that they've decided not to include a main female villain this year, I can't seem to think of the last Sentai series where their hasn't actually been any main female villain.
Defeat the Great Fire-Breathing Monster... use your Ultra Beam and... STRIKE!
Well I think I am done. I just finished watching all three episodes in one sitting and this show is just bland. The rangers are way too young, the effects look so cheaply made (CGI sparks are NOT good), , the main villians look like normal monsters of the day without a backstory, and the rangers have to use cards to do everything. Instead of giving us some great battles all we get are rangers jumping around instead of actual combat. I don't expect every series to be DaiRanger or GekiRanger, but come on, do something that does not require a card attack or a flip!!! The only positive thing I can say about this show is the subs themselves are truly outstanding and I give my hat to those who worked on them. With that said, I hope some of you find to enjoy this series, but I'll put my time somewhere else.
I don't know why I was expecting this teamwork issue to be resolved at around episode 5-6... It would have been weird for me to continue the Landick tribe's isolation for another two or three episodes. At least they now at least understand the power of five instead of two or one.
We obviously know of Agri and Moune's strong relationship as siblings in the mega rock hard Landick tribe (does anybody have an idea of what kind of meat they were eating when they sat at the fire?). I'm now interested in finding out Alata and Eri's connections in the Skick tribe; they are obviously extremely cheerful and optimistic that they can get the job done.
I understand mismatching your socks once, but doing it twice and then slipping up the stairs when wearing slippers? Kind of stubborn for a professor, eh? (Then again, Einstein did *insert stupid thing* as a child and Reagan did *insert non-political occupation* before becoming president and blah blah blah.)
Since the Goseigers are obviously going to help the professor on astronomy, I wonder what aspects of the subject will they accompany him on. They might figure out a way to communicate with or get back to Gosei World through his knowledge and teachings.
This was a decent episode. We now know that the five live together, and I wonder what the whole place will look like in later episodes after they have settled into the new living environment. I still hope we see flashbacks of their history in Gosei World and how everyday life was over there compared to that on Earth.
"The average person has one ovary and one testicle."
-Psychology textbook
takenoko wrote:What's wrong with mismatched socks? I just keep mine in a box and pull out the first two that don't have too many holes in them
I wish I had your tolerance in mismatched socks. I had such terrible self-esteem in the 1st grade after kids basically bullied me because of my name, the fact that I'm Asian and therefore automatically Chinese by 1st grade "common sense", that one time I wore mismatched socks to school and had the entire class laughing at me. One of the worst days out of all the bad days of my life, haha.
I suppose it's no big deal if the professor wears mismatched socks every day, but it's certainly looks like it's going to bother Nozomu for a while if it's only the first/second time he noticed it.
"The average person has one ovary and one testicle."
-Psychology textbook
So, can anyone read the monster's bio provided by Tv-Asahi.
According to wiki, Yuzeikusu is basically a Chironomidae alien.
What's more interesting is that apparently he's named after the film "The Thing" (遊星からの物体X, Yūsei kara no Buttai Ekkusu). Apparently, all of Warstar and it's monsters are named after famous science-fiction films. How accurate is this?
zheyao wrote:According to wiki, Yuzeikusu is basically a Chironomidae alien.
I thought it was a moth for some reason. Ah well. Anyway as I said before the monster designs in this series really appeal to me.
And so now we have a home base, and a (short) explanation of the "embiggenators." Hopefully this means we'll start getting more and more info about the bad guys every episode.
Other than that not much else to say about this episode. I thought it was pretty solid.
