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Got up to rewatching up to the point where the Infinity was introduced with a friend that I wanted to show Wizard to (after first properly introducing him to Kamen Rider Kabuto, then Fourze)

And on top of all perversive, masturbation jokes he can spot and throw at it, we also noticed something else...

Earth! Fire! Wind! Water! Hear... err INFINITY!

By your powers combined, I am Captain Plane... Wizard!!!

Captain Planet! He's our hero! Going to take Phantoms down to zero!


Addendum:

With the Philosopher's Stone, Full Metal Alchemist time! But unlike that anime, Phantoms are more disposable in character, writing, and personality than five second tissues...

Heh. But where's the heart ring?

Hope, maybe?

takenoko wrote:Heh. But where's the heart ring?

Hint...

Dragon said to Haruto, "Your Heart revived me"

Haruto sheds tears that becomes the ring.

I made the jump.

Haruto used the power of HEART!

When you think of it, the main colour of infinity is pale blue.

And what is Captain Planet's colour ?

Aaaannnddd...

We have gotten to the point in Sora having finished the Full Metal Alchemist manga and correlating it to what is happening now.

Just because the philosopher's stone is in it, ALL OF A SUDDEN it's Fullmetal Alchemist.

Logic.

Dengar wrote:Just because the philosopher's stone is in it, ALL OF A SUDDEN it's Fullmetal Alchemist.

Logic.

Still is not the big reason why I did not like this series as much coming off of Fourze the previous season.

Anything magical themed will eventually fall back to this, the Philosopher's stone.

All characters are flat, with an expected non-dynamic emotion. We have a detective that doesn't do an effective job at being one, save for scenes that show such. An "assistant" that I feel isn't as useful as a support character. Haruto lacking in character and backstory being not impressive or impactful.

And, to think, I have to look forward to episodes up to 53. That is the longest a Rider series (I know of and watched) have taken. It shows how much they really want to wrap it up - and I give them credit for it - but Fourze told it well and under what Wizard did. So did Den-O, ish. Double did it well too, and all three had not just a good main actors/actresses, but good supportive roles.

Wizard falls in line with OOOs, but OOOs had way to much thrown in to work with and emphasized characters that did not do much. The kamen-rider-versary episode was off place too, despite being a homage episode.

So, by my logic, I expect Fruit Ninja to do well.

Renigami wrote:Anything magical themed will eventually fall back to this, the Philosopher's stone.

Magiranger didn't.

Renigami wrote:Still is not the big reason why I did not like this series as much coming off of Fourze the previous season.

Anything magical themed will eventually fall back to this, the Philosopher's stone.

All characters are flat, with an expected non-dynamic emotion. We have a detective that doesn't do an effective job at being one, save for scenes that show such. An "assistant" that I feel isn't as useful as a support character. Haruto lacking in character and backstory being not impressive or impactful.

And, to think, I have to look forward to episodes up to 53. That is the longest a Rider series (I know of and watched) have taken. It shows how much they really want to wrap it up - and I give them credit for it - but Fourze told it well and under what Wizard did. So did Den-O, ish. Double did it well too, and all three had not just a good main actors/actresses, but good supportive roles.

Wizard falls in line with OOOs, but OOOs had way to much thrown in to work with and emphasized characters that did not do much. The kamen-rider-versary episode was off place too, despite being a homage episode.

So, by my logic, I expect Fruit Ninja to do well.

Fruit samurai.