TV-Nihon

darkmage02 wrote:Side note: Mugen Ghost has got to be one of the most OP final forms ever. Like, even Kiwami Gaim pre-God mode wasn't that OP. I don't recall any other Final Form Rider that can so easily lay waste to high ranking or general level MOTW.

Remember Infinity Wizard? Literally nothing could stop it short of the Big Bad(s). The fact that 'Mugen' means 'Infinite' is, in my opinion, not a coincidence.

LeoArchon wrote:Remember Infinity Wizard? Literally nothing could stop it short of the Big Bad(s). The fact that 'Mugen' means 'Infinite' is, in my opinion, not a coincidence.

I remember Infinity Wizard as having to put in more effort in defeating the MOTW, however easy, as opposed to Ghost going Mugen and end the fight in the next minute. I'm not saying Mugen being powerful is bad, I'm just at awe that's all.

I'm not really going to talk in detail about the episode, Just it was full of stupidity, I mean come on, the possessed daughter uses physic on them and they don't react, but ganmazier walks in, and they react..but the one thing i will comment on is my fear that crazy ghost man's plot and character development will be resolved in the movie and have no impact on the end game of the tv series what so ever

What is the main plot again?

My mind is spinning now. They have fewer than 10 episodes left, five arcs if they are lucky. If they are going to conclude the story they are going to have a tough time giving all of the minor characters backstories/completed journeys:

Javert: does he successfully figure out what life is about and turn baby face?

Cubi/Mozart: do they regain their mojo?

The other Shrine grunt (whats his name): does he ever get to do anything?

Kanon: Does she get to power up in personality or fighting power? (The movie might be a good place for this. Maybe Kanon is helped by the eyecon that was about resolving father/son relationships.)

Aira: Does she escape from two feathers and help Alian as the fourth rider?

Bills: Does he escape from Igor's control and prevent Igor's evil plan?

Igor: Will he be allowed to have an evil plan?

The Jyuougers: Will they bring DaWorld to a shrine to help him with his possession by the three Jyumins and pleasantly find out that their friend Takeru runs the shrine?

I'm gonna assume you're being serious and just say that half of those don't need to be completed by the time the show ends. =V

resop2 wrote:Aira: Does she escape from two feathers and help Alian as the fourth rider?

One does not simply misspell Alia and Alain's name and gets away with it........

ViRGE wrote:

Major love for Aria. Am I the only one who thinks she's hot as hell? (no pun intended)

El Wiki says that the actress is "Primary a bikini model," so it would seem most of Japan agrees with you.

had to check the wiki and after seeing her name... god damnit, i'm embarassed of myself for not directly recognized her!!! x_x

Thought it was weird that they didn't react when the body of the daughter used psychic powers. But other than that so was this episode a good conclusion to this two parter.

I wasn't surprised that Igor came back, I mean Javert came back lots of times earlier (though there was room between his appearances). I hope that we will see him do something interesting in the upcoming episodes.

I thought this wasn't that bad (particularly since there wasn't as much random humor as there was in the last episode). I really liked Shinozaki and Natsume's conversation, and it's nice to see that both Grateful and Igor survived Mugen. The teaser was neat, and it would've been neater if Aria did or said anything useful. Unfortunately, some of Makoto's talk about his dad did seem shoehorned into the story this time, as did Takeru's talk with Billy the Kid.

I really wish they'd hint at movie subplots earlier on, since it loses a lot of its emotional meaning if it's just gone over a few weeks before the movie (or worse, never talked about after it). That said, I found Shinozaki and Natsume's talk/flashback combined with Takeru's talk with Mayu about his father good enough to give it a 4.

Uzur9 wrote:What is the main plot again?

Something about rampaging llamas, I think.

As long as the Ganma administration still likes Igor, they can always give him new eyecons whenever he loses his.

Mxylv wrote:I thought this wasn't that bad (particularly since there wasn't as much random humor as there was in the last episode). I really liked Shinozaki and Natsume's conversation, and it's nice to see that both Grateful and Igor survived Mugen. The teaser was neat, and it would've been neater if Aria did or said anything useful. Unfortunately, some of Makoto's talk about his dad did seem shoehorned into the story this time, as did Takeru's talk with Billy the Kid.

I really wish they'd hint at movie subplots earlier on, since it loses a lot of its emotional meaning if it's just gone over a few weeks before the movie (or worse, never talked about after it). That said, I found Shinozaki and Natsume's talk/flashback combined with Takeru's talk with Mayu about his father good enough to give it a 4.

I have heard that the main writer for Ghost was working on the summer movie (I could be wrong here). So I think it will be more integrated with the show (though it will suck that we might miss out on something important that was brought up in that movie if that's the case).

ViRGE wrote:Meanwhile, this is the second week in a row we've had a cold open. I'm not complaining in any way, it's just kind of weird if they've made this switch for the rest of the series.

Have the commercial break timings changed? That would explain it.