Goseiger 41 released

[Phoenix512]

After Metal Alice abandons her latest Matroid after failing to attack the Goseigers, Eri becomes attached to it. Does it have no will to fight or does it have a hidden purpose?

Spoiler

Metal Alice sending one of Robogog's Matroid and redesigning it without his consent is quite disobedient. She is developing the thing that she thought it was useless to have. Koro's bond with Eri and sacrificing itself proves that. Looks like Metal Alice will betray her master and return Buredeo Run's memories. But I wonder will he help Metal Alice in the long run if he regains his memories.

I'm confused about why they had filtered so much during the initial scenes when Eri was helping Koro.

[ChelseaChampion]

Thanx for subbing!

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[Barim]

Reminded me a lot of one of the later episodes of Magi, if just for the fact of an enemy socializing with the Goseigers.

And of course Blade-Run/BuredoRUN wouldn't be himself if it weren't for his massive layers of schemes. The memory might be gone, but the person is definitely still present.

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[[cg]sasuke]

reminds of this bioman episode
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLycx2vp6Qc

[Catastrophe]

I don't think they've done a monster turns good episode for a the last few series. While it is a cliche plot, I did like how this one panned out.

[JCLegendary]

Oh, Buredo-RUN..."RUN" as in "To execute a computer program"...because he's a machine now.
I just got that.

Oh Buredoran, why must you be so awesome.

[m4rc0]

It as a standard enemy turns ally episode. Not much to say about that plot. But the Matorintis had a very cool design.

Alice might not know what will happen to her if she sides with Buredo, but the alternative being eternal abuse, she has to risk it. I also like how she did her own experiments.

This show had a lot of evil guys but only Alice, Makuin and Buredo are really cool. Dereputa was kinda cool but he couldn't do much more than he did.

And Eri's reaction when she heard of the bomb was too over the top. But in the end of the ep, actress played her role well.

I guess that's the first time someone pilots a mecha alone in this series. Also, the first to have someone other than Alata in the center...

[Battra]

Meh this episode just seemed kinda forced. Eri treated Ain-I more like a pet than another person, & why put a bomb on a monster that your not even going to use until the final battle? If it's to force Eri to show emotion over having to kill Ain-I there's certainly better ways of doing it than a bomb that could've easily destroyed the team before they even knew about it, & Ain-I certainly seemed capable of handling the team the second go around.

[MacrossDynamite7]

...could Koro really be Magis? Hmmmm, hmmmm...? A good set up if so!

[AeonRanger]

i feel a mutiny coming on in the evil empire. can't really say much about this episode except the fact that it sucked i hate it when they do episodes like this sure it may be teaching kids about being kind to robots but it's to cliche you can tell what's going to happen from a mile off

[kaemmerite]

Why would Robogog keep Buredoran's memory around instead of just completely deleting it? That just doesn't seem very smart.

[Kaheraji]

Wow, that was actually a lot sadder than I was expecting it to be.

[JCLegendary]

Why would Robogog keep Buredoran's memory around instead of just completely deleting it? That just doesn't seem very smart.

They are machines, and have made a bit of deal about collecting data along the way. Deleting a completely unique piece of data may be hard for them, even if it is guaranteed to come back in bite him in the metal bumplate.

[Catastrophe]

And, possible plot device to how he gets it back?

[PHurricane]

I thought this episode was nicely done. I've had trouble with the believability of the Goseigers' acting at different points throughout the season, but Eri's initial hesitance to risk hurting Koro coupled with her grief came across as very sincere. I wasn't expecting Koro to remember the time he spent with the Goseigers once Metal Alice activated him, so his final message to Eri was pretty touching.

I liked how Hyde and Agri commented on how Alata was acting a bit different after the time slip. It's nice to see characters reflecting on how previous battles have affected them.