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The fight in this episode between Hyde and Burajira was really good. Nice backhand finisher!

The line from GoseiKnight about delivering judgment upon the Earth actually makes his "The convicting Knightick Power" line make sense

So basically Burejira doesn't get the point why the Gosei Angels of the past punished him. Yeah you may sealed the Yuuma Beasts into the Erurei Box but you sacrifice your comrades for their power in the process. He still using the same trick with his Headders being used in combat so they can be defeated by the Goseigers to become wedges.

I'm a bit surprised by Hyde in this episode since he's the one who went charging without a plan of action at all. And Nozumu is useful.

Yeah. Last episode he made himself sound so innocent, but the slaughter of his comrades fully made it justified.

Also, I think they did that with Hyde so they had an excuse to use Seaick Gosei Great. Which also makes me think the Skick one will rock up next ep (just to complete the mandatory don't forget about the early season powerups they like to throw in in the last few episodes).

I guess seeing Burajira basically admit to using his comrades as tools in his overall plan really hit a never for Hyde, it's no wonder Hyde lost it and went full charge on Burajira. Interesting that his last two header's have their names spearheaded and actually pronounced out, wonder if that's a little homage to OOO's forms besides being bad puns on film franchises, unless that's how the Japanese actually say the franchise names.

Oh and Nozumu it's not a "Trap" unless Admiral Ackbar says it's one.

I guess seeing Burajira basically admit to using his comrades as tools in his overall plan really hit a nerve for Hyde, it's no wonder Hyde lost it and went full charge on Burajira.

Couldn't agree more, I thought the episode seemed really forced as a Hyde episode until we saw that Magis flashback, then it all made sense. Really nice touch there.

Phoenix512 wrote:So basically Burejira doesn't get the point why the Gosei Angels of the past punished him. Yeah you may sealed the Yuuma Beasts into the Erurei Box but you sacrifice your comrades for their power in the process. He still using the same trick with his Headders being used in combat so they can be defeated by the Goseigers to become wedges.

I'm a bit surprised by Hyde in this episode since he's the one who went charging without a plan of action at all. And Nozumu is useful.

I'm with stupid ^^ (figuratively not literally)

Battra wrote:Interesting that his last two header's have their names spearheaded and actually pronounced out, wonder if that's a little homage to OOO's forms besides being bad puns on film franchises, unless that's how the Japanese actually say the franchise names.

The names are split up based on the number of heads the monster has: Namono-Gatari has two heads, Bari-Boru-Da has three, and Lo-O-Sa-Ri has four.

Also, having the 'header' monsters all based on creatures with multiple heads, I See What You Did There.

This makes me think, did Burajira essentially invent the Knightick style? I mean, he did have a Knightick orb, and that style is essentially the combination of all three tribes abilities, and Groundion WAS his headder.

Just a thought.

He probably did. Since the Goseigers where totally confused on how Goseiknight is able to use all their abilities, at the same time. Since Burajira was lost for 10,000 years. They wouldn't of known of the technique.

I really like that they explained why the current Gosei Angels' powers are different than Burajira's and why they're confined to cards. Giving it a reason makes it feel a little less gimmicky.

You can always count on a good fight when the calm, logical member of the team snaps. It's possible that Burajira was deliberately inciting Hyde to get him to use the Seaick techniques/Brothers, but I don't think he was expecting to take the hits that he did from Hyde. That's probably going to be Burajira's ultimate undoing - underestimating the Goseigers after he has predicted their actions with almost-perfect accuracy. (The Miracle Gosei Headders being the big exception to that rule.)

Huh...I just noticed that the ending theme lyrics have been calling the Goseigers the "saviors of the future" this entire time. Nice (albeit obscure) foreshadowing.

Well, he constantly calls them apprentices as a form of mocking, but they are strong enough to best his headders in combat. Then again, end villain arrogance is usually taken advantage of by the heroes.

PHurricane wrote:You can always count on a good fight when the calm, logical member of the team snaps.

This. Burajira reveals that he's been backstabbing people since way back when, and it hits the one guy on this show who knows full well how much losing a comrade is supposed to hurt. Hyde challenging Burajira straight out was awesome enough, but the fact that he flat out kicked the dude's ass made my night. Not to mention, our blue man here scored the first actual damage to the Burajira form that we've seen. Seaick Tribe represent! XD

This was kinda the first Hyde ep where he didn't realy bond with anyone.
He just gave a major crubstomp.

So we're closing in on the final countdown. In my experience with Sentai, we have two episodes or an episode and a special left. Did anyone notice that his laugh sounded like a horse neighing? It kinda made him lose evil points for me.......No one sounds evil when they laugh like that.

Was there a Kodansha Special DVD this year?