#superinframan

Would you equate Kamen Rider Black, with it’s mature themes with Metalder? I tend to feel a slight similarity there. But Black was obviously well received.

kamen rider privilege at work once again :/

honestly though, and i kinda talked about this when i finished it, i feel like the same sort of substance that metalder has isn’t really... there with black. if it had continued in the same vein as its first few episodes for most of its run, and had still been a success in the same year metalder got slept on, then i’d Really be able to say “something’s messed up here irt franchise standards.” 

It’s funny you point out running scripts. I learned a great deal of how to interact through NLP patterns. I think I ran those until they became natural.

Are you sure it’s ok to drive into Mordor?

As someone who’s lived in Cali all their life; this is normal. 

I'd like to see it explored more, too. Before F.O., the Ultra statues were even more enigmatic. Maybe something about "Evil" Tiga. Poor guy didn't seem to be a villain until Masaki took over his statue.

Yeah! The setting really made films like Final Odyssey work because there is no backup. They can’t ever phone home for help because they ARE home.

Totally agree though, I do wish they’d have explored “evil” Tiga, and maybe expanded more on what Tiga did back when he was actually super mega evil. Like what if “evil” Tiga had been the hero of justice fighting against the warband of Tiga, Kamila, and co.? What made Tiga turn to the light? Who were Tiga’s comrades who were smashed by Golza and Melba, and could they theoretically be reformed?