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Oh yeah. I keep forgetting that Ginga Strium and Exceed X didn't get bosses to match their power-ups with.Not all episode 19 have bosses. That's why I think it's more likely that Sphere Megalothor will be a mid season boss since it's more likely for a boss to appear mid season or after the mid season episode. Since sometimes the mid season is just a stronger than normal enemy to allow the new form to debut while the episode after that is when the actual mid season boss like Gua and Diavolo appear.
Wow, what the hell? But weirdly enough, I think I actually remember something like that.Yeah I’m just trying to finish all the CRTs and stuff by tomorrow so that I don’t have to fix up the profiles during the two weeks I’ll be on vacation.
Pft guess you haven’t seen the Pre-Taiga era where the design and names for the final forms came out while the show was still in production. Like seriously back then before whoever the whole leak fiasco on Twitter you could find the name and design of Tokusatsu characters‘ final forms months before the show began.
Among Us plot thread confirmed!? Nah, seriously though, it's probably just because he hasn't apepared yet.It make me wonder that in Decker opening, Yuichirou (portrayed by Koyanagi) doesn't show up
This basically tell us something...
Decker episode 2. Also an excuse to make this thread not as dead as it actually is.
No offense to Trigger, never had any towards the series in the first place, because these 2 episodes of Decker already did so much better in establishing what's what in character, their goals and dynamics as a result of all those combined.
Overall the episode was definitely so much more character driven, even seen through the fight scene which when that happens, usually goes much slower and focuses more on ramifications of certain events, whether during or one set up way earlier, such as Asumi's injury.
My favorite point in the episode is the absolute audacity they had in already serving us another wham shot with the civilians' plight. It just hits different. We're already dealing with the cut-off, now we're seeing firsthand what these attacks can do to people. If Trigger carried over Nexus' focus on willpower, Decker brought back the emphasis on attack repercussions on where we usually don't see it whenever these literal giants fight.
Overall, Decker is already shaping up great in 2 episodes, and last I said this was on R/B, also directed by Takesue. Weird.
Eh, that's fine man. At your pace.Oh right the episode comes out today. Been on vacation so I haven’t really been chatting here much.
Not entirely lel, the finale arc of Dyna was nuts and Dyna was the second series that i watched in my childhood beside CosmosThey aren't already doing that?
Also, ayy, didn't realize you also agree to the idea that Dyna was comparatively and notably lesser all things considered.