Daiji points his gun at Ikki and says he is the biggest threat to humanity and must be dealt with. “What is wrong with you Daiji?!” Vice asks desperately. Sakura stomps toward Daiji and slaps him, warning him not to touch her older brother.
Gai has upgraded his offices from the ruins of Daybreak to a fancy new office building in conjunction with launching the new Thouser-Intellion company. At the moment, he is trying to bring a President Humagear online. But Rin says there must be a problem with its learning. Gai asks her to pop in and take a look.
The opening credits are here! Ever since I started whipping up opening credits for these fake TARPHDME seasons, the cast lists were always limited to whatever passable video of a…
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After Jane sees a ghost engulf a man with their own eyes, an excited Amelia is eager to investigate. Ollie offers to help, as do the others. But before that, Solon directs them to a disturbance near the warehouses. They head over but only run into Void Knight.
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Slyther and Mucus report to Void Queen that Void Knight is still missing. Santaura uses a Sporix blob to summon Trackenslash and tells Slyther and Mucus to supervise him as he searches for Tarrick.
It’s still Monday somewhere in the world! Hehe. Here’s four new tracks I’ve checked out this week from TRENDZ, Son Dong Woon, ATEEZ and BTS.
Haruka and Shinichi tell Master Kaito about Tarou and ask to use more Kibi Points to save him. But Kaito says both Haruka and Shinichi already have negative points. While he understands them wanting to save Tarou, Kaito tells them to worry about themselves first as it won’t be long until bad things begin happening to them.
While Ikki and Vice do what they can to fight off the rampaging Demons across the city, Papa Ushijima broadcasts to the country imploring its citizens to reject Ararat and join up with Weekend instead to ensure the planet’s peace and stability. More and more people are heeding Papa Ushijima’s warning and gathering at Weekend evacuation shelters.
Considering my dislike for Saber and my increasing disappointment with Revice, I went into Kamen Rider: Beyond Generations (仮面ライダー ビヨンド・ジェネレーションズ) with apprehension. I had no idea what to expect and my expectations were definitely low. But perhaps that’s partly why I’ve come out of the film actually liking and enjoying it. Really enjoying it, actually. And much to my surprise, even succumbing to a huge MaGMCM at the end of it.
Stay tuned!