After thoroughly enjoying Kamen Rider Zero-One: REALxTIME, I was even more excited to see that Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider MetsubouJinrai (ゼロワン Others 仮面ライダー滅亡迅雷 ) had also been released and was waiting for me to quickly jump right in. And my goodness. If I wasn’t sure just a day ago, I might be sure now. Kamen Rider Zero-One might have just solidified itself as my favorite season after this film. And there’s still more to come!
Build and Zero-One rival each other as my favorite Kamen Rider seasons. But with the latter still fresh in my mind and me craving for even more, it has the slight edge. Needless to say, I was beyond excited to be able to watch Kamen Rider Zero-One: REALxTIME (劇場版 仮面ライダーゼロワン リアルタイム), the first of several (!) post-series movies. And it absolutely delivered.
Catching up with another busy few weeks of great music, here are four emotional rock tracks from MOVNING, IZ, Kim Jae Hwan and DAY6.
Here are four very different, but equally great songs from actor Kim Woo Seok, P1Harmony, Yoon Jisung and GreatGuys!
Stacey summons even more mecha. Zyuran and Gaon charge forward to try and take them on, one by one, but get thrown back. Just then, the robos begin disappearing on their own. Even Stacey is shocked by the development. Ijirude explains to Bokkowaus that using so many Gears at the same time drains the Geartozinger of energy.
While the Northern crew are celebrating the recent positive results, Sophia warns that Master Logos’ minions will likely appear soon to retrieve their Seiken, Books and the Northern portion of the All-Knowing Book.
Rose offers the jewels to the mummy who hands her a small box. Tyzonn says the box isn’t registering a reading. But once they actually open it, their Trackers go off as they see the Pink Emerald is inside it. Rose says the box probably had some metal that blocked the jewel from their trackers.
And so my 2021 rewatch of season 4 is over. TAR4 was always a sort of middling season. Especially sandwiched between seasons 3 and 5, two of the franchise’s gold standard seasons, it was easy for TAR4 to get lost in the shuffle. Of course after ten years of the HD Era, it’s also easy to look back at a season like TAR4 with great nostalgia.
Gai has opened up his new company Thouser-Intellion and is setting up his office in a familiar abandoned building. He activates a secretary-type Humagear who asks for a name. He gives her the name “Rin” and she registers it in her system.
Scripting Your Destiny (당신의 운명을 쓰고 있습니다) has an excellent premise about fate and free will. A premise so good that the ten, 25-minute episodes almost don’t do it justice. The romantic fantasy is a lighthearted story with a legitimately intriguing core foundation. And though thoroughly enjoyable in the end, it’s hard not to wonder how much better it might be in a different format.