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* Act 6, the team fights a Gendoshu that insults people, which somehow causes them to explode and go flying into the scenery. This is truly CrazyAwesome, but it makes you wonder why they don't just fight him while wearing earplugs?
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* Act 6, the team fights a Gendoshu that insults people, which somehow causes them to explode and go flying into the scenery. This is truly CrazyAwesome, RuleOfCool, but it makes you wonder why they don't just fight him while wearing earplugs?
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*** Most likely. Note that Liveman tried a similar solution to a villain who could make anyone hearing their music fall asleep by muting all sound from their helmets only to promptly get ambushed from behind by enemies they couldn't hear coming and lost that fight rather badly.
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* So we learned that Shiba Kaoru was meant to the true Shinken Red, trained in secret to master the final sealing symbol while having Takeru act as her BodyDouble to keep her secrecy until she reveals herself and takes over the leadership. When the team dynamic falls apart because they suddenly had a different leader, they switch back to Takeru. Even if the whole plan wound up being a bust, wouldn't it hurt to have her be the seventh Shinkenger? Would having two Shinken Red at once really be that confusing and/or will put a strain on whatever is the Super Sentai version of the Morphing Grid? Seems like a complete waste of her training after the sealing symbol turns out to be a dud.
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** Well, they do actually shout out there names during roll call and some civilians seem to know the location of the Shiba Clan Manor.
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** Well, they do actually shout out there their names during roll call and some civilians seem to know the location of the Shiba Clan Manor.
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* Whatever happened to the Inromaru after Buredoran spirited away with Takeru in ''Goseiger vs Shinkenger''? Last time we saw, it was still attached to Shinkenmaru when Buredoran was holding it.
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** As a person learning Japanese, I myself had a good deal of instances where I mistake a Kanji's stroke orders on a whim, while I could have gotten them right if only I think carefully first. Chiaki's Kanji "Ki" in the scene you described is a ''really'' basic Kanji that a child could have gotten right, so it doesn't make much sense for him to be getting it wrong. Which is why, if you don't mind a little speculation from me, I think that scene is meant as ''characterization'', i.e: he's lax, improper, free-spirited and doesn't restrict himself to rules, which is what that Act is about. And that Act 3 is one of the early episodes which sets up the characters further from what was established in Act 1, so that's all the more reason for me to think so. One more fact I know is that YasukoKobayashi tends to drop little hints like that throughout, as opposed to big, full-blown character trait dumps all at once, keeping the audience reminded of that character. -- Infinix
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** As a person learning Japanese, I myself had a good deal of instances where I mistake a Kanji's stroke orders on a whim, while I could have gotten them right if only I think carefully first. Chiaki's Kanji "Ki" in the scene you described is a ''really'' basic Kanji that a child could have gotten right, so it doesn't make much sense for him to be getting it wrong. Which is why, if you don't mind a little speculation from me, I think that scene is meant as ''characterization'', i.e: he's lax, improper, free-spirited and doesn't restrict himself to rules, which is what that Act is about. And that Act 3 is one of the early episodes which sets up the characters further from what was established in Act 1, so that's all the more reason for me to think so. One more fact I know is that YasukoKobayashi Creator/YasukoKobayashi tends to drop little hints like that throughout, as opposed to big, full-blown character trait dumps all at once, keeping the audience reminded of that character. -- Infinix
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** Do watch Tensou Sentai Goseiger vs. Shinkenger: Epic on Ginmaku. They clearly survived.
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** Good point. However, it is safe to presume that when they get turned into giants, they are protected from drying out faster if not as fast.
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* Why didn't the Ayakashi ever dry out during their second lives? You'd think being much larger they'd dry out faster.
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* What's up with the crappy explosions for the giant monsters? Why does the rest of the show look so great, but then the giant Ayakashi go up in this gay little poof of sparks?
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* What's up with the crappy explosions for the giant monsters? Why does the rest of the show look so great, but then the giant Ayakashi go up in this gay little poof of sparks?
