As we say goodbye to Catastrom form we say hello to the figuart version that is officially revealed
Hi everyone! I'm watching Tojima Wants to Be a Kamen Rider. (Great series, I recommend it to everyone!).
Without going into too much detail, it tells the adventures of a group of people who are a little too "enthusiastic" fans of the original Kamen Rider series.
A female fan of the original Tack complains that Kamen Rider Stronger could have saved her from death. I read the character's Wiki page, but it doesn't go into much detail about how it happened. For those who saw the episode, could Stronger have actually saved her, or was it more of a general complaint?
Without going into too much detail, it tells the adventures of a group of people who are a little too "enthusiastic" fans of the original Kamen Rider series.
A female fan of the original Tack complains that Kamen Rider Stronger could have saved her from death. I read the character's Wiki page, but it doesn't go into much detail about how it happened. For those who saw the episode, could Stronger have actually saved her, or was it more of a general complaint?
I tried it, but it wasn't to my taste. Too gritty (I guess is the word), too bloody, too cynical. I don't care for the art style either.
I don't know exactly what the fan said, but in Stronger episode 30, there was nothing Shigeru/Stronger could've done. He'd used up his energy freeing a bunch of imprisoned kids, and while Yuriko/Tackle stayed behind to cover their escape, she was struck by a villain's incurably lethal poison. Afterward, she didn't tell Shigeru she was dying, and in the final battle, she chose to sacrifice herself to defeat the villain.
Metatextually, however, there were plans to resurrect Tackle and upgrade her to full Kamen Rider status, but the season was cut short due to falling ratings, so they abandoned that plan. Maybe that's what the character was referring to.