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I like how they made the whole thing (minus the post credits) sound like one take and I like how gorish it was but I don't like how they switched the main focus from the auctioneer to the detective and I don't like how they did a full genre change starting with episode 2 then another change post credits building up for another season. Wish it sticked to the shady business shown in the first episode throughout the whole series. I like it and I don't like it but the ratio is 70/30!!

Season 2 as both parts are the same season but I agree, and there's more source material to base the second season on, I guess? Didn't watch the original and Idk about the differences but I'm sure there's more to it.

If there's anything I truly don't like about the final episode is how they wasted the final scenes, the post escape scenes on Woo Jin, and her romance instead of showing us what happened to the team, where they are now and what they're doing with their money. Such a mild disappointment :/
Lol at the director.

Done at last, can't tell which of the 2 parts I like the most but Ep. 8 was undoubtedly the best. And wish we got more of Tokyo than we did lol Overall this was really a banger from start to finish!

At this rate, we'll get GTA6 before we get S02.

Episode 11:
- Not a fan of 'at first' troop/cliche.
- The remaining hostages accepting the 3 billion bribe make them accomplices so shouldn't that make them criminals giving the authorities the excuse they need to raid the Mint and arrest everyone without fear of public opinion?!!!
- Unrelated to Ep.11 but I don't get why the mercenaries weren't the ones who handled destroying the car in the first place and I still don't get why the Professor had to take care of it by himself.

Episode 8 was absolutely WTF from start to finish and i sure hope the remaining 4 episodes will be just as MAD.

Okay, I think I'm simping for Tokyo.

Berlin is absolutely mad.

4 episodes in, Berlin is lowkey right.

Episode 1 was honestly great, 2 was weak, 3 and on were okay, last episode, cliffhanger, worst kind of endings, adding just a couple more episodes would've probably been better than stretching for another season.

That's the difference between years long of planning and just a couple of years of planning and with this kind of story you really can't do much other than repeating what you've already done, this season is great example of letting things end when they end as sequels can easily ruin perfection.

Yeah, they should've let it end with the first season which was perfect with a perfect ending, now they're just milking it out.

Disappointing sequel with a disappointing ending but I cannot wait for the 3rd season of this stretch anyways.

It had it ups and downs and left many things unanswered -I assume due to trying to squeeze everything into 10 episodes- but overall it was still an amazing ride nonetheless with the best part -besides the outstanding visuals- being that the public became fully aware of what was going on, something that RARELY happens in the toku universe -really, watching other toku makes people sound like they have amnesia or something, but who knows, maybe Aoi was behind it all along!!- and I do wish, as much as I know it won't happen for Wing-Man to make a surprise appearance in Boonboomger vs King-Ohger.

What makes this so amazing isn't the story itself or anything else, because the story is quite generic. What makes it amazing besides being so much like Kamen Rider and Super Sentai but is neither, is that pure toku nerdism, it tackles every single aspect of a toku diehard fan. Rather than an average toku setting, it more like the "real world" setting when you, the toku fan, gets to become one of the heroes you loved watching since childhood, and that's exactly what makes surprised me and hooked me on this toku, I'm so hyped and invested but again it sucks it's just 10 episodes, and only 10 episodes for the 80 manga chapters is TOO short, well, hopefully they won't axe it and are already planning a second season.
Overall, I really hope this is just the start for more toku adaptations. I get anime is the (much) more popular medium but toku have its own unique charm which makes me want to see more manga adapted to toku than anime. At least the superhero stuff.

This is so, so, SO good, so much more promising than both Boonboomger and Gavv, so unbelievable!! It's a shame it's just 10 episodes, tho, but still nice and fresh to see a toku other than the big 3.

Overall I love these 2 movies but it sucks they didn't delve into Yua Yaiba or/and didn't explain how Azu came to be and why she's the same model as Izu. I'm not sure if they did in other specials or not but oh well, still doesn't change how impressed I was and I am with Others.

As for this first half of Others, I loved the villain, he was pure evil and actually relates to real "1st world" politicians, he was however, super stupid for confronting Metsuboujinrai when his plan to use them for his twisted BS was just kicking off lmao.

They wasted Azu, but not like there was much they could do with her anyways.

Both Others movies (which are technically just 2 halves of one longer movie) are unexpectedly and surprisingly good, outstanding and far better than both previous Zero-One movies; The First Generation & Real x Time, the first suffers from being hardly a crossover movie, the second story was beyond lame and only got the flawless action going for it. As for Others, the story, the dialogue, the characters, everything minus the action thanks to the clear as daylight low budget (such a shame), were brilliant, and too bad those suits, riders and characters weren't in the show itself. Actually, this made me seriously wish they'd remake Others as a full-fledged 2nd season for Zero-One. Why waste such brilliance on a low budget epilogue duology????