Kamen Rider Fourze (2011) Episode 7 Review

So, you’re probably wondering why I’m starting this off with a pic of a football w/hand statue? Well, this is a statue that Shun Daimonji’s Pops has had erected in his son’s honor. I should say if you’re familiar with The Breakfast Club, this episode will feel right at home for ya, and if you haven’t watched The Breakfast Club, go here now please:

Kamen Rider Fourze (2011) Episode 6 Review

The Kajin that you see here is the Unicorn Zodiarts, which is primarily known for it’s ability to remove its faceplate and transform it into a rapier for a concentrated ground/anti-air attack. This actually gives Fourze a great deal of trouble until he unlocks the full potential of the Elec Switch, as shown in Episode 6, which is nice because we do see a new form, but also kinda meh as we don’t really get too much of a good reason for JK’s issues with Gentaro’s pledge of friendship.

Kamen Rider Fourze (2011) Episode 5 Review

I guess for those looking at this pic and wondering why we would post something like that, well, this isn’t a kid’s blog folks,  just to get that out of the way. Besides, you (as in our reading audience) are going to get a earful when I finally get around to posting that Hibiki Retro Overview. So in this week’s episode of Fourze, JK tries to con his way into becoming Gentaro’s buddy while Miu plays dry foil to Kengo and Yuki steals the show with Overwhelming-Moe-Moe-Kyun-Massive-Attack. Oh, and the rest of the Episode’s pretty nice too.

Kamen Rider Fourze (2011) Episode 4 Review

The Kaijin you see here is the Chameleon Zodiart, first seen in the previous episode. It has the ability to blend in with any environment, creating a sort of invisibility, so to speak, and has a giant tongue as well as great agility. This episode continues where the previous one left off in quality, where Miu has to deal with a student body that doesn’t really like the fact that they just got crapped on, and Gentaro still needs to make a new buddy out of her.