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Yes, intense indeed. And at the end, just when it seems like Emi is starting to truly realize who she really is and what she can do... I didn't see that twist coming. Good for Kaan, a hero in the end. As for Belle, I don't think there was much chance of that, though Joji may not have entirely given up on her. LOL, and I love Ken. So hardcore he doesn't need a special bench at a gym to do his inclined crunches -no, a [i]window[/i] will do just fine! [URL=http://imgbox.com/TW8ogYbU][IMG]https://images2.imgbox.com/16/1e/TW8ogYbU_o.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

Joe may not get haircuts, but he does get a razor, it seems. And his hair isn't grey. In my mind, I'm sort of attributing Ken's premature grey hair to the hypershoot sickness he was suffering from in Gatchaman Fighter. Not that I'm certain that Infini-T Force is post-Gatch F. Trying to recall now what Ken said in the first episode... Now that I think about it, I wonder if this Joe is a cyborg? If so, that'll give him and Casshan something to bond over. [quote][i]Originally posted by ChrisW[/i] I was wondering if Joe's wearing a racing suit. [/quote] Ooh, it could be that. I was thinking "military" because to me it looks like something they'd wear on the Enterprise in Star Trek.

I like how they've depicted Ken so far -looking forward to seeing Joe in the movie! [URL=http://imgbox.com/zJUlzjY1][IMG]https://images2.imgbox.com/e5/af/zJUlzjY1_o.jpg[/IMG][/URL] Dr. Nambu looks about the same -better suit though. But does Joe have his hair in a ponytail?? That I might have some trouble getting used to. Looks like he's wearing a military uniform of some kind, though, which is interesting.

[quote][i]Originally posted by GrumpyGhostOwl[/i] when I realised he had a Beard of Evil which must have signified his Crossing the Moral Event Horizon, so there's two tropes right there.[/quote] Heh. Is there a trope for Ken's stubble? [quote][i]Originally posted by KT1972[/i] Preventing her death is more about him not wanting to grieve for her than her staying alive.[/quote] Good insight. I think he's more interesting as a villain now that I know what he's trying to do and why -and it's selfish and twisted but also very, very human. I understand better now too where Emi's depression comes from. Earlier there were times when it grated on me that she's living in a luxury home (where apparently all the expenses and maintenance just magically get taken care of somehow) with a bunch of hot guys and yet she's [i]depressed![/i] :confused1:

I was thinking that episodes 5 and 6 had some good fight scenes and character interaction but not a whole lot of [i]plot development,[/i] though that sure changed in the final 30 seconds of episode 6. Looking forward to finding out what Z is up to next... Interesting that Damian picked Ken as the one he thought Emi would give up her wish for, in order to save his life. He does seem to be turning into her substitute father/older brother figure, whether she wants that or not. Yes, Daddy Issues galore!