I have to agree with Ken and Gwen in this episode. I just love it when Ben transforms into Rath and starts his "Let-me-tell-you-something!" rant to either an enemy or a Rath-sized hole. I must admit that it does make me want to grab a box of popcorn, laid back, and just watch the show.
I have to agree with you when Gwen made that stupid comment about 775's invisible ability. For some odd reason, she reminds me of what Teppei might say in your Yang-Yin fan fiction. I supposed it's probably the nature of Gwen's phrase and Teppei's nature as the "comic relief" that reminded me.
Aside from this, I enjoyed this episode. I thought that it was really interesting and amusing with all of those comical bits (like Ben's "Oh, truck!" comment). Rozum doesn't strike me as a bad guy. Like Amanda from Justice League, he just wants to protect his nation when it comes to aliens, but he just have a different (and stupid) method and idealism about it.
Great review, Akino. I look forward into the next one next time. Good luck!
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Date: 2011-05-01 05:56 pm (UTC)I have to agree with you when Gwen made that stupid comment about 775's invisible ability. For some odd reason, she reminds me of what Teppei might say in your Yang-Yin fan fiction. I supposed it's probably the nature of Gwen's phrase and Teppei's nature as the "comic relief" that reminded me.
Aside from this, I enjoyed this episode. I thought that it was really interesting and amusing with all of those comical bits (like Ben's "Oh, truck!" comment). Rozum doesn't strike me as a bad guy. Like Amanda from Justice League, he just wants to protect his nation when it comes to aliens, but he just have a different (and stupid) method and idealism about it.
Great review, Akino. I look forward into the next one next time. Good luck!