Why is this so painful to watch right now? I mean, seriously? Do they really have to make Hoeru suffer even more? It's like he let go of everything that he was holding on to in life at that moment. I seriously want to beat Kuon for doing that to him. Calling yourself Hoeru's brother when all you did was to make him let go of the one reason he felt like he was existing.
I really want to curse the writer right now for this. Of course, that was just a joke. But this is definitely one episode that I don't want to watch for the second time. Hoeru really felt betrayed by everything and everyone around him --- even by the person he last thought of would do that to him.
Of course, there was still something that bothered me. Hoeru said he doesn't have a wish, even at the time that Tega Sword chose him to become one of the Gozyugers. Could it be that he knew what Hoeru was actually wishing for? Could he have sensed it even when Hoeru couldn't? I mean, it would be nice if it was like that. Deities don't usually interfere with anything such as wishes. By the way, Tega Sword really acts as a deity --- albeit a vague one at the moment.
Then again, why do I see a reference of Gekiranger in that episode title for next week? Could there be something? And why would Tega Sword convince Hoeru to become a Gozyuger again after he quit? What exactly did he see in him?
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