A little late in posting this, only because I actually focused on watching paranormal shows these past few days. So we got another two-parter episode featuring a new ring warrior. Then again, it was always like that, right? As for this episode, I think we're already at the part where the members were rethinking about their initial wish when they decided to become Ring Warriors. At least, that's the implication of what Kinjiro was thinking at the end of the episode. I mean, that's what happened at the start of the episode with regard to Sumino's wish. Yes, she finally found her sister. But because the Shinkenger ring doesn't work now (as I already expected last episode), her goal shifted to that of finding a way to wake Oto up from her slumber. But why the rival, though? Why him? Just because both had wished for eternal youth?
I'm not really good at analyzing things like this for a show. Or maybe my attention and concentration span wasn't that long and strong at some other things, respectively. Right now, I think it's both. Sure, it's like a calmer episode that we needed after the ones about Rei and Bellum was settled — somehow. But of course, there could still be a deeper meaning to that shifting and rethinking of the Gozyugers' initial wishes. Let's see if the next episode will explain it to me at some point.
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