SERIES COMPLETE: Tokusou Sentai DekaRanger

Whew. That took me like six months, but was totally worth it. The ending felt a little anticlimactic, after all that buildup... but in general, I had a couple of favorite characters (Sen, Tetsu, Swan) and didn't actually DISLIKE anyone, it was agreeably over-the-top and goofball, and was largely a fantastic "I need cheering up so I'll watch..." show.

Not sure what I'll replace it with. This was the first sentai I've watched all the way through... and technically, I still have the two "Crossover" episodes. Maybe I'll watch the next year's series. I think it's MagiRanger... hrmm.

From the Department of Way Too Late To Help...

I really wish I'd had this years ago.

...Ah, nevermind. On further inspection, it looks like this guide is for what if you specc'd "Jock" at char creation. I went "Fat Kid/Weird/Geeky", so this isn't much help.

(The jocks needed a walkthrough? I figured they just kinda cruised on through.)

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Incidentally, if you like JRPGs, The Last Remnant's on sale over on Steam for 10 bucks.

For those who'll know what this means, it's basically a SaGa game with a heavily party-based mechanic: That is, there's more recruitable characters than Shining Force and Chrono Cross COMBINED, and you can have eighteen of them banded together and sent into battle under the command of a Major leader-type party member.

It's -very- complex and sidequest heavy if you like that kind of thing. Very recommended. I've played a bit of the 360 version, and this was on my gift wishlist for a while. (Yay, posting that thing did some good.)

Please don't let this go by if you're at -all- a JRPG fan, and you have a PC Beefy enough to run it. It is a sorely, sadly overlooked game and shouldn't be.