Rider Tears

Rider Tears

By MJ MuñozTV & FilmTV Reviews
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Rider Tears episodes

  • Kamen Rider Zeztz 47

    Kamen Rider Zeztz 47 made me reconsider what I thought the series was doing. What looked like a stalled final arc now feels more like an unusually structured continuation of the Nem illusion storyline, with the world, the cast, and their relationships still being rebuilt around us. I still have questions about whether this approach works week to week, but I can finally see where Zeztz may be going.

    Dive Deeper with my Inspector's Notes - https://mjmunoz.com/2026/08/28/kamen-rider-zeztz-47/

    9 min
  • Omegahorn 02

    Omegahorn Episode 2 reveals just how flexible its core mechanics really are. By breaking down the traditional barriers between human, monster, and giant-scale battles, the series gives itself far more storytelling freedom than I expected, while also laying the groundwork for a very smart toy line.

    Dive Deeper with my Inspector's Notes - https://mjmunoz.com/2026/08/05/omegahorn-02/

    10 min
  • Kamen Rider Zeztz 46

    Episode 46 introduces some fascinating ideas, from Nox Midnight Shadow's ability to break through illusions to the growing partnership between Baku and his allies. But do those strengths justify an episode that spends so much time revisiting familiar ground? I break down where Zeztz's slower pacing works, where it doesn't, and whether the series is building toward something meaningful or simply stretching out the journey.

    Dive Deeper with my Inspector's Notes -

    8 min
  • Omegahorn 01

    Project R.E.D.'s Omegahorn gets off to a surprisingly strong start with a world full of mystery, exploration, and monster taming that feels both familiar and completely new. In this review, I explain why Episode 1 immediately grabbed my attention and why I'm excited to see where this adventure goes next.

    What part of Omegahorn's world or lore made you most curious after Episode 1?

    Dive Deeper with my Inspector's Notes - https://mjmunoz.com/2026/07/30/omegahorn-01/

    13 min
  • Kamen Rider Zeztz 45

    The strongest part of Kamen Rider Zeztz 45 isn't its plot mechanics. It's the quiet dream of home, family, and domestic peace that The Lady desperately tries to preserve. Even if that dream is built on a lie, the longing behind it reveals something genuinely beautiful.

    Dive Deeper with my Inspector's Notes - https://mjmunoz.com/2026/07/29/kamen-rider-zeztz-45/

    10 min
  • Kamen Rider Zeztz 44

    Zeztz Episode 44 has an ambitious premise, but I don't think its clip-show format serves the story. The emotional core is strong, yet I believe the same impact could have been achieved in just a few minutes while letting the next chapter begin sooner. Here's why I think the execution missed the mark.

    Dive deeper with my Inspector's Notes - https://mjmunoz.com/2026/07/21/kamen-rider-zeztz-44/

    10 min
  • Kamen Rider Zeztz 43

    Sieg takes his first real step toward redemption by finally facing his sins—but has he actually earned forgiveness yet?

    Dive deeper with my Inspector’s Note - https://mjmunoz.com/2026/07/13/kamen-rider-zeztz-43

    12 min
  • Kamen Rider Zeztz 42

    Baku's battle with Catastrophe Gore Nightmare isn't just an action scene—it becomes one of the best pieces of character writing in Kamen Rider Zeztz. Here's why Episode 42 impressed me so much and why Baku continues to grow into one of my favorite Rider protagonists.

    Dive deeper with my Inspector's Notes - https://mjmunoz.com/2026/07/06/kamen-rider-zeztz-42/

    10 min
  • Kamen Rider Zeztz 41

    Odaka and Baku needlessly clash in Kamen Rider Zeztz 41, but I don't think this fight was earned. One conversation could have changed everything, and that's where I think the episode stumbles.

    Do you think this conflict made sense? Let me know in the comments!

    Dive deeper with my Inspector's Notes - https://mjmunoz.com/2026/06/30/kamen-rider-zeztz-40-2/

    9 min
  • Kamen RIder Zeztz 40

    Kamen Rider Zeztz 40 might be the sloppiest episode of the series so far.

    I enjoyed moments in this episode, but too much of it felt like setup replacing story. The reveal of the CODE: Somnia Capsem, the rise of the Oblivion Gore Nightmare, Baku's trip into the dream world, and Sieg's scenes all left me with the same feeling: the pieces are moving, but they aren't connecting as cleanly as they should.

    Am I missing something, or is Zeztz starting to stumble as it approaches the endgame?

    What did you think of Episode 40? Was it genuinely sloppy, or are all these mysteries about to come together in a satisfying way?

    Dive Deeper with my Inspector's Notes - https://mjmunoz.com/2026/06/23/kamen-rider-zeztz-40/

    11 min

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This is MJ, join me for episode-by-episode analysis of various Kamen Rider series. I love Rider, despite its flaws, so get ready for a gut-punching look at the bad, the good and the fascinating of…