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this.^ whatever happens...please, please.please not Zoa-nerds!!!

We don't need a label. Star Wars fans don't need any.

so ive just watched ep 12 of Kiva... and it is getting more interesting and less laborious to watch... I now realise this Otoya guy is Wataru's dad - or in my head -''the violin dude''... he is quite a funny character actually since some things happened and IXA was introduced its become more intriguing, especially seeing as the ''modern day IXA dude'' is quite clearly a wrong 'un ... with the events of whats happened its quite clear that Wataru is looking for a father figure, hence him bowing a lot and asking for help from new sempai's all the time, I do hope we will find out the reason for this and why , presumably his dad wasn't around - I 'm guessing this is why he seems so weirdly introverted, shy or whatever... I wonder if being behind Kiva's mask takes all that away? im finding myself asking if hes like he is out of the suit then why does he fight?, why can he fight so well with Kiva? why does he even have Kiva? all this better get resolved!!

Well it's a given that Guyot probably pulled off another trick here. Though, you'd think with Guyver sensors, Sho should resolve all this easily.

After reading the chapter again I've noticed that when the spider is climbing the building you don't actually see guyot. I'm suspecting a little bit of a decoy play hear by our dear friend Richard. Send the troops in and make a sneaky get away

They respond with a movie

How come it's okay for the US to take hostages and torture them and force feed them without any charges ever being made? The US doesn't go over to the middle east to take back the hostages. They just use that as an EXCUSE. They are hypocrites, war mongers, thieves, indiscriminate murderers, cohorts with mass genocide-rs (israel), betrayers, they spy on their own people, treat them like criminals, treat their allies like enemies, violate international laws, they bleed dry anyone that they can without remorse all for the benefit of their pay masters. Do you really think they would actually do something in North Korea, a country with hardly any power and nearly zero riches? let's just wait until oil is found in North Korea and watch the US suddenly realise they need to start a 'humanitarian' mission. Note: The US I refer to is the political entity comprising of a government and military organisation. NOT the American people.