Summary
Go! Go! The ranger lost! episode #10 will premiere on Sunday, June 16. Go! Go! The ranger lost! episode 9 sees the Blue Keeper join the fight and gain surprising depth. The animation and writing of episode 9 make it the best anime ever and set high expectations for episode #10.
Go! Go! The ranger lost! episode #9 took the story in another bold direction, one that had many people excited episode #10upcoming release of. The show is slowly coming to an end with each new episode, and with everything that happened in episode #9, there are still plenty of reasons to be excited about it.
Go! Go! The ranger lost! episode #9 continues the escalating conflict involving the Bailong Exam and the Rangers dealing with the sudden appearance of the boss monster Peltrola. Even though Peltrola isn't present in the episode, the overarching conflict surrounding him still progresses to a surprising degree, thanks in large part to Blue Keeper suddenly participates in the Bailong examarc.
It made for an enjoyable episode from start to finish and has many people excited for the upcoming episode #10.
Few hours away! Go! The ranger lost! Episode #10 has been released
Go! Go! The ranger lost! streaming exclusively on Hulu, accessed through their website, app, or Disney+. Assuming no delay, Go! Go! The ranger lost! episode #10 will premiere on Sunday, June 16 at 1:00 a.m. PST, 4:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST) and 9:00 a.m. Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).
What happened at Go! Go! The ranger lost! Episode #9?
Produced by Yostar Pictures; Directed by Hiroshi Takeuchi
Go! Go! The ranger lost! episode #9, “Battle! Fever! Fighter D!”, continues with D and Kai's team fighting for the keys needed to pass the Bailong Exam. Even with their secret Burst Form, D's team could not completely outperform Kai's team, but thanks to Angel's strategy, Shippou's bizarre physicality, and XX's brutality while disguised as Ranmaru, D's team has obtained all the keys needed to pass the Bailong Exam except the red key.
As D and Kai continued to fight, XX intervened and attempted to kill Kai to get the key, but before she could, Blue Keeper rushes into the scene from above using his Spirit. Realizing that XX was the Beast and not Ranmaru, the Blue Keeper chased XX throughout the testing facility and finally subdued her with his Divine Treasure. Blue Keeper, enraged with XX's state and Peltrola left Aizome behind, then began torturing XX for information, but before she could reveal anything, D arrived and saved her. Meanwhile, D convinces Blue Keeper that he thinks XX is Ranmaru.
Not in the mood to waste time on explanations, Blue Keeper decides to fight D and activates his Spirit to do so. The Blue Keeper's aura has many more diverse abilities than the one he used to kill D, leaving D and XX quickly with no way to fight. The Blue Keeper himself emphasized that when he went to kill people and while talking about how they would pay for what happened to Aizome, D finally accepts that Peltrola is still alive, even though the boss monsters are believed to be dead.
Go! Go! The ranger lost! Episode #9 shows the depth of one of its villains
One of the best parts about Go! Go! The ranger lost! episode #9 is the depth it adds to the Blue Keeper character. Before episode #9, the Blue Keeper seemed to be the worst of the Dragon Keepers with his aggression and violence, but Go! Go! The ranger lost! episode #9 reveals that the Blue Keeper is a surprisingly kind person underneath his violent personality, his relationship with Aizome is a particularly important part of that. He's still undeniably a villain, but that added depth helps flesh out a lot of the Blue Keeper's personality and keeps him from being just a generic villain.
Go! Go! The ranger lost! Episode #9 is the best episode of the Anime
From a technical standpoint, Go! Go! The ranger lost! The anime has been a bit of a struggle since the first few episodes; no episode is completely bad, but the animation and direction rarely live up to the quality of the story. Fortunately, episode number 9 not only has much more stable quality but also animation and overall direction of Go! Go! The ranger lost! episode #9 is one of the best episodes in the entire anime. The season is gradually coming to an end and this is a good sign that the season will be successful.
The writing for episode #9 is also top notch. The Bailong portion of the episode is filled with a lot of funny moments and great characters from both teams, and when the Blue Keeper enters the story, the writers not only do a great job of selling the depth of his character but also Go! Go! The ranger lost! also perfectly captures the Blue Keeper's ferocity as a villain through how easily and brutally he handled D and XX. Go! Go! The ranger lost! episode #9 is easily the best episode to date, and with any luck, episode #10 will be just as great.
Be sure to watch Go! Go! The ranger lost! episode #10 when released on Sunday, June 16.
