Summary
Go! Go! The ranger lost! episode #9 will premiere June 9 at 1:00 a.m. PT on Hulu. Go! Go! The ranger lost! episode 8 has a lot to develop D and the larger supporting cast. Ranmaru's development and sacrifice in episode 8 opens up interesting avenues for Go! Go! The ranger lost!
Even though the first season is about to end, Go! Go! The ranger lost! doesn't slow down the action at all, and episode #9 is set to be as chaotic and engaging as its predecessors, if not more so. As always, there's a lot to like with Go! Go! Loser Ranger!, and that created a lot of anticipation for the release of volume #9.
Few hours away! Go! The ranger lost! Episode #9 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 #9 will premiere on Sunday, June 9 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 in Go! Go! The ranger lost! Episode #8?
Produced by Yostar Pictures; Directed by Takahiro Kaneko & Tatsuya Nokimori
Come in! Go! The ranger lost! episode #8, “Shout Out Loud, Cadets!”, revealed that one of D's teammates, Ranmaru, rigged one of the alarm clocks to go off early, so the second day of the Bailong Exam was still not over. D took advantage of the confusion to steal back the yellow key, while they cut the things, Team D successfully kept the golden key until the end of day 2.
After the test, Ranmaru tells everyone how he discovered a secret, powerful form for their devices called Burst Mode and that they can use it to their advantage. pit yourself against the other team on the final day. Feeling confident in himself for the first time in his life, Ranmaru then officially cuts ties with Urabe, only to accidentally run into Peltrola while killing Aizome. Ranmaru sacrificed himself to let Aizome escape, and while Peltrola went to heal his wounds, XX disguises himself as Ranmaru and breaks into the Bailong Exam.
Despite the serious situation, the last day of the Bailong exam still took place, and the teams decided to settle things with one-on-one matches. D quickly gains the advantage over Shion thanks to Burst Mode, and although he finds himself related to Shion due to his hatred of the Rangers for how they treated his brother, he continues to fight him Let's get the key. However, it looks like D will win, Shion accidentally puts her device into Burst Mode in a fit of rageand now they are fighting on equal terms.
Go! Go! The ranger lost! Episode #8 Excellently shows D's personality
Anime's unique main character is becoming more and more complex
One of the best parts about Go! Go! The ranger lost! episode #8 is how it portrays D's personality. For most of the series, D is shown to be arrogant and contemptuous of humans, but D's reaction when he realizes that he and Shion are similar in their hatred of the Force The ranger force shows that. D is not entirely capable of sympathizing with humans when sympathy can be warranted. That adds a lot more to his character than previous episodes, and it will be cool to see how that develops in future anime episodes.
Supporting characters shine in Go! Go! Loser Ranger Episode #8
The series' large cast gets a bit of exposure
The best part about Go! Go! The ranger lost! episode #8 is that it finally starts doing something with the side characters. Not only is Shion's character further developed to the point where D begins to sympathize with him, but D's team, as a whole, are finally given meaningful roles, whether it be thanks to things like Angel's determination, Shippou's stupidity or Yamato's much braver character. and more faithful than previous episodes. It's still not perfect but now it feels like Go! Go! The ranger lost! is working with a genuine cast as opposed to just talking about D.
Ranger First Class Aizome is another great highlight of episode #8. Previous episodes have implied that Aizome is much stronger than her cute and childish appearance, and between Aizome severely injures the boss monster Peltrola despite not being a Dragon Keeper and her determination in the face of death, it all paid off perfectly. Aizome will definitely continue to be involved in the rest of the story, and whatever she does when she returns will certainly be interesting to see.
However, the biggest highlight of episode #8 is definitely Ranmaru. Out of everyone on D's team, Ranmaru received the most growth thanks to his discovery of mechanical skills, his newfound desire to pursue his dreams, and most notably, his determination to fight back against his enemies. unimaginably powerful like Peltrola. Ranmaru quickly became one of the most beloved characters in anime, thus causing Ranmaru's death and subsequent replacement by XX hit even harder, and with writing like that, there's a lot to like about the rest of Go! Go! The ranger lost! cartoon.
Be sure to watch Go! Go! The ranger lost! episode #9 when released on Sunday, June 9.
