Kamen Raidâ Seibâ

Few things I really like about Saber is its ambitious storytelling, thus I really love the concept of Knights,Stories and stuff. And hey, dont forget about the series having extremely good visuals, rider suits. Both are intricate and aesthetically pleasing. Talk about the long henshin sequence and battles are well...very well-choreographed^^ ... the series however has some flaws(?) e.g. The pacing especially in the early episodes, can feel a bit rushed as it introduces the expansive lore of the Wonder Ride Books. And the characters are a bittt too much that'll find the viewers overwhelmed but thats thats.

But despite those considerations, Kamen Rider Saber.has very captivating take on the franchise, because you can feel the power of imagination, pays homage to classic literature(stories)

so lets say that. Saber is a journey worth embarking on.

I really enjoy the story of this series and characters are well maded, I dont know why people rate this show so bad, but in my opinion this is a really good show.

It's true that first arc suck because of pandemic but saber started to get better after episode 13. Final arc is one of the best and my favorite. Overall It's amazing season!

I give a five point' because.this series has boring and a point story don't get and over selling item altough a new eps insteristing but i don't goal this story

In this episode it is very exciting because the Touma is determined to find the truth who is the traitor of Sword of LogosKamiyama, a young novelist and bookshop owner as he is drawn into a fantastical battle between warring knights, featuring fairy tale settings, dangerous monsters, and all while and meeting a myriad of characters along the way.

Kamen rider Saber is the second Reiwa Era Kamen Rider series and as such you can feel the show trying to find its identity. If you are familiar with Kamen Rider the first episode feels a bit like W or OOO tonally, but it shifts into a tone that reminds me of Kamen Rider Wizard and Super Sentai (please don't be scared off by that comparison though!)

Right now we are a little early into the show's run (I am writing this just a couple hours after watching the fourth episode), so it is difficult to gauge the overall quality of the show, however currently the show has a lot of potential, but is being held back by odd pacing and an upsetting overuse of stock footage.

The main strength of the show as it stands over the writer's previous contribution to the franchise (Kamen Rider Ghost) is the characters and acting. While the characters are still a bit flat everyone has defined personality traits, and no one feels too similar to anyone else. The actors seem like they are having a lot of fun, and in particular I quite like the actor for Touma.