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Hello there, my crowd! Welcome to my Weekly Musings: Red Edition. 

[I ❤ JAPAN] -- [I ❤ THE COLOR RED] -- [I ❤ CELESTIA]

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Hi there again, my crowd~!  A day late again? This time, I have a reason! Preparing for the holidays. But there is good news too~! Read and find out.

 So the biggest things that happened this past week were, a surgery and a robbery. My other lawn mower was stolen, and I still hadn't gotten over the first one being stolen.  I knew it was a matter of time, but I am still bummed. As for the surgery, it was for my uncle, and he seems to be fine. He's bouncing back, no problems. I really just need to get storage shed. There's no two-ways about it.

 I am late posting this update because I was preparing for Thanksgiving. Buying food and getting some things ready. Ran out of time on Sunday night to post this. But the good news is that I now have the rest of the week off!  And I'll be enjoying it to the max while also making some food for the big Thanksgiving feast with my family.

 Time for more trailers!  WB is saving and releasing previously scrapped projects. One of which is an animated Steve Urkel movie, about saving Christmas no less. Random and a little dated, but sure! Why not. Speaking of Christmas, Batman fans are going to be tested with Merry Little Batman. Not really for me, but maybe some fans will have enough of a sense of humor to like it. I might even enjoy it more than Lego Batman. Not sure if I mentioned it before, but there will be a sequel to Chicken Run. And finally, a Robot Chicken-style series called Pokemon Concierge was not on my bingo card, and I still have no idea if I should be thrilled or not. I am hoping that this will be an uncut/dual audio release.

 DonBros VS DonBuris: Humor Is Served.  Well, this definitely isn't a crossover movie, though there is a surprise cameo from another Zenkaiger actor. This is just a random movie that takes place somewhere in the later half of the DonBrothers TV show. It's the show's signature style of random humor on full display, and there was even a moment that actually got me to laugh. Perhaps DonBros was never meant to be that serious. Maybe stuff like this is what it was always meant to be about. I suppose if you're a fan of the show, you'll enjoy this movie just as much. You won't gain any lore or anything from watching it, but if tokusatsu tie-in movies aren't suppose to be essential viewing, then this movie definitely fits that bill. Originally, I was going to avoid this movie. Now that I've watched it, I almost wish I did, because it made my hungry!

 King-Ohger 36: You Can't Bury A Flower.  It's good to see that the Yellow Ohger didn't instantly take her kingdom back after all; seemed too easy in the episode previews. I would have preferred if her teammates (besides Red) sensed that something wasn't right about her, maybe some kind of suspicion that she wasn't acting like the queen they know. It felt like they were going in that direction for a while. Still, I like how it wrapped up. The impostor was outsmarted, and one kingdom is fully liberated.

 Gotchard 10: Mechanical Duet.  ...I suppose I'm happy this episode wrapped everything up with a happy ending? However, I can't help but get the feeling that this episode could have been more tragically driven in some ways. Also, gotta be honest, not really caring much for all these new Chemie combinations. About the only thing I noticed was that Goldmechanichor has a bulkier base than Gotchard's stardard base body. Not the first time we've seen a Kamen Rider toy with a bulky build, so they must be selling well.

That's all for now, my crowd.  Take care, and bring your appetites.

Gotta thank @Trot Shuffle for sharing this. It's been too long since I've heard a voice this soulful, let alone see anyone keeping old school genres alive with new material, yet here we are. My friend opened the door by showing me the artist, but I found this song on my own. This is "Promise" by Laufey.