This is one of the rare occurrence where the American adaptation of a Japanese show actually made a doomed character's fate can be considered to be worse than its original show, despite it's still implementing Never Say 'Die'.Until Master Eubulon is rescued that is, since only he can rescue the fallen Riders from the Advent Void. Wanna know the worst part about a Rider getting Vented? They're essentially being trapped in a comatose-like state inside a pod between dimensions in which no one can ever save them.Strike's Calling Card he left when Kit finds out that Strike took his father.He first hits a support bar, and then lands quite painfully on the ground. Len throwing Albert Cho over the side of a railing.Sting gets the advantage in the second, but Strike still curb stomps him until he is wheezing. It happens again for their next two battles.He doesn't let Sting draw a Card, and only spares him because Kit and Len showed up. Strike's merciless beating on Sting in their first fight.Strike's brutal Final Vent kick on Thrust when he first shows it.'You can't talk your way out of this one, Drew, which is too bad, because I don't think you're good enough to fight your way out of it either.'.Strike chases him through the windows, and the nearby sirens probably out to get Drew doesn't help either. He is ambushed by all of the minions, including Strike, and escapes, but he isn't even safe in the city. Drew getting busted as The Starscream.

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