[Mesnick]

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Originally Posted by Tokumonkey

Agito is one of the few Kamen Rider series I've never watched. I'm a little surprised they're doing this one rather than a more popular Rider like Shoutarou or Eiji.

Agito largely defined the franchise's development, laying the foundation for complex character relationships, ambiguous motives, and a convoluted overarching plot. While it was clumsy in some areas, overdone in others, the overall result is satisfying. Plus, it's Inoue's show, meaning it has its own fan base. And the design is cool.

[Sunred]

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Originally Posted by Tokumonkey

I'm amazed nobody's mentioned this yet.

Agito is one of the few Kamen Rider series I've never watched. I'm a little surprised they're doing this one rather than a more popular Rider like Shoutarou or Eiji.

I recommend giving it a watch. Like Mesnick said, overall result is satisfying. Some of the stuff we take for granted these days were done here first, especially the multiple riders with their own agenda and goals part. The mystery sci-fi element, for a lack of better words, I think makes it fun as well.