Originally Posted by Switchblade (Post 838538)

I wouldn't trust Sougo to symbolically open a mall, much less make actual policy decrees.

Originally Posted by Switchblade (Post 838538)

I wouldn't trust Sougo to symbolically open a mall, much less make actual policy decrees.

Originally Posted by Mesnick (Post 838566)

Come on, as for me, he is far from the most irresponsible rider. For example, how many ZEСTroopers died because Tendou took his time?

Originally Posted by gashatfreak (Post 838577)

What kind of policy decrees would Sougo make anyway?

Originally Posted by Switchblade (Post 838579)

Probably a lot, but I wasn?t comparing Sougo to anyone else. On his own merits he?s just very much a well-meaning moron.


I honestly don?t know; he very obviously has no idea how monarchies work and I have to assume that ignorance also extends to basic governmental functions. I suspect he would mostly just put people he met when he was a kid in charge of everything while devoting full government resources to finding his one true love: that girl that was nice to him that one time.

Originally Posted by Matrixbeast (Post 837181)

I have no idea, but from other sources (See: Here, Twitter, Youtube comment section), I don't think it's as popular as some Redditers try to say it is.
Like, while there are some aspects that are universally praised (People love Izu, Fuwa, Horobi, the suit designs, and the action sequences), there's just as much stuff that is near universally criticized (The slog that was the job arc, Gai's lack of a satisfying comeuppance and an undeserved redemption, Aruto).

I honestly consider the series mid at best, with it poorly telling a story about robots and ethics.
If the subreddit goes that far if you criticize it, then it's just a circlejerk that you can't do anything about.

Originally Posted by GoldenXtreme (Post 837186)

I like Zero-One a lot personally, but it has a lot of flaws for sure. The real issue might simply be the fact you were on the Kamen Rider Reddit.:lolol