I also think that it is quite difficult to understand, especially in the plot. And Ace's past lives play too small a role in the show to give them much attention.

I think it's safe to say that Geats is the next best Reiwa Rider since Saber or at the least the next well-concluded show since Saber. :rock:

Are you sure? That?s an awfully bold statement against all one intervening show.

*shrugs* Never thought of it as a bold statement, but I feel like out of the 4 Reiwa Rider shows so far Saber and Geats were better.

It just struck me as amusing that "best show since Saber" is essentially the same statement as "better than Revice."

Hot take, maybe, but I thought Geats was the best Takahashi show since Zero-One.

I wish I had the fortitude that Saber fans have, because I'm currently on my 3rd attempt at watching Saber, and I'm always just so confused :lol

Saber, much like Ghost, is sort of a show that really comes together in its second half. The first half is weird, and weirdly paced, but the second half makes all of those disparate elements connect in exciting, unique ways. If you're interested in seeing what Saber fans like about that show, I'd encourage you to power through some of the uneven first half to see how it all works together in the second half. An absolutely stunning batch of final episodes await you at the finish line!

I guess Saber worked for me after Kento supposedly got taken out and the whole show became about SOL vs Touma. Touma being the underdog who had to build himself up was what was fun for me. Also the subplot with Desast being the unintentional master for Ren was fun to watch too. And who could resist the smooth voice of Akio Otsuka describing the WRBs every time? :lolol

It's truly genius how personalized Touma's reconciliation with each rider was. It was there that it was revealed how much this show appreciates and understands each of its characters.
Also, don't forget Mei. It is very rare to make the only ordinary person in the main cast an important and necessary character.