Thanks! I'm glad it seems to be a generally recommended series, because I really like the designs of Agito and G3 from what I've seen so far. I will definitely start it soon.

Yeah like Switchblade said; if you like Kuuga you'll probably enjoy Agito too.

I had a blast with Kuuga and had lots of fun watching Agito as well.

Between monsters and Riders, I think Agito has some of the best designs out of the whole Kamen Rider franchise.

Gazai & Onpu Ganma wanted to paint & make music. I wonder if Book Ganma will do the same who wants to make stories.

Like with other people say, Agito has references to Kuuga but I don't view it as a sequel. They are set in the same world, but you don't need to watch one to watch the other. I view the same with Violence Jack and Devilman or with Frankenstein Conquers the World and The War of the Gargantuas.

I loved Kuuga, but I find Agito to be okay. The characters and designs are great, but the story feels underdeveloped.

I wouldn't consider Agito to be a follow up to Kuuga. You can watch it without having seen Kuuga and you'd be fine.

I remember disliking Kuuga. Nothing really happened, and it focused on a bunch of side characters I didn't care about. The lore was interesting though. And it's defintley different from every other Heisei show.

What is the best use of Romance in Kamen Rider that isn't feel like a FORCED Romance?

Which romance that doesn't feel like a FORCED Romance and which Kamen Rider did the best use of Romance?

Think they hinting at those 2 characters become couple or foreshadowing about this.

I thought Daigo and Amy was feel like a forced romance, No proper hinting at them as a couple or a proper foreshadowing

Daigo and Amy are from a Sentai, though.

I'd say it's kind of okay though, since it still illustrates his point.