For the emphasis of everyone, it may lead to decisions that fans won't like/support, like trying to give happiness to the people the fans would rather see deservingly suffer or die a painful death, like villains with large-scale crimes. But unfortunately, bad guys are also still people and aren't expendable lives. It does obviously happen before to characters her type, like many of the main Riders. Shoma did that too albeit I don't think it's Sachika influence or such.

I wonder what'd you think of Kekera (from Geats) and if you'd actually support and encourage his views... (not talking about enjoying his character or writing)

If a female does this, it might be depicted negatively instead.... like it's just her getting hit by Stockholm syndrome or such.

Well, I did ask to you before about Sara's reception here. Dunno if this'd be meant to be your take. But, for this one, this is a really tall order, as Sara's just a supporting character. People wouldn't give much credit to female supporting characters (there are types similar to Sara too before, like Airi from Den-O), including those that are only one-off Riders, they're only brought up to complain about their treatment (e.g. not relevant, useless, fridged, etc.). So I brought that up for Sachika, who is one of the main characters, and she's so far well-received (as if they aren't well-received, their views would be dismissed entirely... but still doesn't mean she'd get that). Though yeah it applies when for minor Riders, Ittetsu is remembered for his heroic efforts but not Sara....

Albeit though your example is a similar one to this episode, and Sara obviously fits for the goody two shoes description (I wouldn't want for the females appreciated as heroic to be the violent and brutal ones because they beat up bad guys and/or getting hurt for a cause), I wouldn't put helping a friend move really high, as I think even a mean female who looks down on those she deems inferior can be really nice to their female friends. I don't know what you refer to about working to make others happy though as Sara's just an office worker.... and for Takebe show, Akira from Gaim (another big sister, also protects a child like Sara) would be who touched upon this about using jobs to help out people.

A Sentai villain family, huh, reminds me of the Saima family, except the mother was the matron for the latter. The CGI locations were made by the same company that made the colorful kingdoms of Terra in King-Ohger, so maybe we'll get to see some cool fight scenes here.

That's why I only said it was a possibility, since we don't yet have any official confirmation about the characters' ages, so it's reasonable to use the actors' ages for the sake of speculation. Family can refer to half-brother or son and with the Stomach father allegedly dead, that would make Lango the active patron.

I think the red Gavv may have been created as an artificial interface between human and Granute biologies, perhaps as a way to expedite production of dark snacks for bigger profit by using Shouma as a living plant.

I guess Shouma can only produce Gochizous from clear flavors. Everybody knows about the taste of stuff like milk chocolate and salted potato chips, but bentos can be a mix of various ingredients, so they may taste too abstract to convert in to something practical that Kamen Rider Gavv can use.

In the Heaven and Hell Game, Sara protected the kid until the end, which was more impressive than anything she did as Hakubi. In the Parasite Game, Sara was more than just an office worker as she took a part time job to support Keiwa while he was participating in Ace's rewardless DGP, presumably also needing extra money to pay for Neon's furniture. Even though Sara was a supporting character, Takebe acknowledged her importance as the beacon of hope to Neon and Keiwa, which would at least make her more critical to Geats than Akira was to Gaim. Sara was always doing something for the happiness of her friend and little brother.

Apparently there's a short scene in this episode which reveals that the lady whom Hanto has questioned in Episode 1 did indeed murder her husband, proving Hanto's boss's intuition to be correct!!!