I'm starting to think I'm the only one on this forum who actually likes Kusaka :lol

The best, and worst thing, about Faiz is that I hated everyone. No one was more unlikeable than anyone else, because everyone was a horrible person in that show.

The only two people I got really pissed about were those two guys from when the Delta story started. They were the most despicable people I have ever seen in Kamen Rider, and they weren't even riders (per say). Everybody else though I don't find to be utterly terrible human beings. They can be assholes, but they don't make me want to go on a killing spree.

Eh. I personally find Yuuji to be quite pleasant when he's not going all "FAIZ!!!!" but he's stopped doing that by now so it's all good.

Even Takumi's stopped being a dick, but he needs to get off his ass and stop moping. He's done that like 6 episodes straight. Partially because Kusaka keeps being a dick but still.

Fixed.

You never got to Mihara, did you? It's impossible to hate Mihara; nothing about him elicits any sort of emotional response. :p

Yuuji was a hypocritically asshole. Don't become monsters gaizz!! He says, but only after he's got his own personal revenge and murdered a woman whose only crime was moving on, and murdered a man whose only crime was falling in love with said woman. Smooth.

Plus Takumi was absolutely pathetic, he had the same character arc every episode, and with each new episode the arc was completely reset. He is probably the only Rider more disconnected from the character than Kuuga and Godai were.

I think I was in the thirties when I realised the show would never go anywhere, and long gave up hopes the show would be anything other than utter rubbish.

Locke once again proving how different we are on Faiz. He thinks it's rubbish, I think it's a good but flawed show. We shall forever be at war over it :lol

You like what you like brother :lol

I just thought it was two minutes of great action, bookended around a really really poor quality j-drama that had no focus, direction or purpose. It also reminds me of MMPR in how utterly disconnected the two halves of the show are.

Well, to the defense of Yuuji, he did that in the beginning of the show, vowed to never do it again and mostly stuck to his word, at least as far in as I've gotten, and there are 10 episodes left.

It's not uncommon for people to do things they regret and stop others from doing the same.

I will say it is quite odd how it's never been brought up again however.