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I'm sorry but I love Diago and part of his character is that he believes in his team and is taking all the risks, maybe that is something for the future or part of a bigger story, but I like it. I like where everyone is.

Except he doesn't. Someone who believes in his team wouldn't do all the work for them.
His apparent "Weakness" was that he had so little faith in his team that he was afraid they'd get hurt.

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I don't think Diago is a main focus in Souji's love life,

That has only ever been brought up in one episode as a gag. Souji has no story arc yet, as his father issues was resolved, effectively resolving his story.

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Ian wanting revenge

Except the stone around Daigo's neck is the same kind of stone Ian took back from Aigaron, and glistens along with the larger stone, making Daigo intertwined in that story arc, now.

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or Nossan's family life. Which all have had episodes and dealt with Diago not being a main part.

Fair enough.
I counter that Nossan's family has been brought up 3 times in 25 episodes. Unless there's a greater story behind them, Nossan doesn't really have a story arc, and in one of them, they weren't crucial characters.

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Originally Posted by WhiteTiger

Utchy's big thing with Diago is that Diago's ancestor looks like Diago.

And that the ancestor that looked like Daigo died, so Utchy constantly panicked about letting Daigo in the present day hurt. Daigo may not have been the one to have died 500 years ago, but Daigo was vital for Utchy's story arc.

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Also, I believe anyone of the team can use the other beast batteries and zords or whatever, didn't Amy originally get Ankydon?

It's possible, but in recent episodes, Daigo has been the one using the batteries beyond their partner beasts.

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I think there is a lot more to this then a lot of people give credit to.

It's possible, but it's not unfounded.