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Like any television series, the ending can either make a good show even better is or lower a good show to hated levels.

My opinion of Kamen Rider Ryuki took a nosedive once I watched the last episode. Granted, my hatred came from one terrible character being the crutch of the entire Ryuki universe, that could not be fixed without remaking the whole series, but it still was a bad ending. If this series is truly going to have a bad ending, it'd have to surpass Ryuki levels of pissing me off.

Wizard's situation is somewhat unique though, it created story out of nothing. The only other Rider series I've ever heard of doing that was Kuuga with N-Daguva-Zeba. While Wizard already had the characters in place, it still had created story relating to Wiseman's origin, explaining the purpose of wizards and phantoms, Koyomi's purpose and the philosopher's stone

Its not like Blade where literally in episode 2 you see Kenzaki bleeding green blood and speaking Undead giving you the mystery that reveals that Kenzaki is a Joker from the get go

Wizard's ending could make this enjoyable series even better. Is Wizard deep with its themes like what someone will do for others, hope, and despair? Not until the end, but at least I don't regret watching it like 42 episodes of Kamen Rider Kuuga.