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unfortunately Faiz is a show with great ideas on paper but murky at best execution (so 90% of Innoue's works outside of Jetman) especially towards the end, IT honestly feels like Innoue didn't understand what made Jetman(His carrer defining work, the show he more or less tries to make everything he does this show included) good tbfh though given some reviews I've seen of it I kinda want to watch it too see if it holds up or if it really is a show you like when your younger because "it's dark it's cool it's not power rangers" but call bulls--t on as you get older" which this show is the epitome of. If it's your first toku show outside of Power Rangers you'll think it's the best thing on Earth especially if your younger because dark tone, edge, absolutely no happy thoughts here whatsoever. However when you get older you realize tone isn't everything that makes a story good Even if I prefer when shows take themselves seriously this show takes itself WAY Too seriously, everyone here is an asshole or idiot or both 90% of the plot only happens because people don't tell each other shit. The Only 2 likable characters are Yuka and Kiba and Yuka dies because MUH EDGE and then Kiba turns into a fucking idiot who turns evil for no real rhyme or reason and the ending felt rushed like it felt like they planned the Takumi vs kiba fight for the final episode but then nothing else after Blaster's debut.

Fortunately after Kuuga(which I haven't seen but doesn't sound like something I'd enjoy) and 3 not so great outings you get too what's IMO the best Rider series of the 2000's BE WARNED Though the first few episodes aren't very great unless you like memes then oh boy your in for a treat, but once you get past them it becomes amazing(people say Gaim is the Ryuki of the 2010's but honestly IMO it takes more queues from Blade) also another Warning this show's ending is EASILY the most divisive ending of any Rider series you either like it or not and there's very little inbetween