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Originally Posted by Fish Sandwich

Actually, and I'm not totally sure about this because I haven't looked it up, and their names are usually given in katakana rather than kanji, but I don't think Koumyouji was anywhere near that creative with the names of his sons. Ichirou, Jirou, and Saburou literally mean "first son" (一郎), "second son" (二郎), and "third son" (三郎), respectively.

I mean, obviously you're just doing a bit there, but I figured I'd throw out the trivia anyway. I would've called out the fact that Hakaider's face is stuck in a smile, which was a detail that immediately jumped out at me, but you had that one covered.

Oh, and the episode itself was amazing, but it seems most things become at least twice as good when you add Hakaider to them. It worked for Kamen Rider Gaim (sort of)! The guy is a legendary villain for good reason, is the point.

So does the third son have any connotation in Japanese religion/mythology, like Shintoism or Hinduism?