[Kamen Rider Die]

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Originally Posted by Sunred

Darkness and ramen, darkness and ramen.
In case you are wondering what the exact type of ramen they each had, Yaguruma's is shio ramen, or salt-flavored ramen, while Kageyama's was miso ramen. The proper way to eat these if you are a real toku fan and a real hell brothers fan is either wear battered leather garbs from a vintage clothing store or wear green for shio ramen, brown for miso ramen respectively.

Don't forget the added flavor that comes from eating it under a bridge!

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

Yeah, the final fight feels lackluster here, for one simple thing, there are no Clock-Up here?!

It's a pretty consistent problem in the second half of Kabuto, but it definitely stings here. To have Clock Up not enter into the final fight at all... it adds to this feeling of Did You All Forget What Show You Were Making that I kept coming back to over the final three episodes.

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

Kagami here is interacting with nobodies though in contrast to the cast? (to show Kagami's ideals though this has to be done, have him interact with strangers like this instead of the people he already know like friends or family such as Daisuke on Bistro La Salle, filled mostly with girls). He's completely isolated from the other cast here. Kagami's job isn't necessarily about caregiver role, police is more about enforcing rules (and being strict) but Kagami makes full use of it to give the caring for the children as they happen to walk over a crossroad, which Kagami takes a part in.

I really liked that Kagami was too dedicated to his job of protecting children to be able to hang out with everyone. (Although, my headcanon is that he was the one who called for Hiyori's lunch special. Maybe he'll finally get to taste that mackerel!!!) It shows him elevating his job into his identity, which is such a Kamen Rider thing to do, you know? Him protecting people, it's never just because he had a Zecter. He had a Zecter because he couldn't stop protecting people. Of every Rider in the cast, he was the one who always believed in people. I think that's a much sweeter note to end him on than getting teased by his friends or whatever.