[Kamen Rider Die]

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

Though still, what do you count as something that explains a character is about? (before Airi was a keeper at a coffee shop, and her motherly trait to Ryotaro still exists like taking care of his body. She also had many admirers, but that's on the other characters not her though) Like it seems that, you only count the primary Rider (or someone that has that trait like Keitaro) for minding other people's business such as calling other people's views out, but for other characters, it makes them not understandable instead.

I guess I'm just looking to hear from Airi, about Airi. We know pretty well by now how she feels about Ryotaro. She's protective of him, but wishing he'd start to grow and change. She's waiting for him to discover his potential, to find some direction, to find his lucky star.

But what does she want for herself? Beyond being The Hero's Sister, what is it that she's working towards or passionate about? This was the first episode that started to dig out some space for Airi to think about her own needs and goals, which was nice.

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

With of course the thoughtless brawl in middle of the customer just enjoying food at DenLiner, it'd just be a monster attack to them, and this also reminds me of how Hajime in Blade fought an Undead thoughtlessly in a restaurant with little regard for the others, and with the scene not played as a gag, that was really intense one. The Taros pretending to be buddy-buddy in front of him is a sure quality gag though.

I don't think the folks on the DenLiner are comparable to the folks in that restaurant from Blade, though. The Blade bystanders were just normal people, and that was a vicious monster battle. The DenLiner passengers... like, those two Imagin live in that train car. A train car that is hurtling through a dimension outside of and constructed from time itself. If they were going to get freaked out by two Imagin wrestling over shenanigans, they never should've been allowed to board that train in the first place!