[Kamen Rider Die]

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

If you think that Kintaros represents Ryotaro's exaggerated trait that turns into a flaw of him being a martyr without a cause, this part shows the exact opposite of this where Ryotaro doesn't approve of sacrificing methods and opts for another way to save the day and prevents Yuuto from fighting due to this.

The thing is, Ryotaro is completely making himself into a martyr here. He's refusing to let Yuuto help as Zeronos, taking on the entire burden of stopping the Imagin by himself. He's totally fine making the decision to risk his own life, but won't let Yuuto make that same decision.

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

I think the conclusion is that for Ryotaro needs to become stronger, actually Ryotaro doesn't need to work on it, and that the Taros Imagins are the one to have to work onto this.

Maybe? It just feels like the point in the series where Ryotaro has to fend for himself more, graduating out of the Imagin fighting for him. It comes across as a little sudden to me, since so much of this story was built around Ryotaro respecting Yuuto's decision-making. It's a weird thread to tie into this one, but that's why it's there.