[DreadBringer]

To add up

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Originally Posted by Kamen Rider Die

KAMEN RIDER FOURZE EPISODE 25 - “THE PROBLEM WITH GRADUATING”

My favorite thing about Miu is that she’s genuinely good at her job. The easy way to do a show like this would’ve been to have Miu as some flighty brat who pushes people around without anything motivating her besides her need for attention, while the rest of the Club indulges her as they overcome her distractions and obstacles. But that’s not what this show does. Miu’s spotlight two-parter establishes her as a hard worker and a supremely motivated character – sure, it’s tuned towards popularity contests, but she is running full-tilt on whatever she sets her mind to. Having her declare herself the leader of the KRC and then whip these dorks and delinquents into shape is one of the many things that makes this such a fun show to watch. She became her best self in the KRC, and did something that finally mattered. She’s not ready to give that up yet.

I guess there can be cases when someone's vice or what's usually seen as negative traits lead to them doing good or achieving good. For someone with a lot of ego/pride, it can lead to them trying hard to prove the value they see themselves as like how Miu won Queen by a legitimate hard work, and this extends to anything she feels proves Queen status, including KRC (saying it's Queen's responsibility to look after school). Other than popularity contests, it does can lead them to running full-tilt on anything including something they don't like. Other example of this instance (another ones with a lot of ego) is perhaps, Michinaga from Geats declaring he'd fix Ace's house in no time (not proven, but rather than like destroying his arch-enemy's house for pettiness), or for non-KR, Lightning McQueen in Cars 1 vowing to properly fix the Radiator Springs road (a place he dismissed) due to wound pride being mocked for his first lousy attempt.