[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by Gatack

Well it did as it was a turning point for Godai because from that point he knew he had to become the Black Warrior he saw. He knew he had to become more powerful, evil or not to end it. He also seemed to accept his own death being an inevitability to stop the grongi after this point

Any way, as I've said previously, it seems you guys have either misunderstood or misread.

I never said dark = good or light-hearted =bad.

The question: Will we see a return to a darker KR series

This includes overall story, characters, suit design, mythos etc. etc.

I understand, but that's not quite my point. I'm just saying that death isn't supposed to be a number.
Death should be handled with maturity. It shouldn't be a statistic to make the monster seem more threatening.

Kuuga suffered the same issue anime and American comics from that same time period did. It wanted to set itself apart from past history by filling the series with dread. It wanted to be mature, so monsters had a body count, it wanted to be edgy, so the body count came from children and suicides. It succeeded at being darker, but in doing so, it lost a sense of morality. A person dying should be dealt with appropriately.

It's why I prefer Ryuki and Blade. Both dark and mature. People died, but the deaths weren't just
Police chief: "9 dead from the initial attack. 15 dead from the aftermath and debris. Confirmed 5 suicides from family members of the deceased."

I'm also not saying that Dark is necessarily bad, as my favorite series, Blade, had an incredibly bittersweet ending and wasn't exactly a walk through candyland like Fourze. I'm just saying that Kuuga didn't handle it's tone well, is all.