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Originally Posted by Brainchild

Bravo, on the other hand, doesn't seem to be making much sense. Why did Takatora even recruit his help when he could easily take out both Gaim and Baron on his own, especially with Melon Energy?

It's obvious in the episode. Takatora wants to focus on the invess and Helheim. He doesn't want to be bothered with the beat riders.

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Originally Posted by KamenRiderOOO

I'd think that the reason is so Takatora could openly investigate on his own without interference. Plus, he could do it in private by having the populace focus on Oren Pierre Alfonso as their "hero" in this crisis while also denouncing the Beat Riders without having to get himself directly involved.

This as well.

Bravo will make an excellent "transition" for when the Energy riders take center stage, verses having the public worry about more riders and having to distinguish the two types. Having Bravo, an established rider, be the hero means moving that onto the Energy Riders will be easy.