[SPLIT LIP]

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Originally Posted by Locke

I've often found that an odd dichotomy of Rider shows, often including protagonists who spout and ramble about truth and justice, and yet rarely do we see them uphold either ideals.

It makes the world feel so very small, that the Riders usually have so much free time on their hands and only spring into action to fight a monster once it has already killed a bunch of people. As much as you can complain Superman is ridiculous, he can reply that he's provided aid in three different countries, for six different natural disasters just this morning.

Rider features one city, usually a single victim and a single fight. I know it never claims to be more, but the fact we have riders like Kotaro who saves people and is constantly actively seeking his enemies to try and destroy them long term, not just stop them in the mean time, only makes it more insulting when you have passive time wasters like Kuuga.

Basically.

People are dying, and Wataru is worried about varnish. I'm not so unfair as to say they can't have a personal life at all, but BE a hero. SAVE someone instead of AVENGING them.