[MaskedRiderAsakura]

The craziest part of this show is that, outside of Kouta, there's no real black or white heroism.


I mean, you've got Micchy, who's extremely two-faced and a couple of episodes back, it seemed like he was truly about to turn his back on Kouta, but then surprises everyone and helps him. But at the same time, he says that he'll betray anyone to protect his world.

Then you take Kaito, who seems to be shaping up to be Kouta's ally, but then this episode, completely switches on us.


You get to Takatora and despite him seeming cold, heartless, brutal and prejudiced, he's probably the only genuine good guy amongst his colleagues.


Even Bravo takes on the role of a minor antagonist, but isn't necessarily a bad guy.