[ComicGuy89]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

Actually no. That would probably put Fourze in the running for worst.
You can't just change the theme and tone of a series so drastically. That's poor taste and poor writing.
Hell, I'd be pissed off if any series did that. You don't just kill off everyone because you think that adds depth. This isn't the 90's anymore.

I agree totally with this. With regards to Wizard, it can be dark, but you don't just make things dark for the sake of making it so. Artificial "darkness" does not add depth, and at least for American superheroes, was a cheap late 80s/90s gimmick used to appear cool.

What a Kamen Rider should be is heroic. I heard that Kamen Riders have only started being more explicitly heroic post-Decade, but I like this change. You can be heroic in a dark universe (I heard Ryuki was this, but I haven't watched it yet), but I'd really hate for borderline evil superheroes. Heck, even Accel, Ankh and Meteor became heroes/anti-heroes in their own right.

If Fourze killed off all the students at Amanogawa High, without a really, really good reason, I will divorce myself from that series altogether.