[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by guncannon109

Okay fine, since you really want to know.

To answer Sideswipe's question, yes the duality of Tsukasa is part of the reason but not all of it.

The reason why I like Tsukasa mainly comes from what he is at the start of the series, a lost soul looking for his place in the world and the fact that he is constantly told that he has no choice but to become something and despite the attempts to avoid that path he is inevitably forced to take it in order to save his own life as well as the people he cares about most, however he is able to work past it and emerge as a hero.

I instantly connected with Tsukasa for this very reason as I myself had been constantly told what I must be and there was nothing I could do about it and the eventual tragedy and redemption of Tsukasa's story leaves this connection all the stronger.

When people claim that Decade "has no story" they are flat out lying because that's not true at all. Decade has a story and it's one worth remembering. It's the story of someone who is forced to become what he is fighting against in order to protect what he loves. So, it is for that very reason that whenever someone bashing the name of Decade, I shall be there to say that I love Decade flaws and all.

and that my friends is why Kamen Rider Decade is my all time favorite Kamen Rider... Remember that.

Curious.
Because here isn't the place to discuss KR, and I don't feel like fighting someone over their taste in television, I won't say much.

But I will say that I disagree with your assessment on Decade's "Story," as it's contradictory and the character alternates both on a moral and a character level depending on the story of that particular week.

You are completely free to love Decade for any and every reason, however.