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Originally Posted by Switchblade

Hibiki's drama to action ratio is better than Kuuga's, but the main focus is on Asumu growing up and learning to be a man.

Yeah, Hibiki's more on the peripheral, which I think makes him a stronger character. He's a little bit of a sage, a little bit of a hermit, and a little bit of a sensei, kind of.

Kuuga just bored me. I didn't get very far, but I feel like a lot of it's popularity comes from it being "oh so dark and horror-violent" like Agito. I much prefer Ryuki to both, though filled with it's own flaws, the horror violence felt less cheap.