[Annuga]

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Originally Posted by MaskedRiderAsakura

The problem is that the current situation is much more important than Onari's need to feel useful. It's a really self-centered way of thinking. Gou went through a similar crisis in Drive where he doubted his usefulness to the team. The difference with Gou is that he didn't go out of his way to hurt the team's effectiveness just to steal the spotlight. He fought to better himself and actually become a valued member of the team.

Onari doesn't do that. Onari goofs off, complains about his lack of usefulness to the team and tries to remedy this by literally taking control away from much more competent characters. And of course, because this is Ghost, rather than there being real consequences for Onari's short-sightedness and selfishness, it'll instead be treated as a goofy, quirky little scene that'll have no bearing on future plot developments.

Honestly, I never get this negative about a Rider show, but Onari completely ruins Ghost with his antics.

I think that something else should be pointed out. Gou had reasons for this. His own grudge against the Roimudes and how the Mach System was supposed to surpass Drive but the contrary had happened. Gou felt like he was getting weaker and weaker, therefore unnecessary. Onari had never helped out in any major way other than 'moral support'