[Fish Sandwich]

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Originally Posted by MaskedRiderAsakura

Once again, it could pay off, but as I've said in numerous topics, it just feels like it's too little, too late.

I can feel that, but it seems like a relatively minor development to me, despite sounding so important. He'll be mad at Adel for a bit and then get over it, likely with the help of his friends or advice from historical figures. It'll definitely serve some purpose, and that's good enough for me.

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Originally Posted by MaskedRiderAsakura

No foul, man. Trust me, I'm a fan of Kamen Rider Faiz a series that I'm willing to bet most people hate, so I know what it feels like to have a show that you're passionate about that nobody else really seems to dig.

You think that's bad, try being a fan of Faiz, Kiva, and Wizard. All at once.

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Originally Posted by MaskedRiderAsakura

I don't necessarily feel as much of a strong dislike for Ghost as some of the other guys do, for me, it's just a lot of wasted potential, but I'm glad you can see enjoyment out of this show where I can't.

It's funny, because up until a few months ago I thought Ghost was pretty massively flawed too, and it is, but talking to people on this forum has made me realize I'm way more protective of it than a lot of other shows.

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Originally Posted by MaskedRiderAsakura

I'll admit I've sorta gravitated towards Adel as a villain.

I thought it was really weird at first they made Adel the main villain of the show since he's just some random, unintimidating dude, but these last 6 episodes or so have really put into perspective why they did it. He's essentially the reverse of Takeru. Someone who becomes more and more evil because he systematically shuts out the opinions and feelings of everyone around him, including the people who care about him.

The thing I've realized about Ghost is that it might be the most thematically strong Kamen Rider show out there (no joke), and Adel is actually a great example of why. The show has always focused on the value of friendship and listening to others and other such gooey stuff, so it was a great move to make the villain the complete antithesis of that, more so than a villain usually is.