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Originally Posted by Fish Sandwich

I can agree the latter is a pretty underwhelming attempt to build suspense but I will never get tired of hearing about Infinite Potential™. I absolutely love how Ghost intertwined its final form with its plot to that extent.

Could you clarify on this more? Cuz I personally barely ever saw why this message should be seen as a moral theme of the show. (Hence why I personally am another of those who gets annoyed at Takeru's "Infinite Potential" blurbs) I understood Takeru's father Ryu's usage of the term, because he was obviously referring to the fact that he believed his son was capable of great things in the future. But when going to Takeru, who is using the term to mean that humans in general are capable of great things.....EEEEEHHH, not really seeing how this message meshes well with his Final Form, Mugen, which is based on Emotions(which the show has STILL not bothered to fully explain just how he got that power), and the way the VotWs have been getting their problems solved. I don't really see things such as brothers making up with each other or a man having to take his friend into custody as proof of "humanity's INFINITE potential..." This is one of the reasons I have such a hard time taking things Takeru says about humanity so seriously, like for example his speech to Adel when fighting him when he was using the weapon Ganmaizers. If this show wants to harp on humanity having potential of INFINITE, then I'd kinda expect this to refer to things such as humans achieving great things that make a positive impact on the future of humanity. After all, isn't Adel's reasoning for hating humanity the fact that humans are so flawed & corrupt to nature & each other?