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Well I'll say upfront it is a bit over the top to call some of the things they do "infinite" like it's really impressive, but that cheesiness is something I personally find endearing.

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Originally Posted by TheGloryXros

After all, isn't Adel's reasoning for hating humanity the fact that humans are so flawed & corrupt to nature & each other?

Exactly, and Takeru is all about how humans have the power to overcome those flaws by understanding each other and working together. Hence, Infinite Potential.™

This is why it's important that Takeru doesn't get the special attacks by directly feeling the emotions himself. He grows as a person because he empathizes with others, and he also literally grows stronger because he gets a cool new move out of it. This is what I mean. Plenty of final forms fill a role in the plot nicely enough but Mugen directly evolves with the character, which I find really cool.

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Originally Posted by TheGloryXros

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.

It's a small steps kind of thing. If they can make a little change for the better today, maybe they can make a big one tommorow. Again, pretty cheesy, but I think it works in this show.

One of the many things I didn't even realize was great about Ghost until a couple months ago is how prominent the theme of growth is throughout, and Mugen is the natural evolution of that in my mind, which, on top of the stellar design, is why I like it so much.