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Originally Posted by GreenPsychoRanger

Please do not compare this to Wizard. Wizard didn't jump around and leave tons of plot holes in their story. Sure it had some, but not as many as this.

It also had a lot less creative vision. Ghost has had a ton of surprisingly crazy ideas, which is why so many people are disappointed with the execution (I think?).

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Originally Posted by TheGloryXros

First off, the heck is with Kanon being able to take out Ganma grunts with mere palm taps...? C'MON NOW...

That was really dumb but I kind of brushed it off because it seems like pretty classic Kamen Rider to let a side character get in on the action for a second. She also only hits those two dudes, and only with help from Onari, so it's not like she was suddenly revealed to be a master martial artist or something.

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Originally Posted by TheGloryXros

I mean, then why did it act like it did when first introduced, where it just kept challenging Makoto to battle? It's just weird, and not properly explained.

Because it didn't have those emotions at first. It seems clear enough to me. The clone was created from the Deep Specter Eyecon and when Makoto gets into fights with him as Deep Specter it likely further "completes" the clone. Hence why it becoming "the real one" coincided with him getting his own Deep form.

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Originally Posted by TheGloryXros

Not to mention he frickin ONE-SHOT Adel at the end, instead of it being a grand fight to at least redeem the rushed conversion.....SIGH....

It was a really cool shot though! I'd prefer that to a drawn-out 3 minute fight scene myself, especially since the big climax is coming next episode.

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Originally Posted by EpsilonX

They were supposed to show evil Makoto becoming more and more like real Makoto, and blur the line between them. You weren't supposed to tell the difference. Same with the Ganma - they're just people who are doing something very understandable.

Yeah, the thing about Ghost is it's very much a story about people above all else. That's why I think the resolution to the fake Makoto subplot was actually really good. Instead of just taking a hit and dying as a consequence, which would've been REALLY generic, he very consciously makes a decision to sacrifice himself for the real Makoto. It really rubs in how much he kind of IS Makoto now way better than just having actually him be Makoto would be, in my opinion. I really like how he got the catchphrase in there too.