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I don't think people are talking enough about the characterization here with Kairi.

I really, REALLY like what they just displayed here with Kairi, how compared to the others who weren't willing to shoot their loved ones, Kairi had a flashback of when Keichiro was chastising him for going into crime in order to achieve his goals, and while Kairi has kinda been debating himself on this, plus his very brother standing for Kairi being someone who would most likely be ashamed of what Kairi has resorted to, he's finally reached quite a surprising decision: SCREW TRYING TO SATISFY ANYONE--INCLUDING MY CURRENTLY LOST BROTHER, WHO I'M TRYING TO SAVE--I'm doing what I'm doing because I believe it's the right thing to do. That was pretty darn bold of Kairi, and is telling of just how possibly far Kairi is willing to go in order to achieve saving his brother. Even if it means disrespecting what his brother expects of him to act. And what drives in this symbolism even more is how because of this, Arsene Lupin declares that this is a sign that he embodies a true thief.

What I really, REALLY would be interested in seeing for the future, is how this ideology might later on bite him in the butt, to where he possibly goes down a slippery slope where he goes too far down the spiral of crime, and makes him have to confront whether the ends justify the means, and if he's gone too far with his actions of becoming a vigilante. I'm one of the people who carried a complaint about Lupin vs Pat ever since Day 1 that the Lupinrangers aren't "villainous enough" to really make them as polarized to the Patrangers as they should be. Well, this just might be the show's chance to fix this if they do this correctly.