[vin13ish]

Kamen Rider have a central theme and most of them are important for the hero to go through and here’s example of the central themes.

* Kuuga: If violence is needed to combat violence, then when and how does it stop?

* Agito: What does it mean to evolve?

* Ryuki: Are some wishes or motivations more 'correct' than others, and to what degree can people be justified in striving for them?

* Faiz: Just because one is less evolved does not mean they are weaker.

* Blade: A theme along the lines of Faiz and goes one step further: What is the final product of evolution - and is it a good thing?

* Hibiki: Behave in a way that you believe in.

* Kabuto: The positive and negative effects of personal pride and how it connects with one's identity.

* Den-O: Can multiple goals that seem contradictory lead towards an outcome that benefits everyone?

* Kiva: The actions of the past will affect the future.

* Decade: Everyone has their own story to tell.

* Double: Alone you are good, together you are better.

* OOO: Do people need desire, and if they do, how much of it do they need?

* Fourze: The Power of Friendship applies to both heroes and villains. (BTW, Gentaro LOVE this central theme very much!)

* Wizard: People need hope, but do they justify the methods used?

* Gaim: What do I do with this newly obtained power? If power can only destroy, then what if I don't want to destroy anything? Also, just because adults have lived through more than the children have doesn't mean they know any better.

* Drive: Who are the real monsters?

* Ghost: What is the value of a person's life? Are individual lives still worth protecting even when that individuality causes conflict with one another?

* Amazons: The tragedy of living in a dog-eat-dog world.

* Ex-Aid: Would you prefer the real world where there is only one "life" and no "continues" that you have to fight so hard, or would you prefer the world of gaming where you can't die because you have "continues"?

* Build: Can science lead to love and peace, even if it can enable war and destruction? Also, the people around us help shape what we become, for better or worse.

* Zi-O: Is destiny predetermined? Should we punish someone for something they will do or guide them to a better option?

* Zero-One: The positive and negative effects of growing technology. Can technology work side by side with humanity for the better, or are they just expendable tools to be used until they break? Or can it all lead to something much worse?