[Deepsea]

So I'm sitting here thinking about the themes of Kamen Rider and how despite not seeing a lot of it, they've influenced me.

Particularly I'm looking at things like, what makes us human, the value of human lives over ideals, and environmentalism. To that I'm adding "who changes the world singular heroes or groups of people who realize that they have the power not individuals, because that's important to me.

Mixing these all together I'm getting ideas about a Kamen Rider who has their humanity reassured by an organizer who has just helped them defeat the evil shadow organization, and their puppet government, by pointing out that our actions make us human, and that being willing to die to protect the life of others because you have more power then them is a very human thing.

I don't fully know, I feel like there's a half baked idea here, but I'm not fully sure where it's going.

I guess part of it is, Ishinimori posited that a Kamen Rider walks a lonely path against evil, but I don't agree with that. I think in all of us is a hero who can fight evil given the right tools, hence why it's so important to organize.

Again not sure if this is anything, but I just needed to get some feedback on these thoughts.