[catwhowalks]

I note a distinct lack of feline projectiles heading my way. I am not surprised, just disappointed.

But onto the main topic, I do appreciate that after three seasons of only slight different heroic nice guys who want to protect people just because they are so nice and it's the right thing to do out of sheer angelic niceness, we get a main rider who is nothing like that. Not sure whether self-centered jerk is where I would have gone with it, but it does break all that up and we get more complex and varied protagonists from here on out. And having a group of monsters are secondary protagonists is definitely a different way to do things. It starts the trend of monsters as people who we get to know that many rider shows after this have done. Parad and Graphite owe a lot to this show, among others.