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Originally Posted by toughfighter83

it's not overreacting, it's lously writing like all the characters that we know nothing about or hardly involved with the story get rider forms out of nowhere but the character that's been involved throughout the whole story/show gets nothing, it's a slap in face to the actress. how is that justified? especially she wanted to be rider and she deserved to be rider, no offense to their others they dont.

whether you like someone or not, it's wrong. it's like you work hard for promotions and the boss pushes you to the side for someone that hardly works that promotion, it's not right.

Alright, as much as i like Mei, this is probably the worst complain about Saber i have ever seen.

Mei is a great heroine not gonna lie, but that doesn't mean is a necessity for her to have a rider form, actress saying they want to become rider doesn't mean she has to become one.

Izu despite having much more oppoturnity to become rider in the series and her actress even say she want to become one, didn't become a rider in the series and everyone is fine with that while Mei not become one in the series is not? Yeah sounds fair (Movie doesn't count because we're disscussing the series right now, but even then Izu got 02 not an original form)

Plus in term of writing Mei becoming Espada over Kento is worse because:
1) Kento was Espada at the start of the series
2) Kento has a much more crucial role than Mei
3) It just make no sense for anyone in the gang to give her sword and go "Let's fight together!" If they care about her safety, especially when they fight against a psychopath
4) Despite Kento using Calibur for a good chunk of the show, they also steer toward him taking back Ikazuchi as a big point for his character
5) Espada as a whole is more related to Kento than pretty much anyone in the cast

The only things that Mei has that point to her becoming Espada is ED and her holding Ikazuchi during the nothern base raid which is not even a character driven scene

Like seriously aside from that two things, what did Mei has to point toward her becoming Espada? Nothing

Seriously Mei is a great support character and sometime you don't need a rider form nor a super power to be good.

Example would be Hayato from Jojo, he's a little kid and doesn't even have a Stand, but he is a great character, which show that a character can be awesome despite being normal.

Beside if Mei need a rider form for the show to have a "good" writting then pretty much 90% of rider are bad because they don't make the heroine a rider.

This is like saying Gaim is bad because Mai didn't become a rider or something similar to that which is just pure absurdity.

A great character is still great even if they not a rider, but being a rider doesn't immediately mean that the character is great