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Originally Posted by Kamen Rider Die

As someone who has maybe enjoyed a Faiz episode or two in the past (was that the train one?), I'd say what Inoue is doing here is a better version of his endgame on Faiz. The various themes and metaphors aren't as strong, and he is juggling his cast badly (I don't think I mentioned 1986 at all in that last episode post because they mostly don't matter right now), but the cause-and-effect is better, and the series plotting is way more sensible and exciting. It doesn't feel like it's lurching as much as other shows did in their final batch of episodes, you know? There's a fluidity to how everything is falling apart around Wataru that has me hooked as a viewer.

funny thing was I feel like Agito's endgame was it's best part only because that felt the most focused part of the show