[Kamen Rider Die]

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

Though this probably would ruin the funny part of yours (well though you also want for it to be more than just a joke), I'd like to know how the Dai-Shocker manages to get a genuine approval from the citizens, they're all fully loyal to a fault to the Dai-Shocker, to the point of being outright zealot-ish.

I feel like learning more about how Dai-Shocker runs the world would only make it funnier. The more details, the more insane the picture.

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

I think that, though Amazon is a parallel character, Tsukasa won't ever be someone who'd be open on his 'weakness', where it had to happen if Amazon would make Tsukasa express more of himself or such. I probably think that Tsukasa won't be shaken on finding certain someone who suffers similar way as he did in a world that rejects them, I mean he had endured that for most of the time, and there's someone who'd be harder to feel (or at least openly) for others if they've gone through as bad or worse problems which'd make them feel that other's problems are small or no big deal in comparison, and probably Tsukasa's that type... I think that also roots from his claim of him being unable to feel the pain from others, and that going through it himself can increase that (or probably the reason) further...continuing from below...

I don't know if I see it that way? Tsukasa definitely understands people's pain; every other episode ends with him talking up someone's ability to persevere in the face of hardship, or fight no matter the cost, or etc etc etc. He gets that folks might have it hard, even if he doesn't visibly empathize with them. He's not, like, demonstrative.