[TheRaizin]

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

Oh, so you're also someone who longs for pure classic heroism too. I thought otherwise regarding how Tendou and Tsukasa are your favorites among the main protagonists (and also appreciating Onodera more than Godai), as pure classic heroism is seen in most of the main Riders? Unless you have your own definition of what it means for pure classic heroism (and if people'd want for characters to become like Tendou and Tsukasa.. or Takumi, it'd just make pure classic heroism even more of a rare sight).

I was talking about Hiromi exclusively to the show he's in. Ikki and Daiji still have some inner darkness within themselves, sometimes quite literally too. Ikki being possibly an unintentional attention-seeker and hides hidden resentment, Daiji literally having Kagerou, there's just Hiromi who is steadfast, pure, and honest (so far) in putting on the belt simply for protecting the peace and lives of the people. He's also pragmatic, something I like.

Edit: I also like to bring up something I just thought during this same scene. When Sakura said "what's the point of protecting others, if you can't protect your family?", just felt like she (during that time) has no ground in that argument since she's the only one in the room not wearing a belt and going out there fighting. It also kind of looked like she said that other peoples' lives pale in comparison to your own family. Yes, loved ones are important but so are the of others. Hope to see if they might bring them up once she gets her own belt.