[MaskedRiderAsakura]

I gotta say I'm liking how even though the Igarashis are (currently) firmly on the same side, they have wildly different approaches to handling situations.

Daiji is easily the most pragmatic of the trio, the one most likely to think logically and the one least likely to have any moral hangups about fighting the villains, but it comes from a place of wanting a situation solved as quickly as possible so the threat to innocent lives is minimized.

Sakura, on the other hand, has been surprisingly diplomatic, the one who most often finds herself trying to talk things out first and forge alliances. Part of it is because of her dynamic with 2 of the 3 main Deadmans, but it also makes sense when you consider that the whole reason she became a Rider in the first place wasn't just to save innocent lives, but to redeem someone.

And Ikki is somewhere in-between, throwing himself headfirst into a situation with the right intentions, but still willing to step aside a bit and consider the perspectives of other people. A big chunk of Ikki's arc throughout this season has been learning when to step aside and trust in people's ability to save themselves. It's what he's had to do with both of his siblings after all, and it's also the reason why he doesn't attempt to stop Hiromi in this episode.

It's a really good dynamic and it's the reason why Rider trios always work so damn well.