[Kamen Rider Die]

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Originally Posted by Daikaijuman54

I also think I finished Gaim at this point? But again, I'm not too sure at the moment. But I did kind of like this episode... But then there's the time shenanigans. Nothing wrong, per se, but it's a little off? Maybe they were trying to reference Mai from Gaim, but something just bugs me about how they pull it off. Of course, maybe that's just my brain skewing my perception of it, since it ain't fresh in my mind, and the episode set it up that way, and I'm once again chasing myself into a corner.

Well, an absolutely confusing opening sequence that promises an event that the show has no idea how to eventually deliver would be a very apt Gaim tribute!

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

For screwing around with history, I don't know if that alone is wrong, I'd view Time Jackers as being wrong for not creating better outcome than Ohma Zi-O but reshaping it for their own selfish desires as well as the people who got hurt in their plans like the Armored Riders' victims.

I mean, we don't know if Another Gaim (for example) is going to work out better for humanity than Oma Zi-O or Sougo The Good Despot (probably not as good for dance crews, maybe), which is sort of Swartz'z point. Changing History has unintended consequences any way you try it, so why is Geiz'z version more heroic than Swartz'z? (Not my view, but it's the Time Jacker argument for moral relativism.)