[Mesnick]

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Originally Posted by Sh Ranger

Like, for example, Reika abducting and torturing Sophia, it's really annoying how she just gets away with that.

In Fourze, I remember forgiving absolutely everyone without consequences. Again, Kento, as Calibur, was ready to sacrifice not only himself, but also Mei and Rintaro, but he was also not scolded for it. So I don't think it's about boys/girls.
On account of Reika: a distinctive feature of the Shindai is their boundless devotion to the Sword of the Logos. They went against Isaac only after he himself said that he was no longer the Master of the Logos. Therefore, from the point of view of Reika and her brother, she did the right thing in the case of Sophia.
Sophia herself, apparently, does not hold a grudge against Reika, which is quite in the nature of this character. Sophia is very restrained, keeps her feelings to herself and even alone over the photo with her dead friends does not cry, but simply looks sad. It is quite logical that such a person will not express her own claims to Reika (for Sophia's resentment is most likely directed at Isaac) and will not tell other characters about what happened, who could just get angry with Sabella. So maybe this outcome is wrong from the point of view of justice, but it is correct specifically for these characters and context.
Of course, it would be great to see some kind of growth and development of Reika (especially since the potential, when exactly she defeated the Sage, was laid), but we will get this only in some kind of V-cinema / special.