[Kamen Rider Die]

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Originally Posted by Frontier

I don't really feel like there was some anti-moral promoted through Fuwa in this episode. Not that his outlook or personality is totally positive or healthy, but his unwavering belief and conviction is who the character is and how he approaches problems, and sometimes when applied right (like believing in the real truth no matter what anyone says) it can make the difference between giving up and succeeding.

But the problem with this story is that Fuwa's incredibly unhealthy worldview -- which I think is moderately well established by this episode? -- is treated as helpful advice for a child who is getting bullied. There's a huge difference between Search For The Truth and Ignore Any Evidence You Dislike, or between Believe In The People You Love and Find Someone To Blame, but this episode never really digs into any of that. They just let Fuwa take some anxious child on an absolutely dreadful Big Brother outing, and then treat it all as a heroic lesson in perseverance. That seems like a weird thing to do?