[DreadBringer]

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Originally Posted by Sh Ranger

Tendo is also against killing though.

Well it's only one example of Sento's I mentioned, not all. Tendou is no murderer, but he'd be usually more inclined to be merciless and make cruel decisions without much thought, though regarding Worms they're mostly threats. The outcome may be the same to characters who resort into killing monsters, but how someone behaves makes the difference too (e.g. thirst for revenge targeted at bad guys vs stopping bad guys from causing harm). Him showing some hesitation like when killing Tsurugi is more of a rare occurrence by comparison.

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Originally Posted by Sh Ranger

Haha, yeah, it's a really shallow bandwagon though. Spreading hate on the internet is such a waste of energy, especially when it's aimed at a genuine article like Neon who hasn't done anything wrong to deserve it. Maybe Keiwa's just envious of her position, since she probably has money, power and connections that could be used to further his vague ideal of world peace. But instead Neon doesn't want any of it, only to focus on bringing happiness to her fans, which makes her more successful than Keiwa. Neon's ambition is small, but that's what makes it more attainable.

Neon is wealthy, and not agreeing but it seems that getting wealthy by itself is seen as doing something wrong, as it's seen as perpetuating social inequality and absorbing money from those who actually need it, doesn't matter if they're aware or not. And someone with privilege seems to be prohibited to complain about anything (of which Neon wanting a normal life can count), because they are seen as not being 'grateful' to what they already have that many others work and sought for. Though regarding Keiwa, I have some relation in his disinterest to rich girl's daily activities, like why putting well-known rich public figures on pedestal, they're all humans too, should be viewed equal.

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Originally Posted by Daikaijuman54

I like Keiwa. I knew he was going to say World Peace right when they asked him that question. But I like how he's Haruka/OniSister and Tsuyoshi/KijiBrother in one, I'm interested in seeing more of the other characters, but I liked the Polar Bear guy for what little we saw of him.

Yeah, called it too that he'd have world peace as his goal. Though it means it's sad that the perception seems to be that personal aim and selflessness to others can't co-exist in someone, but it's just how many writers depicted those (Keiwa does have it addressed though which is nice). It's not known what job was Keiwa applying too, but there are far more jobs that are more suitable for Keiwa to enter to promote world peace, like those noble professions such as cop (how Kagami ended up in Kabuto) or such.

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Originally Posted by Smozz

People keep comparing it to Fortnite and Battle Royales and such, but with being given missions and scoring points it's more like The World Ends with You which I also like. Even the barbed wire barrier thing between Keiwa and his sister is straight from TWEWY.

This is probably one of the cases where the battle royale actually had the outcome being shown (and annually held with already established winners, like sport seasons). Ryuki did have multiple iterations of the battle royale, but it never truly had its end reached until the actual end of the series (due to all the different iterations being resets), so it's more like many battle royale premises. Wonder if someone, like Ace, had to continually win DGP to prevent depraved people using the wish to wreak havoc the world when they win, albeit that can make DGP ran out of participants if the world is extinct or such and Tsumuri can't hold it annually for yet unknown reasons.

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Originally Posted by Annuga

I'm not gonna tell you you're wrong to not be excited for this, but I feel it's worth noting that Geats already had 4 forms shown off in the first episode counting the Entry form even though it doesn't really feel that way, especially as there's multiple Riders with the alternative forms being designed to easily work with the entire cast

The number of forms may be "inflated" (OOO kinda is too) due to the combination of the version of Entry, only equipping one-half of his body with powers or equipping 2 at once, plus switching positions (I don't know yet what's the function of that), but so far the powerset Geats have shown to use is only 2.