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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

Tbf, Monster's debut felt even more powerful than Ninja's before. Both of their debut feels so OP, with Monster one shotting a final boss. Guess even if Monster is a powerful fist, it'd be a quality over Beat's quantity.

Maybe, but the point is not in the power of the weapon, but in how skillfully and appropriately it is used. The same Jamato-Knight Michinage and Neon generally offered to defeat with the help of weak buckles, which, nevertheless, allowed them to strike the right blow. Another example is Keiwa taking a Zombie from Sae in order to break through a wall. So essentially each buckle has its pros and cons, and the skill of the rider is crucial. Neon didn't even try to use long-range attacks, and Nadge defeated the girls with a non-powerful punch. So in this case it's just saving on special effects and indulging the plot. If the girls hadn't lost, Keiwa wouldn't have had to become a hero, and Nadge would have been an unequivocal nasty villain.
By the way, since I remembered. It really annoys me when the buckles are pulled right out of the belt of a transformed rider. Knock them out before the transformation or after the beaten rider returns to human form. It's just that if the buckle is so easy to take away, then all the fights in the show should come down to trying to grab it. Plus, this deprives the killers of Michinaga's friend even a semblance of logic, because together they could easily take any buckle from any rider without even getting a penalty. Killing then simply does not make sense and is even harmful to them. Also, I remember that there were proposals to have a fan game in DGP. I am sure that if it happens, then there will definitely be such an impudent thief of buckles and he will have examples to justify.

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But honestly, what's so wrong for people to try fixing things, if they can? Like for example, if someone has a broken toy or electronic gadgets, they can try to repair them, not that they should instantly discard them or such.

But given what was revealed in episode 32, it's more like you're breaking someone else's toy to fix your toy. And this is not at all so harmless and commendable.