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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

I agree on how Keiwa's wish won't solve everything like how the DGP can continue their cycle (regarding on how some people condemn all other Riders' wishes except him as he uses that for others), but as I said before, I'd like for a mutual solution to fix the unfair system. Like, rather than just telling people to move on while the DGP is destroyed, I think there can be mutual goal of stopping the DGP from endangering others, freeing Mitsume, and have her atone for DGP's sins with for example, but not limited to, Keiwa's wish (without forcing her though), as Mitsume's power isn't a part of the DGP, but what the DGP needs. I think it can happen, thus Keiwa is currently being unreasonable to think only winning the DR can have that happen. I know that the population can become more bloated, but I'd think they still have rights to continue living (after having theirs taken away in untimely manner).

Sure, it's possible, but it takes a lot more effort and the risk outweighs the reward. You say the dead Riders have a right to continue living, but unlike civilians like the Sakurais lost in the Jyamar Areas, the Riders made a choice to fight, so they basically forfeit their right when they signed up for a death game and died. If a man pokes a bear and the bear kills him, that is just cause and effect. DGP are wrong for creating the scenario, but the man should still take responsibility for his fatal choice. If anybody deserves a second chance at life (other than Win who was killed against the game rules), surely it should be those poor civilians who had no choice in their deaths, which is also a smaller number than the dead Riders so they won't overpopulate too much.

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

I don't think Kekera has turned. He's Keiwa's supporter through and through.
I think the situation is that just because he's on Keiwa's team doesn't mean he's on Sara's team. So he used Sara as a form of creating suffering to convince Beroba to revive Keiwa.

That said, it's entirely possible he is a manipulative bastard and he's just really good at it. I guess I just want to have hope for the funny frog statue.

That still makes the funny frog statue a bad dude though. He made a deal with Sara to bring back Keiwa and keep him out of DR on the condition that Sara entered in his place, which she fulfilled, only for Kekera to put Keiwa in DR immediately after.