[DreamSword]

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Originally Posted by Sh Ranger

Then how do you feel about Neon, who has the clear and honest desire of true love? Her situation is revealed as early as Episode 3, so it should be easier to relate to her struggle than any of the other main characters, by seeing what she lacks in her life and her motivation for joining DGP.

Unfortunately, "boo hoo I don't have a boyfriend" isn't at the top of my list of things that I find engaging. Especially since she has all the money in the world and could easily just buy her way out of most of her problems.

The only time I can recall just a setup working for me was in Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, and this show sure as heck ain't on that level right now.

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

Guess your thing is slower-paced stuff considering Kuuga and W. True too that Gaim and Ex-Aid had the beginning not setting up big things, which'd sit better with you, but for others, it can be the 'underwhelming' part of the show where they started to kick in in ep. 14 and 12 respectively. And that some can feel W rushed plot points at the finale due to mostly touching upon 2-parters throughout the whole show.

It's less that I want a slow burn and more that I want there to be an actual journey like, at all.