[Blade Raider]

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Originally Posted by Switchblade

You actually have it backwards. The Overlord of Darkness was the dude in white. The Overlord of Light, essentially God, is the dude in black. He made humanity and loves them as his own children. The Overlord of Dark, essentially the devil, gave his power to humanity, allowing them to evolve beyond their original state and become Agito. The Overlord of Light doesn't want humanity to change, so he sends the Lords (angels) to kill anyone who might become an Agito. It's basically a really extreme version of evolution vs. creationism.

And don't listen to SPLIT LIP, Malunis. Agito is a fantastic show and while it does have some plot holes, the majority of it comes together by the end.

I'm pretty sure you have it backwards. The Overlord of Darkness was the end boss, the guy Agito Rider Kicked. He dressed in black the entire series. The Overlord of Darkness created humanity and the Overlord of Light gave humanity the power to overcome darkness, Agito, as his final act. That's kind the whole point of the show. Humanity is inherently evil, but has the power to surpass that evil.

While the wiki agrees with me, I'm downloading the better subs of that episode to double check.

[SPLIT LIP]

Well that just goes to show how confusing and nonsensical it all was.

[Matrixbeast]

Once upon a time, Faiz was the series I was most afraid to watch.
Since joining this board, it's shifted to Agito

[Locke]

I still need to watch Faiz. But first I need to finish Black and Den-O. And with the speed I'm consuming series, now I am a working man, I may be watching Faiz when I'm almost forty.

[Battlizer]

Ryuki 3

Well that missing brother subplot came back up faster than I expected. I definitely knew he wasn't gonna be just missing, but I never expected him to be so closely tied into the plot. Including inventing the cards that give people superpowers. Where does one get the, uh...'technology' to make that stuff anyway.

[SPLIT LIP]

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Originally Posted by Battlizer

Where does one ge the, uh...'technology' to make that stuff anyway.

Much like a good chunk of Kamen Rider belts and gimmicks it is never explained in detail just where the belts and decks actually came from.

[Locke]

The lack of explanation around most Drivers really annoys me. But then on the other hand, when they do try and explore them, it's so poorly handled I just wish they hadn't bothered.

[Battlizer]

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Originally Posted by SPLIT LIP

Much like a good chunk of Kamen Rider belts and gimmicks it is never explained in detail just where the belts and decks actually came from.

Ah, figures. Though I'm at a point where it kind of amuses me that no one in the shows bothers to question these things, anyway.

[Blade Raider]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

Once upon a time, Faiz was the series I was most afraid to watch.
Since joining this board, it's shifted to Agito

Nay, Agito just expects you to think and clearly people around here don't like to think (that explains the Wizard fans).

From what I've heard from people that actually like Faiz, the show just never adds up with a lot of unexplained stuff. What I've watched of Faiz was actually pretty good.

[SPLIT LIP]

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Originally Posted by Locke

The lack of explanation around most Drivers really annoys me. But then on the other hand, when they do try and explore them, it's so poorly handled I just wish they hadn't bothered.

W, again, did this best IMO since the drivers aren't magical or the most amazing things in the world. They're devices built by the people who made the memories to filter out the damaging effects of memory use.

Boom, no convoluted or overdramatic, enigmatic history, no ignoring that it exists. Just a simple, practical explanation that makes perfect sense.

Side note: I always liked how the Sonozaki's use Drivers as well, for the exact same reason. It really makes Gaia Memories seem like an unstable science, and that the more powerful ones have side effects without a driver.

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Originally Posted by Blade Raider

Nay, Agito just expects you to think and clearly people around here don't like to think (that explains the Wizard fans).

Wow, you literally just said "If you don't like Agito, it's because you're stupid." Woah, you really got me good champ, dunno if I'll recover from that. Clearly yours is an unmatchable, razor-sharp wit.

Agito falls apart because when you think about it things don't add up. You start asking questions the show never answers, you start thinking there's more to a character and then there isn't. Many more examples exist.

Why did the Overlord's do what they did? Never explained. Why doesn't Agito care about human life? Never explained. Why does he not care about what happens as a rider until he makes the connection with his sister? Never explained.

But please, continue you're astoundingly immature and condescending tirade about how people who don't agree with your views on a TV show "don't like to think." I'll continue to laugh it off. Jesus H. Christ.