This. The best way I can describe Ryuki to people is to explain the 'prize' offered and explaining the characters as a study on the types of people who might be considered most likely to take such a deal: the naive, the desperate, and the crazy. None are particularly villains or heroes, but the series was damn good. To me it was grey done right. Not worshipped, just handled like any other thing you use to make a story.
How important are villains in Toku?
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This. The best way I can describe Ryuki to people is to explain the 'prize' offered and explaining the characters as a study on the types of people who might be considered most likely to take such a deal: the naive, the desperate, and the crazy. None are particularly villains or heroes, but the series was damn good. To me it was grey done right. Not worshipped, just handled like any other thing you use to make a story.
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I think a Toku without villains just isn't Toku to me, The villains make up the other half of the show and provide an interesting aspect that just isn't present on the Heroes side.
