Fourze: one of the creepiest Rider series ever?

[FlashNeko]

Also, the "creepy" part of the Imajin would be the problem that they would grant your deepest wish... but only in a way that respected the letter of the wish and not the spirit of it.

That can lead to some very nasty situations if you aren't very specific with your wording.

 

[Black Fang]

Granted, there are some genuine evil people in the shows, and guys who choose to cross the line here and there and for the main villains, but the chance for redemption being there for most of the MotW people is a big difference. With operations, there's no turning back. With the gadgets, it's still possible to save them. (even with the Last Ones in Fourze, even though its shown as crossing the line)

Well in Amazon and Black there are two monsters that seek redemption, though they weren't human to start off. Are there any examples in Showa of human enemies who see the light?

 

[Lynxara]

I'd think Riderman would be by far the most obvious one.

 

[NeonZ]

Well in Amazon and Black there are two monsters that seek redemption, though they weren't human to start off. Are there any examples in Showa of human enemies who see the light?

There's Riderman like Lynxara mentions above, and a few Shocker monsters who had been brainwashed and end up recovering their memories and returning to human form after being beaten, rather than dying. They just disappeared from the series afterwards though, not becoming sidekicks or anything.

I think one of the "heroic" monsters from X ended up helping him too, just to die right afterwards, although I might be remembering wrong and he was just forced to help X.