Keith Justice
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While it's not something I like personally, I don't want to outright say it's a bad thing. But I am seeing a string of timid..... weenies lately. And that a "weakling" can have the guts to stand up and fight is cool, it's not my thing.
But I do seem to notice these guys more and more. I was REALLY about to get into Keita Sousakan when we had 7's initial owner on the scene. I was going to enjoy following the adventures of a charismatic badass that seemed similar to Spike Spiegel. Until he went down to be replaced by the likable weenie, Keita.
I like that my old pal, Ren AKiyama is in the show, but him and Otoya and that wolfen character all play second fiddle to the show's lead weenie.
Yuuto the "man child" came off to me as a bit of a weenie.
I was wondering if this is the start of a new era. Go from Kuuga to Kabuto with strong heroes and start from Den-O on to heroes that have to work insanely hard to rise above what they accept and find strength they didn't know they had.
Anyway... I miss charismatic heroes that I could cheer for. Not weenies I hope pull through. If it wasn't for Otoya n' Pals, I don't know how interested I would be in Kiva.
But I do seem to notice these guys more and more. I was REALLY about to get into Keita Sousakan when we had 7's initial owner on the scene. I was going to enjoy following the adventures of a charismatic badass that seemed similar to Spike Spiegel. Until he went down to be replaced by the likable weenie, Keita.
I like that my old pal, Ren AKiyama is in the show, but him and Otoya and that wolfen character all play second fiddle to the show's lead weenie.
Yuuto the "man child" came off to me as a bit of a weenie.
I was wondering if this is the start of a new era. Go from Kuuga to Kabuto with strong heroes and start from Den-O on to heroes that have to work insanely hard to rise above what they accept and find strength they didn't know they had.
Anyway... I miss charismatic heroes that I could cheer for. Not weenies I hope pull through. If it wasn't for Otoya n' Pals, I don't know how interested I would be in Kiva.