Inui Takumi
The Ends JustiΦ's the Means
So he's going to put his friend at risk just so he won't hurt his feelings? Come now, you would think Takumi is smarter than that. Sure, Keitaro may get killed but at least I didn't make him sad! This was all just a faulty attempt at drama.
He already knew that Osada was a good person and wouldnt hurt anyone unless they were trying to hurt her, which Keitaro wouldnt do intentionally. But, to be on the safe side, he wanted to convince him to steer clear of her. I say thats pretty good drama right there.
.... That didn't answer the question at all.
Probably not, but its just the same as in Sentai when they dehenshin when beat up really badly. same happens in other KR shows. Putting on the belt activates its power right? So, how else do you show that the enemy kicked his ass in a dramatic way? Show the belt breaking away from him. Dont see much wrong there.
Oh come on. He was always scared of Kitazaki. It didn't just happen once the psycho appeared on screen. The whole situation was disgraceful. To see a character you like to end up this pathetic is great to you? Are you sure you're not suffering from "The newest show I've seen is great" syndrome? >.>
I have to agree with you on the whole disgraceful fall part. What did it for me was when he was sucking on his thumb, that was messed up.
They were after the trio before Lucky Clover got employed, so that doesn't work. It's still a breach of common sense either way. If a bunch of people you can easily subdue is causing trouble for you, it's only logical to take care of them in the easiest way. Now if the trio had gone into hiding, or had one of them (probably Kaido since he was always schizophrenic about whose side he was on) assigned to turn the traitors in, things may have been different.
they already tried putting Kaido against them, but he couldnt do it. And where is the fun in having them storm their place and kill them then and there? Then half of the show is destroyed in a matter of minutes. But, the whole hiding from them is sort of a good idea which they tried in the movie.
-___-" The reason we don't care about Mihara is precisely because of the poor execution. You don't excuse poor writing simply because you don't like a character. That's almost as bad as the poor writing itself. And if the character doesn't serve a real purpose, what the hell is the point of bringing him in?
Okay, I think you may be thinking way too critically about this. Not every show has spot on writing at every moment. some accomplish it, but the rest try to work with what they have. If you sweat all the small stuff, you miss out on a lot of the fun. Sure, Mihara sucked as a character. I saw that they tried in the beginning to make him more heroic when he protected Yuri or whatever her name was at the garage looking place. But he did sort of become just support. If they brought him and the Delta belt in earlier, they may have had enough time to squeeze in a better side story for him. but, ah well, what done is done and it doesnt totally effect the show too much.