Well, it is HS, so naturally you'll get alot of students who have a score to settle using Zodiart for it. Aside from this, what other uses do the students have that would prompt them to obtain the switch to turn into Zodiart? Maybe the principle should just coerce the students to accept the switch whether they like it or not.
I can think of a lot of different reasons why a kid would use a Zodiart switch that doesn't come down to a B-List member of a clique settling a score with an A-List member of that clique. If the writers couldn't, they shouldn't have used it for their gimmick. Who wants to sit through 25 two-episode arcs of variations on the exact same motivation?
I am not saying the show
is doing this because we don't yet know who's behind the Queen incidents or why. I am saying
I am hoping that's not what they're doing, because I would find it boring and disappointing.
It's not a big deal, because I have never seen any Rider actually shown where they'd store their oversize belt in the first place, and the belt always seemed to materize out of nowhere. And in Kuuga's case, didn't it just appear around his waist when he put his hands in a certain posture? You also didn't see where Fourze store his switches, but you have no problem with it either. It's Kamen Rider, it's fantasy, just let it go.
I would be happy to discuss with you exactly why Fourze's belt appearing from nowhere bothers me and others don't. But before I waste a lot of words doing that, I need to know: are you actually interested in hearing my opinion on the matter, or is this just your roundabout way of telling me to shut up?
'cause if so, that's pretty dickish. If you want to discuss it, hear people out. If people are talking about something you weren't really bothered by, ignore the conversation. Swooping in and trying to end someone else's discussion with phrases like "it's fantasy, just let it go" is just dismissive and irritating.