Ryuutaros
"Training."
This also brings me into the conversation about Kamen Rider and justice in the Wizard episodes.
Kouta believes he is doing the right thing while Akira believes he is being selfish, wrong and chasing something fleeting. People have different sense of right and wrong. People, in other words, have a different sense of justice.
Sealing the Magic Stone world may be justice but to the people who want to escape, the people who want freedom , this would be seen as injustice.
Eternal believes turning everyone into NEVER and exact revenge upon the Museum is justice for humanity. Therefore using "justice, a term that can potentially be blurred in its meaning, may not be good in defining Kamen Rider as heroes.
But if we define Kamen Rider as people who fight for the freedom of humanity (in the context of the Kamen Rider mythology/world) then the word "hero" may be easier applied.
I dunno...please don't hurt me for my opinion even if it may sound stupid.
Kouta believes he is doing the right thing while Akira believes he is being selfish, wrong and chasing something fleeting. People have different sense of right and wrong. People, in other words, have a different sense of justice.
Sealing the Magic Stone world may be justice but to the people who want to escape, the people who want freedom , this would be seen as injustice.
Eternal believes turning everyone into NEVER and exact revenge upon the Museum is justice for humanity. Therefore using "justice, a term that can potentially be blurred in its meaning, may not be good in defining Kamen Rider as heroes.
But if we define Kamen Rider as people who fight for the freedom of humanity (in the context of the Kamen Rider mythology/world) then the word "hero" may be easier applied.
I dunno...please don't hurt me for my opinion even if it may sound stupid.
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