KamenRiderKira
'Kay, it changed!
A few bits of random feedback:
Your dialog is a bit lifeless. Villains say generic villain things and the hero says a lot of generic hero things. Remember, every character in a story should ideally speak in his or her own distinct voice. They should not say things that other characters could easily say.
Lynxara wrote wanted to say. Generally, I don't feel them as characters beyond their hero/villain role. The dialogue needs emotions, a bit more feeling and more humanity into them. Take that last line for example:
“It gets better,” I heard. Turning, I saw a man walking up. “Trust me.”
“Nani mono da?” I asked. “Who are you?”
“Nago Keisuke….Kamen Rider Ixa.”
Since this is a First person POV, you should have wrote the emotion of the character as he saw Keisuke. Here's a sample:
“Oh, it gets better,” I heard a voice from behind me say. Surprised for a fraction of a second, I tensed my body defensively and turned quickly, narrowing my eyes as I saw a man walking up to me. “Trust me.”
There was something in his voice that irked me, a smug undertone that practically gloated that he knew something that I didn't. I frowned, instantly annoyed at this stranger.
“Nani mono da?” I asked hotly, before realizing what I said. “Who are you?” I repeated in English, hoping that my angry tone covered my embarrassment for slipping into Japanese in my annoyance.
“Nago Keisuke…." The stranger smirked haughtily, infuriating me even more. "Kamen Rider Ixa.”
The dialogues generally depends on your interpretations of the character. Here I gave Keisuke the 'I know more that you' smug personality, and Daniel the indignantly surprised rookie. Notice that I used the Japanese phrase to suit my dialogue and give it a bit more color.
Well, I'm rambling, heh. I hope this helped you dude :thumbs:
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