The Kamen Rider Series (Past to Present) *thoughts*

[NateRiver]

Now the third and final part of my long rant. A rider is not naturally happy. Their whole life is changed, destroyed, and everyone sees them as monsters (This was true until W). But it is through their emotions that they are able to fight. Kamen Rider to me is the struggle to live. I loved Kamen Rider Stronger, the death of Tackle was handled with the best ending! Tackle is not an official Kamen Rider because Stronger believed that she fought enough when she was alive. Tackle deserved to die a woman. Such feelings can't even be felt in Fourze or OOO's or even W. Even Decade, he starts out with no memories and the pain of realizing his actions, his feelings, all create what a Rider is. Also all and i mean ALL the Kamen Rider series had an overwhelming feeling in which if the Rider was beaten the question "What would happen to the world!?" would come up.

*Cough*Eiji actually dealt with a somewhat more complicated form of depression, which I can't really explain, but you could tell that he wasn't too happy and sometimes just acted like it so no one would worry.As for Fourze, you get it indirectly with Kengo.Kengo basically lived his whole life not knowing too much about his father until he found the Rabbit Hutch where he discovered that his dad basically blew up on the moon and died.Also, he can't even carry his legacy, as he's too weak to be Fourze.

But yeah, I'm kinda pissed off that Gentaro has absolutely nothing to do with Fourze.All that it is is that Kengo gives him the belt.I'm pretty sure he might have some connection to OSTO, since we still don't know what his parents did and that's pretty suspicious.He and his grandfather both were confused by what his parents' occupation was.

 

[kuroihikari]

Eiji carried the guilt of that village being wiped out pretty much throughout the entire series. Plus at the end of the series, he carried with him the burden of him turning into a monster in order to satisfy his desire to protect the greater good.