Your most hated Kamen rider character?

[lazycoconut]

No Hajime didn't murder her dad. I don't recall the exact details, but Chalice was fighting the King Undead, either it was the King who killed him or Chalice deflected an attack that accidentally killed her dad.

Hajime stayed with the family part of it due to guilt and part of it due to his curiosity about human emotions (he didn't understand why Amane's dad was just thinking about his family even when he is about to die).

Now granted it's a while since I watched Blade but I still remember feeling there's no way Hajime didn't allow that to happen. Either way, it's still his fault/his responsibility, and he basically waltzes into the family and takes the guy's place and all characters are OK with that just as the viewer is expected to be. It made me dislike Hajime right from the start

 

[KamenRiderUNDERGROUND]

Now granted it's a while since I watched Blade but I still remember feeling there's no way Hajime didn't allow that to happen. Either way, it's still his fault/his responsibility, and he basically waltzes into the family and takes the guy's place and all characters are OK with that just as the viewer is expected to be. It made me dislike Hajime right from the start

As I said already his death was an accident. The family obviously wouldn't know he was killed by a monster and would have been probably told he died from the blizzard storm. I don't see a problem here, I'm not sure if the family even know that Hajime was there during his death. Hajime was just simply working at the shop and staying there at the same time. He didn't intentionally murder Amane's dad (yes he was involved in the fight that killed him, but if Hajime wasn't there Amane's dad would have likely been killed by the Undead anyway). If anything he's staying with the family as if to say he wants to help out and this is his sort of 'responsibility', I mean what else can he do, run away? Kill the rest of the family? At least he's doing something.

Hajime never took the guy's place, he was merely a worker at the restaurant. Amane just saw him as a nice brotherly figure (or perhaps a male figure to look up to since she has lost her father). Some personalities clash and some match. She likes him, simple as that. It's nothing romantic or whatever, it's simply an innocent girl with simple feelings towards a person.

Plus we're dealing with the JOKER here, you can't just use human logic and emotions to define his own moral ground. Hajime turning hot and cold during the series is just another way of showing how he has been affected by humans during his stay and his confusion about his identity and where his heart lies. Don't forget that Hajime is actually Joker taking on the appearance on the Human Undead, and it is quite possible that the Human Undead has an influence on the Joker all the time he has assumed that form.

 

[Lockon]

Now granted it's a while since I watched Blade but I still remember feeling there's no way Hajime didn't allow that to happen. Either way, it's still his fault/his responsibility, and he basically waltzes into the family and takes the guy's place and all characters are OK with that just as the viewer is expected to be. It made me dislike Hajime right from the start

I don't think "Allow that to happen" is the right way to put it, didn't notice or care would be better. I mean, it's demonstrated right before Leangle's(THAT'S an actual word? At least it's not giving me the red line.) that when he's in a fight, he's completely in it, anyone gets in his way... well, he was aiming at the other guy if it's any consolation.

As for all the characters being okay with him taking his place, well, for one, when he first shows up they don't know that, and, I think was the intention, by the time they do know, well he's SUPPOSED to be family at that point, but, again, sloppy writing.

 

[Captain McSteamy]

DiEnd was one of my favorite Riders from Decade. That tag along fool that Decade picked up now he was a worthless sack of ****. Though he was still heads and tails above those fools in the shop Decade worked at.