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If you enter a casino and see these two guys, turn around and get outta there!
The first appearance of Black Satan's commander Titan also known as One-eyed Titan, I love his cool but ruthless style. The fact he killed one of his goons just for touching him makes him so wicked! Fun fact: He is played by Akira Hamada who is still alive was in Kamen Rider OOO & Kamen Rider Build!
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The boys (Ryo Fujiwara and Kosuke Ishigaki) and their dogs (Yamato and Jumbo) go into the cave and they stumble upon a skeleton of a human. Then, Black Satan the Doberman comes charging in and stands on guard to protect the skeleton.
It also turned out from its backstory that the skeleton belonged to Black Satan’s old master who died from an illness and the Doberman became a wild dog after his death. Then, after the burial of the old master, Black Satan dug up the body from the grave and took the corpse to the cave of the mountains to keep it there.
Help me understand this chain of plot points from Kamen Rider Stronger. So you have General Shadow, an actual demon, betray Black Satan and form the Delza Army. Except the guy in charge of Delza is The Great Leader. Who was also in charge of Black Satan. My question is, why did he even bother with Black Satan, and possibly Shocker/Gel-Shocker and Destron as well, if he had Delza the whole time?
Diversification! If you create a number of evil organizations with similar goals, all working on evil plots at the same time, you can afford to lose one of two of them here and there. The Great Leader is wise enough to realize that when dealing with criminals, murderers, psychopaths and even literal demons there are going to be internal conflicts, schisms, divisions and betrayals. It is also intelligent to not put all of your plans for world domination in one basket or some karate bugmen might come along and kicks that basket out of your hangs, breaking all of your evil eggs in the process.
The Great Leader didn’t become an immortal overlord of evil by making simple mistakes like trusting any one group of fractious monsters with all of his plans.