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While I'm taking a break from continuing watching W to relish my feels, let's talk about Riderman, Yuki Joji's appearance in Kamen Rider Stronger. It's funny to see that he's still headstrong and recklessly pursuing his enemy, and even gets possessive of who the enemy is going to be defeated by. I found that quite weird since I thought we were over that character trait of his, but I thought this was just the writers wanting a little nostalgia nudge from Yuki's first introduction?

But thinking about it more, it still didn't click with me how Yuki acted, since the reason why he's quite stubborn about who gets to defeat the enemy before was that it was out of vengeance, and he has personal attachments as well. But Armoured Knight doesn't really have any of those connections at all? He's just an evil guy that Yuki is pursuing, so why is he so prissy about who's defeating the guy???

Thinking about it a lot, it all comes down to responsibility. Yuki felt personal responsibility when it came to taking down Armoured Knight, as it seems he couldn't have defeated him in Greece, which seems like a personal failure to him. Guilt eats him inside at the number of people Armoured Knight had hurt, and that angers him as well, fueling this guilt as well. Hence not quite rational when it comes to dealing with the Knight.

Which is why when Yuki told Shiro that Armoured Knight is his to defeat, Shiro understood Yuki's feelings towards the villain and respected them.

Ahhhh---Shiro, you're quite patient with Yuki lol. Anyone wouldn't see past Yuki's recklessness and illogical reasoning in fighting a lieutenant 1v1 when it's more efficient to 2v1 him!

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kamen rider v3 episode 49: a gunshot rings out! shiro kazami falls!!