But even then, despite his link to the Ganma Prince Alain’s involvement in this film is minimal at best.
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While it all fits comfortably in the movie regardless, at the very least a bit more namedropping would have been nice to make him feel like a bigger part of Alain’s family affairs. The same applies to Argos, who works wonderfully as the antithesis of Takeru and his ideals despite them sharing similar origins and methods. This especially relates to Daigo, as Makoto felt like such a non-character most of the time that having a weighty plotline that wasn’t just “evil clone” would have benefitted him a great deal. The biggest problem here is that the movie focuses on characters that could have really done with having more relevance in the show outside of “here’s a random mention/cameo because we have a movie coming up”. The addition of the historical figures as actual characters is a nice touch, even if most of them are either done largely for comic relief or a far cry from their real-life equivalents (looking at you Darwin). Comparatively the actual plot of the film is a fairly simple affair, basically amounting to an evil version of the titular Rider carrying out a larger and more sinister version of the item quest Kamen Rider Ghost originally centered around.
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