hello! Hello everyone, welcome to the Kamen Rider Plot Lesson. I believe that most of my friends have already watched Kamen Rider Levis Chapter 41. The plot is a bit broken now, but there is a lot of content in Chapter 41. The editor has read it back and forth many times, and fin

Hello! Hello everyone, welcome to the Kamen Rider Plot Lesson.

I believe most of my friends have already watched Kamen Rider Levis Chapter 41. The plot is a bit broken now, but there is a lot of content in Chapter 41. The editor has read it back and forth many times, and finally compiled this chapter based on the previous plot. Looking at the timeline of the show, it turns out that everything started in ancient times.

According to Hero Akaashi, Keefu is who came to the earth from ancient times and hopes to coexist peacefully with humans. However, humans are very afraid of Keefu with powerful power, which eventually led to Keefu destroying human civilization in ancient times and sleeping in Keefu at the same time. He made a contract with the then human king, Hero Akaishi, and asked Hero Akaishi to observe the subsequent development of human civilization to see if they would make the same mistakes.

There is a lot of hidden information in Hero Akaashi's lines. First of all, it can be determined that Keefe is not a demon. He is an alien. The so-called demons are just his subordinates created by the malice in human hearts.

The setting that the final BOSS is an "alien" seems to be copied from "Kamen Rider Soki". There is nothing new at all. If it comes to a hell plane, it will be absolutely novel.

"Keefu hopes to coexist peacefully with mankind" is purely the beautification of Keef by Hero Akaashi. From the plot and Keef's ability, it is speculated that Keef came to the earth to absorb the malice in human beings to create demons, just to find a group of tool men, but Humanity chose to resist, which eventually led to the destruction of ancient human civilization overnight, leaving some humans to continue to develop, while the hero Akaishi hid in the dark and observed.

Keefe may have been forced to sleep. The so-called extinction of civilization is the result of the battle between humans and Keefe. In the end, humans barely survived. Before Keefe fell asleep, he made a contract with Hero Akaashi as a back-up for resurrection, so this is The real reason why ancient civilizations disappeared.

In addition, in Chapter 41, the screenwriter began to whitewash the hero Akaishi. gradually transformed from a traitor to mankind into a survivor who surrendered to the devil for the continuation of the race . For the continuation of mankind, he would do whatever it takes, but at the same time he was very lonely and had no choice. People can understand him, so Akaishi Hero sees the sophomore as a similar person, thinking that finally someone can understand what he does.

There is another thing that people are particularly concerned about about Hero Akaashi. When he was fighting with Keefu's Tyrannosaurus form, he was hit by Ikki's skill and his arm was petrified. In fact, it was not a particularly serious injury, but Hero Akaashi was very concerned about this. The signs of petrification were so frightening that he was so scared that he fell to the ground when faced with Ikki and Weiss' knight kicks. He was afraid that his body would be petrified, and there were also flashbacks, which was obviously abnormal.

I speculate that ancient civilizations disappeared overnight because they were turned into stone by Keefu. So when Hero Akaashi saw the signs of petrification, he thought of that hellish scene, and he worked so hard in order not to see the doomsday again. The earth makes humans submit to kief.

From the plots of the last two episodes, we can also see that the screenwriter is trying to save it, but the effect is not very obvious. Although the actors' acting skills are good, it is difficult to make up for the losses caused by Sakura's branch line. It was originally a very good work, but the plot was unexpected Problems still occurred later on, which was a pity.