Date A Live Fanfic: BLADE Descends on Tenguu City

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It's another case of suppressing combat power at the start.

Keep up the good work, author! It's very well written. It shows the spacequake from the perspective of an ordinary person, highlighting the objective dangers of the spirits and the hatred of a girl who lost her family because of the existence of the AST. It doesn't show the usual disregard, resurrection, and bias towards the spirits that authors of Date A Live often do. Instead, it acknowledges the pain, embraces the pain, and maintains the yearning for the future. Very good! The themes of Kamen Rider Blade are twofold: first, defying fate, as seen in the final battle where Kenzaki and Hajime defeat the two Jokers; and second, the ultimate manifestation of this in the Date A Live world, through Mio Takamiya's manipulation of the fates of her child Shido and everyone connected to him. The second theme is fighting—fighting for those who have things they want to protect but cannot, fighting to protect the ordinary lives of ordinary people. This is the unchanging theme of Kamen Rider. Also, I feel the author wanted to write a pure romance, I don't know if that's the case. If so, then in my eyes, it's not any of the spirits but an original character, which is a stroke of genius (I'm also a Tohka fan 😋). I really can't stand the fact that almost every Date A Live fanfic is a harem. The last time I found a pure Date A Live romance on Hedgehog Cat was the Seven Sins one, and the other was a crossover anime, but I refused it (Yagami Light and Tohka are my eternal pain). Thinking about it, it's been so long. (I can accept it even if it's not pure romance, I'm used to it 😭) Finally, I thank the author for continuing to write in this way. It's a pity it's not 2019 now, otherwise, just considering the portrayal of the protagonist as a knight and the pure love story without elves (?), It would definitely be a hit. Keep it up, author! I believe in you!

Has the author ever been a cyborg/insect-human/non-human? He just writes whatever comes to mind, making assumptions.

Isn't this Tomato's book? #(Question mark)

I'm the author, just leaving a comment to say hi. #(Cute)#(Cute)

Will it have an Emperor form later on? #(Recommendation Vote)

The main character's courage to confront Miku and his refusal to be a coward are commendable.

The themes of Riders and Date A Live are difficult to blend. Most Riders' base forms have weak stats and become mere stepping stones in Date A Live. Unlocking their final forms at the start would disrupt the story's logic. This results in almost no overlap between the Rider and Date A Live storylines. As outsiders, Riders are practically unable to participate in the Date A Live main story. While others can destroy buildings with a single basic attack, Riders have to slowly grind them down with punches and swords. The power gap is so vast that stories of strong players defeating weak ones are more suitable for lighthearted, easy narratives, but stories of weak players defeating strong ones simply can't be written.

Where did the first thirteen chapters go?