I've heard about that from a slightly more detailed summary for the episode a few days ago. Honestly, I don't see how developing a crush on Kotori is cute considering she's still rather boring and we've seen other boys instantly developing a crush on her, so it's not like this is new. The only difference here is that Alit isn't a one-shot character. I also don't think that Alit's crush is going lead into character development. It could potentially if his feelings for Kotori could make him question his role in the conflict between the Barian and Astral Worlds and if he would want to continue doing that if it means putting people like Kotori in harm's way. Something like that, rather than just instantly wanting Kotori because she's cute, would be character development, but I seriously doubt that they're going to go that route.
It does not sound cute or entertaining to me. If they want to make the villains look more serious, that shouldn't happen as the season progresses, but rather right from the start and keep that going so that the audience has more of a reason to see these villains as significant threats to the main cast. I definitely don't think that starting off with Alit instantly getting a crush on Kotori and automatically forgetting about why he's really there is the first place is a good start. If anything, it just makes the idea of taking these Barian villains seriously all the more difficult if the first two they send down there are acting like this.Originally Posted by Rio Kamishiro
While that is a valid point on how we haven't even seen the episode yet, falling in love with Kotori and that being the focus of his duel with Yuma does not make me think that he'll be much of a threat. Misael and Durbe haven't even done anything yet, so I don't know if just judging them by how they sound is any better in this case, although I'll admit that whoever has that Number 107 card at least sounds more threatening on paper than the other villains at least. Gilag and Alit being more goofy and in at least Gilag's case, not having any thought into their plan, does mess them up. It makes the idea of taking them seriously rather difficult. A goofy villain can be taken seriously. Tron had some downright silly looking moments, like how happy he was when he was dueling Droite in the semifinals, but they didn't make him look completely incompetent and he was in control of many different situations. Right now, Gilag is just all muscle with no brain power, at least that's the impression I'm getting from him now, and Alit, based on the preview information, doesn't sound like much of an improvement. At this point, there's nothing about either character that makes me think that they'll be more serious threats down the line and I certainly don't have faith that these characters will just improve over time given the quality of writing in this series.Originally Posted by Rio Kamishiro



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