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So in my disappointment with Dark Tassel from the Final Stage Show from Saber, I made my own KR Tassel, but it’s the ACTUAL Tassel from the show
Story: Tassel was finally happy that the millennia conflict was over, but while in Wonder World as a spirit, he came across a glimps of the future, showing that the piece that was finally obtain was going to end (The events of Beyond Generations, the Sabela and Durandal special, the events of KR Outsiders…please don’t ask, and Trio of Deep Sin, and any future events unknown at the time of this post)
He became distraught by this, after a millennia of witnessing a conflict he was unable to stop, he was destined to see this piece end once again…until he found a new power, the Damocles Sword, whose power that combined with Haouken Xross Saber and Wonder Almighty Wonder Rider Book, he be able to make this piece eternal, this ideal world would never end.

Reasons for this motivation: simply put, a ideological debate in regard to writing
Heres what I mean=

Issak/Kamen Rider Solomon: a man with power that got bored for being unable to use it in any meaningful way, he choose to reset the world and became a god. Basically, a writer that reboots a universe for no valid reason other that he isn’t interested on the old one

Storious: broken by the revelation that all his poems were already written on the almighty book, that everything, including the end of the world, was predetermined, choose to just end the world, since everything was written to end, he might as well end it know. He is the resentful writer that for one reason or another, give an unsatisfactory ending.

Tassel would be the writer that doesn’t want the story to end, even if its past the point it should have (inset seasonal rot joke here).

Touma would be the counter to all three, since as a writer, he wants this story to go as it should, he will fight to give everyone he can a happy ending, but knows that not everyone can get it, not everyone can be saved, and that the story must eventually end. He isn’t a god, he doesn’t want to be one, he just want to be a writer that lets the story goes the way it should go.

Thanks for paying attention and reading my attempt to try and be philosophical about writing themes in a kids show

Description
So in my disappointment with Dark Tassel from the Final Stage Show from Saber, I made my own KR Tassel, but it’s the ACTUAL Tassel from the show
Story: Tassel was finally happy that the millennia conflict was over, but while in Wonder World as a spirit, he came across a glimps of the future, showing that the piece that was finally obtain was going to end (The events of Beyond Generations, the Sabela and Durandal special, the events of KR Outsiders…please don’t ask, and Trio of Deep Sin, and any future events unknown at the time of this post)
He became distraught by this, after a millennia of witnessing a conflict he was unable to stop, he was destined to see this piece end once again…until he found a new power, the Damocles Sword, whose power that combined with Haouken Xross Saber and Wonder Almighty Wonder Rider Book, he be able to make this piece eternal, this ideal world would never end.

Reasons for this motivation: simply put, a ideological debate in regard to writing
Heres what I mean=

Issak/Kamen Rider Solomon: a man with power that got bored for being unable to use it in any meaningful way, he choose to reset the world and became a god. Basically, a writer that reboots a universe for no valid reason other that he isn’t interested on the old one

Storious: broken by the revelation that all his poems were already written on the almighty book, that everything, including the end of the world, was predetermined, choose to just end the world, since everything was written to end, he might as well end it know. He is the resentful writer that for one reason or another, give an unsatisfactory ending.

Tassel would be the writer that doesn’t want the story to end, even if its past the point it should have (inset seasonal rot joke here).

Touma would be the counter to all three, since as a writer, he wants this story to go as it should, he will fight to give everyone he can a happy ending, but knows that not everyone can get it, not everyone can be saved, and that the story must eventually end. He isn’t a god, he doesn’t want to be one, he just want to be a writer that lets the story goes the way it should go.

Thanks for paying attention and reading my attempt to try and be philosophical about writing themes in a kids show