Re: Why weren't Deker and Dayu redeemed
 

I still think it was all much too dark for kids though. I hope they keep storylines like that to a minimum.

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I don't think it was an inappropriate storyline. It also teaches kids that there are consequences to making bad choices.

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Deker didn't know his true self and Dayu felt like there was no going back. So neither tried to make amends or make their situations better. They felt that evil was all they had and they destroyed themselves because of it.

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consider it a blessing that they went with that idea instead of Tzachoring it.

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I'm surprised that they didn't.

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This is proof that Tzachor didn't just copy Sentai.

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someone would've rejected it due to the content.

no it's not. He probably wanted to Tzachor the story but he got rejected on it due to the content.

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There is no way that they could use the Sentai Storyline without some major changes. some of the aspects of the story are still there. But its a lot darkee in Japan. PR actually kept ot a very tragic story and actually made them more sympathic.

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I don't think Deker or Dayu would have been able to revert to being human. If they redeemed themselves they would have become purified spirits and moved on to the afterlife.

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It was actually refreshing to see villians with a sympathetic backstory that weren't redeemed. It just makes them more well rounded. And makes them even more scary. Since they weren't just monsters and were human at one point. Quite literarly in this case.