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Senshinkan was also a bit of a disappointment for me. It was still better than most games and I generally enjoyed it, but nowhere near to Dies Irae. The one thing I didn't like the most was that the game made itself first look like it'd have more battle royale elements, but then it's revealed that there's proper two sides and Yoshiya's group's supposed "allies" are just acting like massive fucking retards for stupid reasons. And even if it was battle royale, none of it actually matters since only Yoshiya can become rosei.

>The villain side had some good characters especially Amakasu but he's barely even around at all.
And this, holy shit. Luckily Bansenjin gave Amakasu the much needed extra screen time in the "flashbacks" and final battle, but then the game had problem with giving too less screen time to the new main antagonist, who felt like a KKK Hajun copy pasta in how he was mainly just a background force throughout most of the game instead of a proper character and like Hajun, his thing was essentially about refusing human bonds (though for different reasons). Then there was the case of recycling old villains as dreams, so they didn't even feel like proper characters this time around (save for maybe Karuma).

Also a more personal complaint, but fucking hell Keira ended up getting the short stick of screen time and characterization in both games. She didn't even get a proper "boss arc" like the other villains and aesthetically I liked the Hellghast army thing a lot more than the flesh monster legion thing.