How do I become a Hero of Justice Zig Forums?

>Hero of Justice

Does the Hero of Justice ideal as presented in fate have any parallels in Japanese society?

If I remember it's concept in fate is heavily inspired by that Kamen Rider show

Kill lots of brown guys

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makes sense

What's the origin behind Kamen Rider ?

Selling toys

>How do I become a Hero of Justice Zig Forums?
Stay anonymous. Eat well, sleep well, work out an hour a day of hard work-out, buy a gun, be nice to people, be helpful and kind to those who need it, develop a cool hero name, develop a drug addiction to numb the pain of getting stabbed, work on some suit ideas, don't hesitate in your choices, always have an escape plan if need be.
Ya know, the basic stuff.

Man sacrifices himself for the greater good mindlessly every time.

Nasu went "huh." and spawned a multi billion dollar franchise of a criticism of it.

good question

Like meta as in why was it made or the reasoning behind Ichigo's eternal path of the warrior of justice?
As far as the TV show goes it was basically man abducted gets turned into a cyborg but doesn't get completely transformed into a war machine for Shocker.
From then on he wages an eternal battle against all evil that would do harm to those that can't fight for themselves or would destroy life.

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fuck off with this actual philosophy poast redman

>Like meta as in why was it made
That
Many of the "fundamental" otaku series seem to be a form of response to an occurrence in a post-war Japanese society.
Was wondering if Kamen Rider was the same, and if so what aspect or characteristic of japanese society was responding to

Practice high jumps after school

I autistically refuse to accept that an individual cannot make a difference
There's got to be a way

Remember: Heroes aren't heroes because they do what's right. Heroes are heroes because they never lose.

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The only real way is politics. Get involved in a local activist movement or political group, rise up the ranks, get elected for a local office, and then go further up from there. But as someone who tangled with the politics of a middling city for a while (admittedly on a pretty surface-level, meeting with local candidates, doing minor election advertisement, etc.), let me tell you: it's a pain in the ass and will drain the life from you unless you are naturally charismatic and have an appetite for it.

By that logic a bad guy that never gives up is a hero

You literally can't, accepting it is the first step for actual power

political assassination

Yes.

Everyone's the hero of their own story, I guess

It's not about giving up, it's about winning. If you win every time, you can't be the bad guy because bad guys are the ones who lose.

Okay. What do I do now?
I could go to the middle east or eastern Africa but chances are my head will end up on a pike
Why does it have to be so hard to help people in need

user is just not much of a justicefriend

I'm not sure that's how it works user