There's subtlety and then there's "stuff that's in a character not being as apparant in the work as it should be." And I just think Kurata fits the latter. Granted, people can have a different opinion and I don't think he was a bad villain, but there was alot of room for improvement on him that the Savers writers didn't bother with. His storyline seemed more important than his character.
Woah now, let's not have that mad scientist nazi take over all of the topic.
I'd like to know what series you were watching; it sounRAB much better than the Royal Knights arc I saw!
