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Keiwa's second wish was to resurrect everyone killed by the DGP, and he was initially opposed to the Goddess of Creation due to believing that she is willing to take the lives of others to grant other people their happiness.

Became Their Own Antithesis: A tragic example.

This makes him much more like Ace's first incarnation, who Ace has implied was similarly unable to cope with the trauma and was ultimately Driven to Suicide. Where Ace's fingersnap represents his superb confidence, and Ziin's his Ascended Fanboy status, Keiwa's represents his experiences having made him more like Ace in the worst way possible, as he now shares Ace's trauma stemming from the DGP ripping away his loved ones, but without the 2000 years that Ace has had to emotionally process the loss, Keiwa is instead dealing with fresh and raw wounds that make him unstable and a danger to himself and everyone around him.

Badass Fingersnap: He gets his own with his revised henshin pose upon acquiring the Bujin Sword Buckle.

Audience Surrogate: According to the production team, Keiwa was explicitly designed to have reactions that would match the audience's concerning the DGP, directly contrasting the very aloof, mysterious Ace.

This leads to Daichi eventually getting revenge by targeting Sara in the Yearning and Genesis arcs, resulting in Keiwa's existing dislike of him escalating into outright hatred when Daichi's schemes get Sara killed. Arch-Enemy: Daichi and Keiwa slowly develop a deep mutual grudge against each other, starting when Daichi manipulates Keiwa during the early part of the Divergence DGP and Keiwa gets Daichi voted off in turn.He's still trying to get his ideal world, but he's a lot more ruthless about it than before. Anti-Villain: Becomes one after Sara's loss late in the series.

He is generally friendly and trusting - almost to a fault, as shown in the early episodes - though he can be just as crafty as Ace when the situation calls for it.

Animal Motifs: Tanuki, which serves as a foil to Geats' kitsune motif.All for Nothing: After Keiwa finally gets his wish at the cost of his sanity and his friendships, his entire family immediately dies again, making it all pointless and sending him all the way into villainy.