I enjoyed the hero/villain vibe. In 1-3, it was Legion first; the heroes and the villains were against him at every turn and he saw himself as neither and just wanted to be left alone. Now, he is playing both sides of the coin, taking up both roles as an act. And while he still sees himself as neutral and everything he does is for Legion and to get Lily and Kit back, more and more his scales are tipping toward good; I believe he's always been good, he has felt guilt over his choices, and evil does not feel guilt, but he doesn't necessarily see himself as a good person. Before he knows it, he'll be doing more than just "pretending" to be the hero and maybe he'll become one, if accidentally. Felix has always been my favorite. I can relate to him because, if placed in similar situations as him, I'd likely make many of the same choices for the betterment of the "family." Legion first.

I like that when he learns an important lesson he takes it to heart as much as possible, like investing time into managing his people but also taking time to talk to someone about his own mental condition

In WW3 you get some insight from Vince that isn’t in SS

But it's so fun to tease the crazies, then let them go off on someone else.