Khaiden
Heroes are forever
Damn... that's another point I forgot.One of the Genealogy of Justice guidebooks has a pretty cool timeline for the original~Agito run (including the 90's, Kuuga, etc.) Granted it is "just" a video game, but it takes into account series and events not explicitly referenced in the game, and goes with the original Agito concept where the series takes place 3 years after the end of Kuuga (so it's largely set in 2004.) It doesn't address series after Agito, but I never saw any reason why some shows can't take place later than their airdate, unless like Den-O they explicitly mention dates (and then, I can't see why every show has to take place in the same chronological order as they aired in.)
I thought about doing a timeline of actual referenced dates/times in all the series, but there's too many "1 year agos/1 year laters" in the Heisei era I can't remember now. :laugh:
If somebody (i.e. me) were to go on the venture to make a timeline that considers every series to be in the same continuity where would Agito be?
On that matter, when does BLACK RX take place? Some accounts say 5 years after BLACK, some say 1 year.
Sure, I was just saying they might have implied something there.There can be another "Number 4" and other "Unidentified Lifeforms".
They were known as Kuuga and Grongi to the police because they were backing up Godai, right? It could be more specific within the police station.
Riderman's not a good example though, considering they went through the trouble of explaining why he's still alive.Having said that, even when there was continuity, it was always getting changed here and there. Riderman's sure come back for a lot of special guest appearances considering that he's dead. That's real dedication. Personally I preferred it when everything was kept seperate; it made things nice and simple. Since Decade, continuity has been whatever the writers want it to be on that particular day, and I find it's better not to think about it too much.