Erexion Morphers?

[Keith Justice]

And I'm going to keep saying morpher until you guys get it in your heads that it doesn't matter which you say... only then will I sometimes say, Changer, again.

Anyway... I dig those glove morphers they got. Can those be bought on Ebay or somewhere?

 

[Judge Faiz]

Erexion??

 

[Mega Ranger]

dude, say whatever you want. but Morphers are the American Term. Changers are the Japanese Term. I find it very usful when speaking to my younger brother about the diffrence between the ones he buys at Toys R Us and the ones I get him off HLJ.

 

[Ragna "D" BloodEdge]

He means this, dude.

http://www.erexion.co.kr/

I did a search for them, but it came up empty. If there are any changer toys or whatnot for the show, they're probably harder to come by than say...sentai toys.

 

[Keith Justice]

Erexion??

Erexion. :thumbs:

Yeah.. if anyone sees where to score one of those gloves, please give me the heads up.

 

[Ragna "D" BloodEdge]

Hmmm, there's coloring books and stuff in here, so toys might be a possiblilty, too.

http://www.sgcollect.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t48122.html

 

[Doggy Kruger]

I'm betting they don't because Toku isn't AS big in Korea as it is in Japan.
And Erexion isn't a cash machine like most of Toei's stuff is so I highly doubt they have toy morphers over there.

 

[Black Ranger RX]

And I'm going to keep saying morpher until you guys get it in your heads that it doesn't matter which you say... only then will I sometimes say, Changer, again.

Anyway... I dig those glove morphers they got. Can those be bought on Ebay or somewhere?

That's interesting, "Erection Morphers".




OOPS, I mean't "Erexion" Morphers!!

dude, say whatever you want. but Morphers are the American Term. Changers are the Japanese Term. I find it very usful when speaking to my younger brother about the diffrence between the ones he buys at Toys R Us and the ones I get him off HLJ.

I thought they were "Henshin Devices".

So, if "Changer" is Japanese and "Morpher" is American and Erexion is a Korean Tokusatsu then.... what's the Korean term?

 

[strizzuth]

Well "henshin" basically means transformation, so I tried looking up what babelfish thinks the word for transformation is in Korean. It's been 12 years since I learned how to pronounce it (and that was a one time affair, not a class or anything) so I'm probably way off on this, but I think it's pronounced like this.

Janyi

It's probably the wrong word and I'm probably not coming close to spelling it right, but that's what I could find.

 

[Dark Kabuto]

Yeah but Exerion is a Korean production, so what term are we suppose to use then?