Reimon
レイモン (雷蒙)
Yeah, did they forgot to switch the color from green to yellow?[HIDE]
Shouldn't the light be red, yellow, yellow when Eiji transforms into TakaToraTa?
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Yeah, did they forgot to switch the color from green to yellow?[HIDE]
Shouldn't the light be red, yellow, yellow when Eiji transforms into TakaToraTa?
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Errhh... It's Uva who's creating the Yummy next Ep.
Is it meant to be humorous?
Or is it meant to help the children remember how many medals Eiji has every week. I've seen people in this thread forget which specific medals he has. Once Eiji gets like 16 or 20 Cores, it would be difficult to keep track of each one all the time.
Standard weapons don't work so I don't see the point of making more of something that would make the kaijin just simply flinch.
I notice you keep pushing the Medaljalibur as something that should be mass-produced and there's no point to that considering it's full power only works with the Cell Medals and O Scanner combined.
When it's his turn. Everybody's getting a second round here though not in the same order of the first eight episodes.
I really don't see a problem with this....It's just a line the announcer uses to catch your attention to the screen. There's nothing really wrong with this at all.I don't mind that Medal screenshot being there. But having the announcer actually go "Count the Medals kids!" as though this is some kindergarten math class... even Sazer X didn't do that for the Cosmo Capsules and it had bobbleheads dancing on screen!
Well if you want something normal people can use I guess thats why Birth exists.Only because the toy is designed that way. I doubt these toys were made before the storyline was written, but anyway, you could easily design it another way. Turn a lever on the sword to activate the Medals or something.
I really don't see a problem with this....It's just a line the announcer uses to catch your attention to the screen. There's nothing really wrong with this at all.
But...it's a show aimed at those of a younger age including Kindergartners. And it involves collecting things. Is that so wrong? It's just a simple tagline.I don't mind that Medal screenshot being there. But having the announcer actually go "Count the Medals kids!" as though this is some kindergarten math class...
Well, in this case, they can't be efficient at all because conventional weapons don't work. Unlike in Kabuto where they actually did work. Infrequently, but they did work so it's not an apt comparison.It's a private army, so it only makes sense. But it seems that if the common grunts are too efficient in their job, the fans say that makes the actual Rider pointless. Yet if the grunts always fail, they'll say that makes them pointless (See Kabuto).
But then you'd be wondering if he can scan the Core Medals, why can't he scan the Cell Medals. And you can't fault the toy for doing something you don't like.Only because the toy is designed that way. I doubt these toys were made before the storyline was written, but anyway, you could easily design it another way. Turn a lever on the sword to activate the Medals or something.
But...it's a show aimed at those of a younger age including Kindergartners. And it involves collecting things. Is that so wrong? It's just a simple tagline.
But...it's a show aimed at those of a younger age including Kindergartners. And it involves collecting things. Is that so wrong? It's just a simple tagline.
Well, in this case, they can't be efficient at all because conventional weapons don't work. Unlike in Kabuto where they actually did work. Infrequently, but they did work so it's not an apt comparison.
But then you'd be wondering if he can scan the Core Medals, why can't he scan the Cell Medals.
And you can't fault the toy for doing something you don't like.
Duh? Why do you think I asked the question?