Ryuki or Dragon Knight belt?

Well friends at HJU, Ive been thinking about something for a while now. Ive been getting addicted to Kamen Rider Ryuki, and Im overly anticipating the releaseo of Dragon Knight, but there in lies the problem. I really want a Ryuki belt, which to me is hard to find. So, I was wondering, should I keep on looking for the Ryuki belt, or just end up buying the Dragon Knight belt when it comes out around the fall? :eyebrow:

I'd hold off on making that decision since we don't even have a clue as to what the Dragon Knight toys are even gonna be like. If I were to just go on rumors, though, I'd go with the Dragon Knight belt, since it sounds like it's basically gonna be the same thing. This especially helps, since any Ryuki merchandise is gonna be both impossible to find and very expensive.

DigDoug said:

I'd hold off on making that decision since we don't even have a clue as to what the Dragon Knight toys are even gonna be like. If I were to just go on rumors, though, I'd go with the Dragon Knight belt, since it sounds like it's basically gonna be the same thing. This especially helps, since any Ryuki merchandise is gonna be both impossible to find and very expensive.

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Eh, I wouldn't be too sure that they'll be exactly the same. Americans tend to not look at toys the same way the Japanese do. So we might get something made up of cheap plastic, off-color-scheme toys. Besides, we don't sell "Henshin belts" in America for ~$40. At least, they would change the buckle size to accommodate for American children. :laugh:

But if they assumed all toku fans would praise this show, then they would put the effort in making higher quality toys.

Exo_Kopaka said:

At least, they would change the buckle size to accommodate for American children. :laugh:

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If they're extending it to fit the average American kid, then I won't even have to bother modding it :laugh:

Exo_Kopaka said:

Eh, I wouldn't be too sure that they'll be exactly the same. Americans tend to not look at toys the same way the Japanese do. So we might get something made up of cheap plastic, off-color-scheme toys.

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Normally I'd agree with you about that, since this is Bandai of America we're talking about, but since they just started noticing that that a pretty good amount of adults are buying their stuff, they're quality has really gone up. Seriously, take a look at the Jungle Fury line.