Share your theories on different Toku Series!

[Sage Shinigami]

Everyone has at least one, right? So, c'mon, out with it! No matter how obscure the series, I can guarantee at least one person (*coughs* FK *coughs*) has seen it. It could be about the heroes or villains, perhaps its about the overarching plot, or maybe its just about that one guy who pops up in a random episode and we never meet him again.

You don't have to concretely prove it, and that's not what we're aiming for here. Its just a chance for us to share theories on different series, and maybe let us watch some of our favorite shows in a new light.

 

[Kouji Kabuto]

Do you have one in mind? Mine is on how Shee-shee (Misa Arashiyama's dog in Sun Vulcan) can talk. Here's a far fetched theory:

Sun Vulcan is a sequel to Denziman. In Denziman, IC was a robot dog who served the "mentor" function to the Denziman team. I'm guessing that Commander Arashiyama took Denzi technology to make the Sun Vulcan suits and Sun Vulcan Robo... why not rebuild IC into a cuter (from chow to shih-tzu) model? However the problem there is that Misa said "I taught it" how to talk...

 

[Sage Shinigami]

Here's a really simple one for Kamen Rider Blade:

[HIDE]So we all know how Blade ends. Kenzaki saves Earth and Hajime by sacrificing his humanity and becoming an Undead. This might have been really obvious for other people, but it was really groundbreaking for me to realize the reason he was probably able to do that was because he was a Direct Descendant of the Human Undead.

A further idea is that, possibly, the existence of Joker comes from any member of a species that becomes an Undead when that species already has an Undead representation.[/HIDE]

I've others--this is just the one I'm throwing out right now.

 

[KingRanger]

He was able to do it because he kept fusing with the undead cards. This is not a theory or a question. They flat out told you the reason he became an undead at the end.

 

[wyyc]

Here's a really simple one for Kamen Rider Blade:

[HIDE]So we all know how Blade ends. Kenzaki saves Earth and Hajime by sacrificing his humanity and becoming an Undead. This might have been really obvious for other people, but it was really groundbreaking for me to realize the reason he was probably able to do that was because he was a Direct Descendant of the Human Undead.

A further idea is that, possibly, the existence of Joker comes from any member of a species that becomes an Undead when that species already has an Undead representation.[/HIDE]

I've others--this is just the one I'm throwing out right now.

Isn't pretty much everyone a descendant of the Human Undead?

 

[arnoldmcguire335]

Regarding B-Robo Kabutack: I'm guessing that after the events of BF Kabuto (probably a month after the series ended) The B-Robos were built by a branch of Cosmo Academia, but however the evil B-Robos were also built from that branch but a simple mishap (the program in those B-Robos not complete) caused the evil intentions.

 

[Midori Ken]

The Orphenochs in Faiz weren't just evolutionary dead ends, they were supposed to be the next Lords (Agito killed them all previously), and the universe needs its Angels.

Going along with that, Smart Brain pharmaceuticals eliminated the Seed of Agito.

Going even further, the belt technology are G9 Suits (Generation 9).

 

[Sage Shinigami]

He was able to do it because he kept fusing with the undead cards. This is not a theory or a question. They flat out told you the reason he became an undead at the end.

...So did everyone else. It didn't turn them into Undeads. The fact is, NO ONE ELSE could fuse with 13 all at once. Kenzaki was special for some reason.

Isn't pretty much everyone a descendant of the Human Undead?

They have to be, yeah. But there's a difference between descendant and direct descendant.

The Orphenochs in Faiz weren't just evolutionary dead ends, they were supposed to be the next Lords (Agito killed them all previously), and the universe needs its Angels.

Going along with that, Smart Brain pharmaceuticals eliminated the Seed of Agito.

Going even further, the belt technology are G9 Suits (Generation 9).

That's...well, I did say any theory and nobody had to prove them. (This one being utterly impossible to prove.)

 

[Midori Ken]

That's...well, I did say any theory and nobody had to prove them. (This one being utterly impossible to prove.)

Well, each one is less likely than the one before it, but I'm pretty sure about the first one.

They did a S.I.C. Hero Saga on it back in 2003 called Kamen Rider Agito: Heaven's Door. It featured a crossover with Kamen Rider 555.

The name is very suggestive, which gives me confidence in my first assertion. I extrapolated the second one for continuity to make sense, and the third was just for fun.

Also, what's the difference between descendant and direct descendant?

 

[Khaiden]

Ken, not to burst your bubble, because I like your theory, but aren't Faiz and Agito separate worlds? (I know it would have been better if everything took place in the same world, which is what I thought in a way until Decade happened)