#bikaiser

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I didn’t make G Den-O the only Den-O SHF I own to be told he’s on the level of Bikaiser get REAL with me

[go-mango-blog]

Would you look at that! We finally posted it on time this week! Hop on over to the channel to check out some of the latest developments in the SO-DO and YU-DO lines as well as @frozenstratos 's custom Kaizers!

[r4bbitdragon]

is it too much to expect a certain level of consideration and affability from the supervillains you face, sento asks quite reasonably

[veeranger]

I'm really confused. I'm watching build and they keep referencing "by kaiser" or something and acting like it was a big event but i don't remember that at all! was there a movie or something that I was supposed to watch??? please help boss

bikaiser was the main villain for the ex-aid/build crossover movie, Heisei Generations Final. they kind of expect you to know this but its literally unimportant cuz its just a crossover movie. basically just know that in canon the hell bros are repurposed from data collected during that incident, and even that really you dont gotta know shit. its just like a fun easter egg for movie watchers.

that said it is actually a pretty good movie, gentaro from fourze and eiji & ankh from ooo were in it. i'd recc a watch at least once if you're interested in it

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Action Enemies

Small action figures with accessories.

Set includes:

Hard Guardian A 

Hard Guardian B 

Suit Type Seito Guardian 

Suit Type Hokuto Guardian 

Nebula Hell Bro’s 

Kaizer / Kaizer Reverse / Bikaiser (Cross Armor Set) 

Kaizer / Kaizer Reverse / Bikaiser (Action Body Set) 

MSRP: 380 Yen

Release: August 13th 2018

[go-our-own-ways]

Heisei Generations Final - Thoughts and Impressions

 Hello, I am back. 

I really don’t have a readership here to begin with...but that’s kind of why it feels nice to put my thoughts down here, I guess. 

On the whole, I enjoyed seeing the boys team up against the evil and defeat it...particularly seeing Hino Eiji/OOO and Ankh again (but of course, then, that made their parting even more heartbreaking...). 

As some context, I’ve only seen OOO and Build to completion at this point in time. The only other series I’ve watched anything of is W (still stuck on episode 20-something). I’ve seen several movies here and there because OOO was part of the casting, though, so I am somewhat familiar with Fourze and Gaim as well. 

Anyway. More under the cut! 

Overall, the movie was quite enjoyable to watch. It was a smidge confusing to understand since I was watching it after having finished Build...so I had to mentally adjust my brain, timeline-wise (lol). 

I guess the big thing that really impacted me by the end of the movie was that I was struck with a strong desire to watch Ex-Aid. I had been looking forward to watching it when it was announced, but opted to try and catch up to it instead...and never did (I was still slugging my way through W at the time). But here I am now, having skipped everything to watch Build. I think it’s alright to try watching Ex-Aid now, right? 

I have to admit that it was really, really nice seeing Gentaro again. Even though I’ve yet to watch Fourze, his appearances in various movies that I’ve been able to see left a pretty strong impression, so it was nice seeing him returned as a teacher. He was looking pretty snazzy in that suit, too! A shame that we couldn’t see more of the Fourze crew featured, but that’s alright; the focus was meant to be on Build and Ex-Aid after all. 

Someone else I really and truly enjoyed seeing again was, of course, Hino Eiji/OOO and Ankh. OOO was my first ever Kamen Rider series, and I loved it from start to finish. It left a huge impact on me, one that I doubt will ever leave. So, being able to see the main character and his sidekick again was...amazing. I’ve missed Eiji and Ankh a lot, not gonna lie, so it was great to be able to see them partnered up in action again. The moment when Ankh materializes again and Eiji is more or less choking back tears...I nearly cried, right then and there, man. Watanabe Shu’s acting is SO good as Hino Eiji, and I am forever thankful that he was cast for this role all those years ago. 

This is somewhat of an aside, but I loved seeing his performance throughout the entirety of OOO, and seeing him develop as an actor. His subsequent appearances in various Kamen Rider related media has also always been great to see, as he is always just as passionate and emotional in every new crumb of Eiji’s story as he was during the days of OOO, and it really warms my heart to see how dearly he cherishes Hino Eiji and OOO. 

Anyway, back to the movie itself LOL... I was also LIVING for that TaToBa henshin sequence, and also later the GataKiriBa and TaJaDor henshin sequences...the nostalgia that hit me seeing those was kind of unreal. By the end of it all, though, my heart broke into pieces yet again to see Ankh disappear back into the shattered core medal. Hearing Eiji say (more or less) “until next time” totally broke me, honestly. I still hope for a day when Eiji and Ankh can be reunited for good, but I’m pretty sure that’s never going to happen. I’ve been told that the novels that came out following OOO’s air on TV kind of give somewhat of an epilogue for the two of them, but as I cannot read Japanese for shit...I can only wait for something on screen. 

Okay, enough about OOO, lol. 

Something that was nice, but a smidge...awkward(?) was Banjou’s quest for meaning behind Kamen Riders and their drive to fight. I enjoyed seeing each Kamen Rider talking about why they keep fighting, and seeing everyone unified under basically the same banner (just phrased differently), but throwing Banjou’s questioning state into the mix felt a little bit forced, I think? I guess it just felt like there could have been more to his character development, but it kind of got diminished to “Banjou witnesses more Kamen Riders who seem to be like Sento and decides that their motivations and drives are admirable,” when he could have had a bit more internal dialogue, I guess is how I feel. (I’m really bad with reviewing/critiquing plot devices and whatnot, though, so this is purely just how I felt, not something meant to be taken with utmost seriousness and debated down to the littlest detail.)

I think the other thing that kinda bothered me was just the entire plotline of how they defeated Enigma and Bikaiser... Something about it all felt like the problem was resolved too easily, in a way. When Sento and Emu explained it to Bikaiser, it certainly made sense, but even so...seemed much less complicated than I guess I would have anticipated. But then, since they only have one movie to tell the entire story, I guess the evil plot can’t be too complicated, right (lol). 

Speaking of complicated... I’m still unsure as to how Sento and Banjou got back to their parallel world. Technically, the fight takes place on Emu’s world--a world without Skywall. So, how do Sento and Banjou return to their own world, the world with Skywall? I’ll admit, I’m really not the brightest when it comes to understanding plotlines and science fiction, so maybe I just missed it somewhere. But regardless, that was a lingering question I had at the end of the movie. 

Something else at the end of the movie that I did appreciate was Banjou’s hint at the Katsuragi/Sento plot point. I’m sure if I had watched this movie as Build was airing, it would have totally blew my mind...if I had been able to catch it and interpret it properly (lol). I also enjoyed seeing Grease’s cameo at the very end of the movie--it reminded me of Meteor’s cameo at the end of the OOO/Fourze movie. I take it that it’s kind of Kamen Rider tradition to cameo a companion rider at the end of the movie who has yet to appear in the currently airing series, but even so...it’s kind of nice seeing these sorts of traditions continue, in a way. 

All in all, the movie was fun to watch. It was nice to see old faces again, and to see them all working together as a team. It certainly also piqued my interest in Ex-Aid, and has me itching to watch Be The One right now. But, to watch Be the One, I’ll have to wait until it’s released onto DVD in January. Until then, I guess it’ll just be Zi-O, and perhaps finally also Ex-Aid! 

If you’ve made it this far, then thanks for reading! (: 

[golden-x-mage]

time to absolute squeeze my brain like a lemon to try and remember the five riders i haven’t got memorised

[raphaelfernandez2001]

Raphael’s Autistic Delusional Diaries Season 1 Chapter Finale - What If Everyone Was Acting Like Kamen Riders? (Link To My Fanfic Story In The Text Below)

Link To My Fanfic Story In The Text Below:

https://www.instagram.com/p/Blge7iTA2m7/

Information:

Raphael’s Autistic Delusional Diaries Season 1 Chapter Finale - What If Everyone Was Acting Like Kamen Riders?

It’s Almost The End Of Summer! And Raphael Is About To Think About What Autistic Delusion He’ll Have Today! But Raiga, Tiffany, Madison, Yana, Rubber, And Bella Wants To Have Their Own Autistic Delusions, Where They Think About Themselves And Raphael As Characters From The Kamen Rider Series! What Would Their Autistic Delusion Look Like? You’ll Find The Answer!

Characters:

• Raphael (As Takeru Tenkuji In Delusion Only)

• Raiga (As Makoto Fukami In Delusion Only)

• Tiffany (As Takeru Tenkuji And Later Emu Hojo In Delusion Only)

• Yana (As Takeru Tenkuji And Later Kiryu Sento In Delusion Only)

• Rubber (As Takeru Tenkuji And Later Kazaruba Kouta In Delusion Only)

• Madison (As Alain And Later Hiro Kagami In Delusion Only)

• Bella (As Alia And Later Ryuga Banjou In Delusion Only)

• Rainbow (As Alain In Delusion Only)

• Wade (As Taiga Hanaya In Delusion Only)

• Mackenzie (As Kanon Fukami In Delusion Only)

• Sarah (As Nico Saiba In Delusion Only)

• Enrique (As Shinnosuke Tomari In Delusion Only)

• Snowball (As Gou Shijima In Delusion Only)

• Quacky (As Kazumi Sawatari In Delusion Only)

• Bikaiser (Delusion Only)

(C) 2018 RaphaelFernandez2001/YouTube/DeviantArt/Toei Company Ltd./Tohokushinsha Film Corporation/Tsuburaya Productions Inc./Rovio Entertainment Inc. All Rights Are Reserved.

NOTE: This Is The Final Appearance Of Rubber In Season 1 Of Raphael’s Autistic Delusional Diaries. Starting From Season 2 Onwards, Rubber Will Be Replaced By Yana’s New Boyfriend Red.

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I mean, looking into Ganma world probably isn't all that hard. Takeru would probably just tell all the second Sawa asks, especially if she namedrops Sento since those two met in Ex-Aid/Build. Takeru probably wouldn't even stop to think if it was supposed to be a secret or not.

Oh my god I actually forgot that Sento has MET Takeru. He's just talking to Sawa and he mentions offhand one of the Riders he met during that whole Bikaiser thing being a ghost and Sawa's like hey wait stop back up a bit

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the one with the giant hands and bikaiser, as its brought up with the hellkaiser bros

heigen final right, the best movie ever made. i really loved that one

[buildridernews]

Gear Engine

Gear Engine (ギアエンジン / Gia Enjin)

Gear Engine was originally seen in Heisei Generations FINAL with a red gear, and was used by Kaiser Reverse. In the show, the Gear Engine has a white gear and is used by Engine Bro’s. The Evol Driver calls this "Engine" (発動機 / Hatsudōki). 

Its Mist Match transformation jingle is "Funky!" (ファンキー！ / Fankī!) followed by "Engine Running Gear." (エンジンランニングギア。 / Enjin Ranningu Gia.)

Gear Engine is a Funky Match with Gear Remocon. When both are inserted and swapped in the Nebula Steam Gun, its transformation is “Fever!” (フィーバー！ / Fībā!)followed by “Perfect!” (パーフェクト！ / Pāfekuto!) - this combines Kaiser with Kaiser Reverse to form Bi-Kaiser, or Remocon Bro’s with Engine Bro’s to form Hell Bro’s. Alternatively, there is an armorless version of the latter, called Nebula Hell Bro’s.

The toy version of the Gear Engine shares the same pin setup as the Engine Fullbottle.

Kaiser Reverse: Premieres in Heisei Generations FINAL.

Bikaiser: Premieres in Heisei Generations FINAL.

Remocon Bro’s: Premieres in episode 23.

Hell Bro’s: Premieres in episode 26.

Nebula Hell Bro’s: Premieres in YouTube spinoff.  

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Gear Remocon

Gear Remocon (ギアリモコン / Gia Rimokon)

Gear Remocon was originally seen in Heisei Generations FINAL with a blue gear, and was used by Kaiser. In the show, the Gear Remocon has a teal gear and is used by Remocon Bro’s. The Evol Driver calls this "Remote Controller" (リモートコントローラー / Rimōto Kontorōrā). 

Its Mist Match transformation jingle is "Funky!" (ファンキー！ / Fankī!) followed by "Remote Control Gear." (リモートコントロールギア。 / Rimōto Kontorōru Gia.) 

Gear Remocon is a Funky Match with Gear Engine. When both are inserted and swapped in the Nebula Steam Gun, its transformation is "Fever!" (フィーバー！ / Fībā!) followed by "Perfect!" (パーフェクト！ / Pāfekuto!) - this combines Kaiser with Kaiser Reverse to form Bi-Kaiser, or Remocon Bro’s with Engine Bro’s to form Hell Bro’s. Alternatively, there is an armorless version of the latter, called Nebula Hell Bro’s. 

Kaiser: Premieres in Heisei Generations FINAL. 

Bikaiser: Premieres in Heisei Generations FINAL.

Remocon Bro’s: Premieres in episode 23.

Hell Bro’s: Premieres in episode 26.

Nebula Hell Bro’s: Premieres in YouTube spinoff.