[gashatfreak]

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Originally Posted by VagueDoctor

In Wizard, Rinko Daimon's name is a pun. I watched the entire series and I didn't get that. Her name is a pun of "Diamond ring." Wizard uses rings.

That's actually brilliant lol, what on earth.

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Originally Posted by VagueDoctor

Also, may or may not be intentional, but in Ex-Aid, Brave uses gashats that align with fantasy and knights. His primary character concern revolves around his ex-girlfriend, and what is Brave's name? Hiiro. It might not be intentional, but it's quite a coincidence to name your knight in shining armour character something that also sounds like a literary English word: hero.

'Brave' is also an English word used by fantasy games/anime for 'yuusha', which means 'hero' or 'warrior', and is typicaly applied to knights/heroes in shining/magic armor. Coincidence? I think not!

[Sunred]

Despite liberties being taken in terms of color schemes and design specifics, the Meteokaiju from Ultraman Omega are loosely based on the Four Symbols, didn't click for me until Valgeness appeared and Gamedon was announced. For those not familiar, the Four Symbols are the four mythical beasts also used as the inspiration for works such as, most notably, the OG 1st gen Beyblade (the Bit Beasts of the OG Gen 1 Beyblade protagonists). In toku, right off the bat, Rio's four Genjyuken lieutenants from Gekiranger, the Seishinjyu from Justiriser, and some of the Invess from Kamen Rider Gaim come to mind.

Rekiness = Azure Dragon
Trigaron = White Tiger
Valgeness = Vermilion Bird
Gamedon = Black Tortoise