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11-19-2018, 02:01 PM | #1241 |
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I'm rather astounded some still consider Tajador as the Final Form, even though we've had many examples of Putotyra being the official Final Form.
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11-19-2018, 02:10 PM | #1242 |
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Tajador being important or not doesn't really matter, as we haven't seen watches for any other form in-show (though they could appear later). The Tatoba medal already gives him the power of OOO.
There are final form watches coming out, which includes Putotyra. Again, was assuming they'd just be toys but anyone's guess at this point. |
11-19-2018, 06:35 PM | #1243 |
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Much as I think Putotyra being considered the final form over Tajador goes against the thematic implications of the show itself, yeah; unfortunately official stuff right now seems to be very staunchly saying Putotyra is what they consider the final.
It does make me wonder about Heisei Generations Final. Just goes to show they got a writer who actually friggin' knew what the characters series involved were about rather than just cheap cameos. If only Zi-O could deliver the same...
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11-19-2018, 06:35 PM | #1244 |
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Oddly, unlike past Legend Rider forms, the powers Zi-O gets are generally specifically tied to a single form, which is what makes the final form watches, or something like the Tajador watch, possible. The final form watches also are part of the DX line up, so they'd usually be in the show. The biggest point against it is just that they don't have armor designs there, but they could still appear in other minor roles, like finishers, or even summoning the Rider.
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11-20-2018, 12:40 AM | #1245 |
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Much as I think Putotyra being considered the final form over Tajador goes against the thematic implications of the show itself, yeah; unfortunately official stuff right now seems to be very staunchly saying Putotyra is what they consider the final.
It does make me wonder about Heisei Generations Final. Just goes to show they got a writer who actually friggin' knew what the characters series involved were about rather than just cheap cameos. If only Zi-O could deliver the same... |
11-20-2018, 03:39 AM | #1246 |
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Oh, they'd write a way around it. The movie had completely new artificial medals anyway, so...
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11-20-2018, 03:49 AM | #1247 |
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Technically 3 purple medals just disappeared into the black hole in the finale, in spite of the others being destroyed. They didn't appear in Megamax even though Eiji was stated to have recovered all medals, but Putotyra was used in SHT, Ultimatum and Wizard's finale.
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11-20-2018, 04:11 AM | #1248 |
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But as OOO's and how it ties to Ankh, Tajador is the more direct final, with Putotyra as a fun add-on that was to help balance that(fun fact, was also a late addition in the design stage!). They are both "final forms" though tbh. Which is why we see Tajador with the Time Majin, and likely Putotyra later with a ride watch. In themes and story emphasis of OOOs, Putotyra vs Tajador is a sub-theme metaphor of Final form power vs final form power. Zi-O itself seems to highlight this by giving them both emphasis. The freedom to soar from Tajador through the ride gadget watch, and the enhanced form to break(power to tearer) through an extra ride armor as suggested above with potentially showing up later. To ignore that is to completely miss the point of what OOOs itself was about, and the connotations of Ankh and many other sub themes to it. I'm rather astounded anyone wouldn't realize that. It'd take a complete imbecile to overlook that detail and not see it. It's there plain as day with their weapons and how those work too for that series. Where the two final forms work in opposing methods, creating a yin and yang balance to what they represent in effect to further highlight the poignancy of their story usage and the trade off involved in that essence for story effect(including film technique emphasis to the final form vs final form battle in what makes the difference, showing the man underneath with having something to fight for and how that tips the scales in two equal but opposing powers). Outside of the main form's sword, those two forms were the only ones with enhanced side gear that was form specific(not counting movie exclusive stuff!). Were you even paying attention while watching it? Or did you not realize this through the push of their powers either of Fire and Ice as natural opposites? I would have thought that entirely obvious personally. Glaringly so. A phoenix and an iceberg. A creature of great mythic rebirth(that literally peacocks!), and creatures of extinction. That's, wow. How could you not see that. Are you trolling? You must be trolling. A really bad attempt at it. Baffling at that. Quote:
Tajador being important or not doesn't really matter, as we haven't seen watches for any other form in-show (though they could appear later). The Tatoba medal already gives him the power of OOO.
There are final form watches coming out, which includes Putotyra. Again, was assuming they'd just be toys but anyone's guess at this point. Is anyone's guess, but I'd likely bet they will get used in show. As I said, being used in show sells more toys of it. While we do love the stories and the shows themselves, the main goal of a show is to sell toys to make money. That's literally the business model. Has been the business model for over a decade(dating all the way back to Faiz itself). That's not even a point worth debating. It was literally the point of the .5 episode itself about that. xD It's rather rare that something is "toy only" and Zi-O is likely the first to have more than a rarity one. Even in past years, an item was used at least once in show or in side media to highlight it and give it better sales oomph(Faiz being a very prominent example of this with the Jet Bike). So it's very safe to assume anything you see in toy, may make it in show at some point. Granted some of it is also being tested as game merchandise to sell too. Easy to assume we'll see it in show, but don't be disappointed if we don't. It's very rare that there are "toy only" things in Sentai and Rider series though. Not saying it doesn't happen, but the frequency of that is extremely low, which is why Zi-O is something relatively new in that regard. The fact we see Tajador in Ride Majin form though does greatly increase the odds of seeing Putotyra in Ride Watch form in show later. Parallels with markings like that in story builds you'd usually use one in one way so you can use the other a different way. And OOOs is one of those that does have technically two final forms to allow for that. Going off that obvious parallel style to use both pieces of material, it's easy to surmise that other final forms will likely show up too then. How many or which besides putotyra is anyone's guess. Not trying to be mean. I think you're a smart person. But damn man, that actively made me face palm. You of all people I thought would make the connection faster. You're one of the smart people here to the point I wouldn't be surprised if Toei someday works in a gentle nod to you as a fan of their work. xD Last edited by Librarian; 11-20-2018 at 06:46 AM.. |
11-20-2018, 06:52 AM | #1249 |
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Having said that, even among legend Rider items, generally the toy-only ones either are limited releases, or aren't DX items. So, the line of upcoming final form watches most likely will have some kind of presence in the show, since they're part of the main toyline - and, in fact, outside of Woz' three items, those are the only collectibles in the DX line in q2, so it'll be odd if the show just ignores them. Last edited by NeonZ; 11-20-2018 at 06:54 AM.. |
11-20-2018, 07:45 AM | #1250 |
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Have you ever considered that TaJaDor debuts in episode 20, and PuToTyra debuts in episode 32. There's none of this symbolism stuff underlying it, that plays into the story themes. As far as Toei's concerned, whatever comes in the 30's is the final form, since that's usually the final form they get (the final regular form, at least).
Also, toy-only sutff's only been rare since Gaim, since Wizard/OOO/Double has tonnes of Legend Rider merch that never saw televised procedure. Considering all the variations in Gachapon and SG ridewatches, I don't think there's much chance of them all being shown off. The final form ones are more likely, but when there's stuff like, say, Evol out there, it's a small chance. Also, stay classy with that last paragraph.
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