they've also done the opening for Air Gear, an opening for Fairy Tail, an opening for a Tales game, Eyeshield 21, and several others.

they're often called "Japanese Linkin Park" which they do sound like, but not as emo.

Haven't seen any of those, so no wonder I never heard of that group.

Talking about music, I'd love to hear the Rider Chips sing a final form theme. Was a bit annoyed to see that they dug out the Rider Girls for Type Tridoron...

Well, me personally, I've always seen Elements as Blade King Form's theme, even if it is just the second opening. So...technically they have?

They did?! ... I must watch Drive

No, King Form's theme was Take It A Try, which was performed by Ryoji Morimoto, the actor who played Hajime.

Type Tridoron's debut is this week, don't know if they'll play the song immediately.

That's...odd. Usually the role of singing a Rider's theme goes the the actor of the Rider in question.

Is kamen rider chase going to have an upgrade or stronger form?

I highly doubt it.

Well, Blade was a bit different. Rebirth, sung by Kousei Amano/ Tachibana was the theme for Jack from, used for both Blade and Garren and Take It A Try was used for Blade King Form and Wild Chalice.
Kenzaki did have his own song called Wanna Be Strong, but like Mutsuki's song, Hero, it was never used in the show. Same with the songs Be Free (sung by Koutaro) and Kimi no tonari de (sung by Shiori), as well as Shout it out, the duet between Kenzaki and Koutaro.

As I was watching a review of SHF Blade today, something popped into my head I hadn't thought about since the early days of my Blade watch. What's the use of the point scale/system on the weapons? I get that it's probably the power of the cards, but it never really got explained or a reasoning. It wasn't like the card's power determine how much damage could be done (which actually would have been really cool and added some nice strategy moments), since it was always the Rider himself who had to power through.

I guess the question could be simplified (if made a bit crude) to what was the point of the power scale?