Can we, as a community and fandom, agree to finally let this damn theory die?

I thought it was a clever little thing people noticed when Fourze happened and now we're past that. But no, people think Drive has to do with 7 even if it has nothing to do with his gimmick. So the dumb people won't let this theory die.

I always thought of it as a jock when people go on about the numbers because even though it would be neat to see the riders have a theme that extends to the next but that would just be cumbersome for Toie and Bandai to pull of for nothing more then fans going oh ya when it comes to the next decade

Wizard had 5 fingers.

Wizard's item was rings.
He only ever used 2 at a time.

http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs70/i/20...ai-d79qdg2.png

B-but five! Five fingers! The pattern is true! Lizardfolk run the world! Santa Claus works for the Illuminati! Half-Life 3 confirmed!!!

I clearly remember it being stated it was five fingers. Yes, he only used two rings, but there are still five fingers on a hand.

Just like how Kouta has six main lockseeds (Strawberry, Orange, Pineapple, Lemon Energy, Triumphant, and Kiwami).

Lockseeds look like the numeral "6" when unlocked, "G" is the sixth letter of the alphabet, six Sengoku Drivers distributed to the Beat Riders (With One Melon to Rule Them All), "Lock" sounding like "Roku" which means "six", and so on...

Honestly I just watch these theories because I think it's kind of fun, in a strange way.

:lol for every person who says "but Wizard had 5 fingers!" there's another one out there who says "wizard had 5 elements!". Which is of course ludicrous because Wizard had 4 elements and Infinity was a combination/consolidation of the power of those 4 into one for a final form.

The numbering gimmick had to do with Henshin devices up through Fourze. I'm sorry but anyone else seeing anything else beyond that from Wizard up is just making pointless assumptions.

That was fan justification, not an official stance.