Originally Posted by Locke (Post 228308)

What I'm kinda hoping for is Arms Change comes in three waves. The first is the Base Rider and whatever Lockseeds he uses for the first half of the show. Then a second wave is whatever form the Rider takes for the mid season upgrade, then whatever new forms he gets on top of that in sets (IE I'm hoping that Gaim's base colour is just red or something and his Arms are just slightly more elaborate or something). And then one final figure for whatever final form they take.

I'll be pretty damn pissed if I have one figure with all the armours for the first half of the show, and then I'd be forced to buy like six more versions of each figure just to get the mid-season and final stretch upgrades I like. If that became the case, I may as well just wait for the SHFs for the final and upgrade forms.

Originally Posted by algo448 (Post 228310)

That would be ideal. But assuming that only Baron and Gaim get mid and final forms, and the others stick with 3 each, that would still be, 7 base figures and at least 5 add on sets, add the bikes and it gets worse... Man multi rider shows must be a pain in to completists. :p

The SHFs, man they'll be sweet.

Originally Posted by Locke (Post 228312)

Luckily for me, right now I really don't care much for Baron, so unless I really enjoy him in the show I won't have to worry too much about his sets.

Originally Posted by algo448 (Post 228313)

He was easily my least liked form, but those stupid goofy shoulder pads won me over, at least toy wise, since large shoulder pads tend to be problematic on the suits.

Originally Posted by Locke (Post 228317)

Right now my least favourite is Zangetsu, as it's bland as fuck. What I don't like about Baron is how obvious his suit is. Like his shoulder pads, and his helmet decals, and his weapon are all literally bananas. Like I know Gaim has the orange slice sword, but it still isn't quite as in your face as his.

Originally Posted by Malunis (Post 229000)

Pictures of the figure show that there's some sort of indent on the shoulder areas in the torso, so the guy recording the video may have not noticed them at first. The armor looks more secure after the jumpcut.