Did someone else noticed that in most of the silhouettes of kyokyu arms it seems to wear a cape but in the one under the AC Duke it doesn't?

I believe the image underneath is of the vinyls. So it may not have a cape to cut costs. But this is the first I'd heard of that form having a name. Where does Kyokyu come from?

The rumored name right now for Gaim's final form is "Kyoku Arms" with the electronics supposedly referring to it as "DaiShogun" (meaning Great General in keeping with Gaim's samurai theme.

I took the name from here: http://www.orendsrange.com/2014/02/k...y-catalog.html

I read that the transformation phrase is: Kyokyu arms! Dai Dai Dai Dai Dai Shogun!

Dai Shogun would be fucking boss.

Huh. Not going to lie, but with the reveal of Kyokyu Arms, it reminds me of a Kamen Rider-like character I have which does the same thing; first a heavily-armored super form with its own unique powers and a second lightly-armored super form that combines all the previous forms' powers. Oh well, can't wait to see what both forms really look like!

DaiShogun Gaim VS Samurai Red Shogun Mode.

So according to some new translations I've seen the "fruit salad" lock will be called the Kiwami Lock. Kiwami being rouhgly translated in this instance as extreme or ultimate. Likewise Gaim's final form, beyond Kachidoki will be known as Kiwami Arms.

After some Wikipedia crawling i think that Gaim's final form might actually be based on the kazaori eboshi.
which makes perfect sense.
'Originating from the Japanese Heian period, the kazaori eboshi (風折烏帽子) was worn by aristocrats to indicate rank. Still worn today for ceremonial purposes, this black linen hat was used during a samurai's ceremony in attaining manhood.'