I just wanna see how the whole dagashi cafe looks in the show. Apparently they are a thing in Japan and it is basically a cafe or bar that serves cheap mass-produced snacks called dagashi all-you-can-eat style alongside drinks. If you saw the anime Dagashikashi you will be familiar with the concept. Basically they are cheapily mass-produced junk food of all shapes, colors, and sizes.

Thanks to the product video for the two ZenkaiOhs, we have some facts about them.

- Only one Kikainoid controls the combination at a time. This changes (along with the weapon) by opening and closing the head.

- Juran’s standby is based on baseball announcements while Vroon’s is based on boxing announcements.

They stated this is not a form change on the right of the picture. FYI this is an announcement for a spinoff. First ep to be released March 21st JST and final episode to be released March 28th JST.

Perhaps the spinoff will be about the first team to wield what the Zenkaigers now wield.

No wonder there's no ending dance when the opening has the dancing?

Missed opportunity: a Gokaiger-themed seventh hero called Gokaiser.

That might be the name of a Super form later down the line.

Em this lady voice muRe: https://www.instagram.com/p/CMat_-DD...=1526y4k6n5gqn

I hear there's a sound for Saber if you turn Vroon's gear backwards in the Geartlinger.

I wonder if there's any rhyme or reason to the "backwards" gears, or if they're just picked at random?

My current best guess is that the Geartlinger doesn't actually know which way you're turning it, it only reads the sequence of the gear's teeth hitting its buttons, and turning a gear backwards just coincidentally happens to hit the buttons in the same sequence as turning a different gear forwards.