So we're essentially entering Ryuki territory?



I'm fine with this.

http://40.media.tumblr.com/825176a08...qfh84n_250.jpg

Generic silhouettes for the Movie War 2016 Ghost Eyecons. Since there's two of them I'm gonna bet that both Ghost and Spectre each get a new form.

I really like the references to the historical figures on the actual Eyecons' irises. They each have a symbol/icon incorporated into the iris and, by extension, Ghost/Spectre's mask. You have a lightbulb for Edison, katanas for Musashi, a bow & arrow for Robin, a revolver for Billy the Kid, music notes for Beethoven, and Tanegashima for Nobunaga. Not to mention that each Eyecon has horns on the iris as well that denote which Rider uses them (one horn for Ghost, two for Spectre).

Maybe Ghost and Spectre might get special Drive and Mach forms or maybe a Racecar Driver and a Motorcycle Rider spirits.

I like it when both of the riders use the same driver because it means they will be closer together.

Meh, the appearance in the movies hardly ever tend to be how they actually are. Remember how cool and different Wizard was in the Fourze movie? Not to mention his voice sounded pretty awesome compared to what we actually got.

BTW, I love that the Icons are octagons.

While they aren't spot-on, they're still pretty close to the final character, if anything. Like OOO had a signature pose you never see again, Fourze was a bit more subdued in his enthusiasm, Wizard was slightly more dynamic, but they were still a pretty good representation of what to expect Rider and ability-wise.

So what concept do you think Ghost will use?

W - detective
OOO - traveling nomad with no desire
Fourze - high school
Wizard - a person who possesses magic and gives hope to people
Gaim - street dancing
Drive - police

What next? I'm hoping for the Crow concept where he was brought back to set the things that were wronged back to the right path.

Ghost hunter.

All I want to do is pre-order the toys.

I mean, there is only so many ways to depict an eyeball. The white part always has to be white, and the pupil/iris is where the color comes in. The locks looked different because they had different fruit on it. Fruit that comes in many shapes, sizes, and colors. Here the eyeball still has to look like an eyeball, which only gives so much room for change.

Also, I think in terms of theme, the eyeball is meant to be the focus and not so much what is on it. I'd say the opposite is true of Gaim, where the fruit was the focus and not so much the lock.