Well they actually DID make a downloadable Mighty Action X for the 3DS, didn't they?

Did they now? Would explain why they had actual gameplay footage for it unlike the rest of the Gashats.

...Why do I get the feeling it's probably crap?

Today I learned that the swimming pool that Miu and her friends chilled out by in an early episode of Fourze is a location that's been used in so many porno films that it's become a huge meme in Japan.

Ew.

I noticed a lot of toku alumni are still playing high school students in their late 20's or even early 30's. While sometimes the female lead of their drama is a decade younger than them or under 18 when they do those awkward romantic scenes. Also, just noticed Gekiblue and his twin brother voiced Yuto and Yugo in Yugioh. It also reminds me Dekayellow was in Yugioh and the new Dekaranger movies are coming out.

It took me owning a toy of it to realize this, but dangerous zombie genm's suit, shares no parts with any of the rider suits from ex-aid, it's completely original. Even something as simple as the shoes are new molds. And I don't think any other form will share parts with it so that's quite an interesting move from toei

I just realized....


http://orig02.deviantart.net/be5c/f/...oc-dajoc3v.png

The black spot under Ex-Aid's goggles sort of resembles a mustache.....kinda like a certain italian plumber...

Woe. Never thought of that one. Always assumed that part of his head was apart of the general face cavity like his eyes if he had no mask.

I noticed it's so easy to break the Ex-Aid rider transformation via just pulling out their gashat. Why doesn't the bugsters try doing that? Asuna did it before too and they don't even't remove to save anymore. At least the previous riders hide their gimmick add ons better.

Why would the Bugsters do that, though? If Pallad is any indication of their overall philosophy, then Bugsters believe in fighting fair. Sure, they might clearly use their level advantage to overpower the Riders/Ride-Players, but it's still abiding by the rules of the game since their opponent has a means of fighting back and can still theoretically win (as seen with Nico and Hiiro's numerous victories over higher-leveled opponents). Swiping their gashat away is something that would fall under playing dirty and not following the rules, and that's one of the main points of contention between Pallad and Dan.

Dan might want a fair fight between bugsters and humans, but he's a dirty fighter himself too. I don't think he mind others playing dirty. Throughout history, people always play a lot of dirty tricks to win wars. However, So far all the non-executive bugsters are like typical low intelligence motw from sentai, so I don't think they can pull a stunt like that. I think Toei don't want to portray the ugly side of reality too much like in their early heisei era. So far, all of the neo-Heisei riders are very positive and friendly heroes for kids to look up to. I just felt like the gashats protrude too much and it's an easy target for someone to attack and steal in real life if Ex-Aid is real.