Originally Posted by weedle013ZiO (Post 869811)

Was reading the Boukenger OP?s lyrics, and I realized somethin. The roll-call descriptors (or forms thereof) of each of the core five appear in the lyrics in the exact roll-call order.

?Atsuki inochi?
?Hayaku chishio?
?Takaki risō?
?Tsuyoki negai?
?Fukaku hāto?

Originally Posted by weedle013ZiO (Post 869811)

Was reading the Boukenger OP's lyrics, and I realized somethin. The roll-call descriptors (or forms thereof) of each of the core five appear in the lyrics in the exact roll-call order.

Originally Posted by weedle013ZiO (Post 869811)

Was reading the Boukenger OP's lyrics, and I realized somethin. The roll-call descriptors (or forms thereof) of each of the core five appear in the lyrics in the exact roll-call order.

"Atsuki inochi"
"Hayaku chishio"
"Takaki risō"
"Tsuyoki negai"
"Fukaku hāto"

Originally Posted by Sh Ranger (Post 869812)

I just checked and Kagayaku also comes after. Bouken Silver was subtly spoiled since the start!

Originally Posted by Sunred (Post 869844)

Oh, it's like Go-Onger's theme.

Originally Posted by gashatfreak (Post 869880)

I just found out that the narrator for Kamen Rider Wizard (Hirokai Hirata) also voices Sanji. That is both hilarious and pretty awesome.

Originally Posted by Sunred (Post 870218)

Tegajune's name, aside from being Japanese wordplay for "the hand is a gun", is likely a reference to the term "June Bride" and by association Juno the goddess of marriage if we consider how Briden is themed after marriage.

Originally Posted by Kiwami (Post 870224)

And it has people speculating that she is Tega Sword's ex-wife :lol