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Originally Posted by Tokumonkey

Looking back over the catalog scans, I'm curious as to how the LVUR version of Paradox will work. Is LVUR going to contain two different figures, or is it going to be a single figure involving parts-switching? I noticed that the gauntlets on Fighter form appear to be the same shape as the shoulderpads on Puzzle form, so I wonder if they're reversible.

Although Ex-Aid Double Action looks like two releases, with one side coming with the weapon and half the faceplate, and the other coming with the other half, as well as an entire Level 1 shell. (Meaning that if you want to display two LVUR figures at Level 1 at a time, you don't have to buy LVUR 01 twice.)

Something else I noticed is that, if I'm interpreting the tiny LVUR section of the scans properly, neither Genm nor Paradox come with parts to reproduce Level 1 forms. They don't appear to have the kibble backpacks, either. This might be less surprising for Genm since it's an upgrade to a Rider that already has a Level 1 form, but it's notable that Paradox - theoretically a sixth Rider - may not have one.

Zombie Genm and Paradox don't have level 1 forms as they both don't use the gamer driver.

The catalog description for LVUR14 says "Turn the dial to switch between Puzzle Gamer Level 50 and Fighter Gamer Level 50." I don't know if that is explaining the character in the show or if the figure actually has some sort of mechanism for switching between the two. Though I think your right about it being reversible as for its price I can't see it having anything too complicated.