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Originally Posted by Diamondmatter

Wait, how does Ex-Aid switch between Drago Knight LV4 and Drago Knight LV5? In the first scans of DKHZ, Ex-Aid's version has all of the different armor parts!

Well, DKHZ is a unique Gashat. I expect it'll be something like leveling up with it for the first time gives the Rider using it all the armor, and then flipping the lever again breaks it up among the different Riders.

Although...that's what I've been assuming, but I don't even really know. It would almost make sense--Ex-Aid keeps the chest armor, Brave and Snipe get the shoulder armor, Lazer gets the legs...but then Lazer also has the shoulder armor. Would that mean they can only use it if it's Ex-Aid, Snipe and Brave or Ex-Aid and Lazer? Maybe the Hunter Gamer has a second pair of pauldrons hidden somewhere we just can't see? Though then I wonder where the hell Lazer's arms are coming from. because I also don't see any yellow on the dragon outside of the patterns on some of the armor.

Anyway, I don't really think there's gonna be a Level 4 to 5 distinction though. The second quarter scan just has the label "Hunter Gamer Level 5" on all four of them.

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Originally Posted by IXRollOutIX

Ex-Aid: Action platformer > Robot themed action beat 'em up

I got more of an impression that Gekitotsu Robots was a fighting game. A beat 'em up also would make sense I suppose, but the description of a game where robots beat each other up, plus the image of the palette swapped Robots facing each other, makes me think more fighting game than anything.

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What kind of game even is Giri Giri Chambara, you think?

I would have thought fighting game if I didn't think Robots was cornering that market already. Maybe hack and slash?