Integration

Pineapple924 · 08-19-2020, 08:21 PM

It's like the Woz speeches from Zi-O but for each individual WRB itself, that's gonna become both be incredibly epic and incredibly annoying very fast. Hopefully the director can mitigate it by having the suit actors actually fight while the narrations play out.

On a unrelated note, I'm kinda both surprised and confused by how the actual toys seem to work.

So from what I can tell, the sounds appear to come from both the WRBs and the Sword rather than the Driver.

The WRB have sounds for them being initially opened, and being inserted into or removed from the driver.
The Sword holds the sounds for the standby noise, the actual transformation, the finishers, and the elemental emblem.

But how does the sword know what WRBs are being used?

You can apparently put the WRBs in any slot or in any order, but the sword still plays the sounds in the correct sequence. At first I thought it was the WRBs playing transformation sounds, but I realized the Lion Chronicle used in this demo is the candy toy version with no electronics, yet the sword still plays the Lion Chronicle sounds. So is there maybe a chip in the WRBs that the sword can somehow read?

08-19-2020, 08:21 PM	#5
Pineapple924 Member Join Date: Jul 2016 Posts: 705	It's like the Woz speeches from Zi-O but for each individual WRB itself, that's gonna become both be incredibly epic and incredibly annoying very fast. Hopefully the director can mitigate it by having the suit actors actually fight while the narrations play out. On a unrelated note, I'm kinda both surprised and confused by how the actual toys seem to work. So from what I can tell, the sounds appear to come from both the WRBs and the Sword rather than the Driver. The WRB have sounds for them being initially opened, and being inserted into or removed from the driver. The Sword holds the sounds for the standby noise, the actual transformation, the finishers, and the elemental emblem. But how does the sword know what WRBs are being used? You can apparently put the WRBs in any slot or in any order, but the sword still plays the sounds in the correct sequence. At first I thought it was the WRBs playing transformation sounds, but I realized the Lion Chronicle used in this demo is the candy toy version with no electronics, yet the sword still plays the Lion Chronicle sounds. So is there maybe a chip in the WRBs that the sword can somehow read?