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Kamen Rider Die · 03-01-2021, 12:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Sunred

Kintaros is based off the Japanese folktale Kintaro. Kintaro is in general a VERY strong child, almost a hybrid of Hercules and Paul Bunyan. His notable iconography is the red bib with the kanji 金 written on it. He was known to be raised by a yokai, kick oni ass, wrestle wild bears, befriend animals, and carries an axe. Axe Form's notable reference to Kintaro is his den-kamen(face mask of the Den-O forms) resembling the 金 kanji, which primarily means gold(can also mean metal or money depending on context), and an axe. Keep in mind however his imagin form is not Ryotaro's but Honjo's creation, and his name was given after he was conceptualizes by Honjo. Kintaros's color scheme is semi-gloss black and candy gold with his visor being champagne gold.

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03-01-2021, 12:44 AM	#244
Kamen Rider Die Kamen Ride Or Die Join Date: Aug 2019 Location: Chicago, IL Posts: 6,792	Quote: Originally Posted by Sunred Kintaros is based off the Japanese folktale Kintaro. Kintaro is in general a VERY strong child, almost a hybrid of Hercules and Paul Bunyan. His notable iconography is the red bib with the kanji 金 written on it. He was known to be raised by a yokai, kick oni ass, wrestle wild bears, befriend animals, and carries an axe. Axe Form's notable reference to Kintaro is his den-kamen(face mask of the Den-O forms) resembling the 金 kanji, which primarily means gold(can also mean metal or money depending on context), and an axe. Keep in mind however his imagin form is not Ryotaro's but Honjo's creation, and his name was given after he was conceptualizes by Honjo. Kintaros's color scheme is semi-gloss black and candy gold with his visor being champagne gold. I love it! Thanks! __________________ Coming soon: Kamen Rider Fourze \| Other series available on the archive!