[806mtson]

I think I have just realized something. If you were to look at the Kikainoids of the Zenkaigers (Zenkai Juran, Zenkai Gaon, Zenkai Magine, and Zenkai Vroon), the Numbers on their foreheads not only represent which Super Sentai they represent, they also show where their placement is in the ZenkaiOh Combinations. The Even Numbered Ones are on the Left-Hand Side and the Odd Numbered Ones are on the Right. Juran represents the Zyurangers, Super Sentai Number 16. Gaon represents the Gaorangers, Super Sentai Number 25. Magine represents the Magirangers, Super Sentai Number 29. And Vroon represents the Boukengers, Super Sentai Number 30. Juran and Vroon, the ones representing even-numbered Super Sentai Series, are both the ones that contain electronics in their toy versions (specifically their Mecha Toys) and make up the Left Half of their ZenkaiOh Combos. Meanwhile, Gaon and Magine, the ones representing odd-numbered Super Sentai Series, are both the ones which contain the face of ZenkaiOh in their toy versions and make up the Right Half of their ZenkaiOh Combos. Another Element of the Combos is that the names of the combos consist of the Name of the Left Half's character minus 1 Letter (ZenkaiOh JuraX and ZenkaiOh VrooX) and the full name of the Right Half (ZenkaiOh XGaon and ZenkaiOh XMagine).
Though, this makes me wonder something. Considering that there has been a limited amount of sounds from what we have heard from "hacking" the Mecha Release of Juran (only 3 Sounds, ZenkaiOh JuraGaon, JuraMagine, and, err, I don't remember), I don't know how many additional "ZenkaiOh" forms that could be made. Considering that the whole gimmick behind More Modern Super Sentai Series is that they have tons of Mecha to allow for tons of Combos, I am personally surprised of just how few sounds for combos can be achieved through "hacking" the Sounds from JuranTyranno.