[Agentjx]

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Originally Posted by 806mtson

You know, I thought that the thrusters/rotors on the Battleship CrocoDaiOh looked like wheels. I thought it was pretty weird, but I soon discovered that the bottom of it became a bike for TwokaiRicky and TwokaiCuttaner. Interesting.
Also, Cuttaner's name might be a combination of Katana (A Japanese Sword) and Cutlass (a Pirate Sword). It would make sense as he is a Pirate based upon ShinkenOh Flint is named after a Flintlock (A Pirate Pistol). Zox is a combination of Zoku, meaning "Thief" (reflecting his Pirate Motif), and Six, because he is the Sixth Ranger of the Zenkaigers. Meanwhile, I wonder whether Ricky has any links to Pirates in his name. I know that his name references Chouriki Sentai Ohranger, but I'm wondering whether there is anything extra. Plus, I really like the fact that the Geardalinger changes the standby music's theme to match the motif of the different Rangers. The TwokaiRicky Standby music sounds Eqyptian and the TwokaiCutanner is more Japanese.
Meanwhile, I believe that the two different modes for TwokaiOh are meant to reflect the first major combination of the Main Mecha (Ohranger Robo and ShinkenOh) and the first One-Mecha Robo (Red Puncher and Ebi Origami/DaiKaiOh) into 1 Robo (Buster Ohranger Robo and DaiKai ShinkenOh). In fact, both of them even keep the name of the original Mecha in the name of the Combination with the other Mecha (Ohranger Robo and ShinkenOh are both still in the names of their combinations with Red Puncher and Ebi Origami/DaiKaiOh).

Is there an onomatopoeia "rikiriki" for something pirate-related? My guess is the ship's steering wheel.