[TheJaz]

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Originally Posted by Zan Jordan

I don't have a problem with Muto being Revice's writer,but my personal choice is Yasuko Kobayashi but knowing she was busy with JoJo (she was the main writer of JoJo part 4 & 5 and likely will be the main writer for Stone Ocean too) and seem unlikely to back

Yeah she was head writer / script supervisor for all 5 Jojo Parts so far, and with Part 6 just announced, I'm sure she's back and very busy. With Parts 1-6 being a "set" I doubt she'd miss this season, maybe she'll leave after 6, but wow I hope not, Part 7 is the one I'm most excited to see her adapt.

In general as other people have said I don't feel like she'll be returning to weekly toku anytime soon.

Honestly writing the majority of a 45-50 episode long show in the span of just one year sounds absurdly difficult, so despite Kobayashi being genuinely my favourite tokusatsu writer of all time, and how badly I want a new series from her...... I just don't see her coming back.

Maybe she'll do another season formatted series like Amazons or something Garo related again someday... And you never know weird things can happen maybe we'll see her return to weekly rider to provide another masterpiece, but realistically I just don't see her coming back to show-run a year-long series with weekly episodes again, and I can't blame her, writing a rider or sentai series seems incredibly challenging.

(Also just as an aside I believe her most recent work with Toei is supervising the script for pretty Den-O, though she did not write it. This isn't super relevant but people here are talking about what she's done for Toei recently, and that is the most recent)

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Originally Posted by Dajango

Here's a full translation of everything Cranejo said about Revice during his livestream:

https://www.reddit.com/r/KamenRider/...eb2x&context=3

A lot more descript than it was initially described. Revice's colors definitely sound a lot better now, in my head I was picturing a neon green and not an emerald. Really glad we're getting a smaller driver, although I'm not sure how I feel about the gimmick being so huge, usually that type of size is reserved for upgrades

This is much more concise and well trasnlated than what I was able to provide. I'm surprised to see the "one in two rider" angle omitted here though unless I missed it? I've seen a lot of reputable second hand sources say Cranejoe was the source of that rumour, now I'm curious.