[TokuChris]

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Originally Posted by Den-O

The actual numbering scheme that Toei devised previously went:

Decade - 1 card to henshin
W - 2 memories to hensin
OOO - 3 medals to henshin
Fourze - 4 switches to henshin

Those were real things. But that type of numbering would have been ludicrously silly with 5 items at a time or more. Both the riders names and gimmicks reflected this trend from W-Fourze, while Decade is more of a stretch. ANYTHING beyond Fourze is mere speculation and needless fan theory. The proper numbering convention was dropped after Fourze, again, becuase of the lunacy of needing 4 or more items to henshin.

So the whole Wizard has 5 fingers, Lock can be mispronounced as roku/6, or Drive has 7 tires on his body, are all frankly people just drawing connections that don't exist.

I don't think that's "connections that don't exist", I think they're very blatant connections. What are the odds that Wizard would have five fingers, and that the "W" in Wizard is often pronounced or spelled (I can't remember) as "V" which is 5.

What are the odds that Gaim would use "lock seeds", that if mispronounced (which is apparently a very common thing) would end up being the word for "six"?

And now Drive has 7 tires?

Decade - 1 card to henshin
W - 2 memories to henshin
OOO - 3 medals to henshin
Fourze - 4 switches to henshin
Wizard - 5 fingers (hand) to henshin
Gaim - 1 lock (mispronounced would be the number 6) to henshin
Drive - henshins with 7 tires on his body

That's just too easy to connect the dots to not have it be slightly intentional.