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Pineapple924 · 10-10-2020, 11:11 PM

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Originally Posted by TheRaizin

Seems like the former Blades was killed by Zoous(?).

Yeah the three generals are all named after their genre: Legeiel for Legendary Beast, Zooous for Living Animals, and Storious for Grand Stories

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Apparently the previous Blades is played by Masashi Mikami (Bouken Blue) according to twitter: (https://twitter.com/eiga_natalie/sta...87238045200385)

Also, is it me or did anyone else find it kinda funny that the final WRB for Blades' best match "Tenkuu no Pegasus" was apparently just kept in a drawer in the Sword of Logos' HQ this whole time. I'm not sure why but the fact that Rintaro just angrily marches in and yanks out this extremely important item from a drawer in their table/desk with no fanfare whatsoever just feels oddly hilarious.

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Also apparently the the official Kamen Rider site randomly decided to reveal the premise for Megidos' MO in this week's episode summary (https://www.kamen-rider-official.com/saber/7)

Apparently after capturing a piece of our world (i.e. isolating a large area in those giant cgi books). If the MotW Megido can replicate the events of their AlterBook in the captured area, they gain the ability to permanently erode and steal it from our world.

So for instance:

The Golem Megido's goal in episode 1 was to reduce all the buildings to rubble and absorb all the rocks to turn himself into a giant golem
The Ant and Grasshopper Megido from ep 2 decided to work together because the ant's portion of their story would normally take too long if he did it alone.
The Hanazaki(Salamander) Megido captured a large group of people and gathered them up while trying to revive it's king because... Um... "Hanazaki (Giant Salamander Yokai) Parades" are a thing in Japan... Because... there's an ancient story of a Hanazaki's curse causing terrible things in a village until the villagers apologized for killing it and built a shrine to honor it.

(God I am learning so much extra stuff about japan to just figure this stuff out, it feels like I'm back in Hist 458 again.

10-10-2020, 11:11 PM	#6
Pineapple924 Member Join Date: Jul 2016 Posts: 716	Quote: Originally Posted by TheRaizin Seems like the former Blades was killed by Zoous(?). Yeah the three generals are all named after their genre: Legeiel for Legendary Beast, Zooous for Living Animals, and Storious for Grand Stories ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Apparently the previous Blades is played by Masashi Mikami (Bouken Blue) according to twitter: (https://twitter.com/eiga_natalie/sta...87238045200385) Also, is it me or did anyone else find it kinda funny that the final WRB for Blades' best match "Tenkuu no Pegasus" was apparently just kept in a drawer in the Sword of Logos' HQ this whole time. I'm not sure why but the fact that Rintaro just angrily marches in and yanks out this extremely important item from a drawer in their table/desk with no fanfare whatsoever just feels oddly hilarious. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Also apparently the the official Kamen Rider site randomly decided to reveal the premise for Megidos' MO in this week's episode summary (https://www.kamen-rider-official.com/saber/7) Apparently after capturing a piece of our world (i.e. isolating a large area in those giant cgi books). If the MotW Megido can replicate the events of their AlterBook in the captured area, they gain the ability to permanently erode and steal it from our world. So for instance: The Golem Megido's goal in episode 1 was to reduce all the buildings to rubble and absorb all the rocks to turn himself into a giant golem The Ant and Grasshopper Megido from ep 2 decided to work together because the ant's portion of their story would normally take too long if he did it alone. The Hanazaki(Salamander) Megido captured a large group of people and gathered them up while trying to revive it's king because... Um... "Hanazaki (Giant Salamander Yokai) Parades" are a thing in Japan... Because... there's an ancient story of a Hanazaki's curse causing terrible things in a village until the villagers apologized for killing it and built a shrine to honor it. (God I am learning so much extra stuff about japan to just figure this stuff out, it feels like I'm back in Hist 458 again.