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Originally Posted by Androzani84

I think it’s because on the Swordriver swords are meant to have them, since their theme is volumes. Gekido’s theme is “reprints”, Hayate’s is “scrolls”, Kurayami’s is “translation” and Suzune’s is “movement”

I just noticed each of these also relates to the rider in some way: Gekido has reprints because Buster is a older rider, and reprinting is done for older books that are still in publication. Hayate is scroll-themed to go with Kenzan's ninja theme. Kurayami's theme is translation because translating a story is a way of changing it from one form to another, like Calibur's change from hero to villain (I've also heard Kurayami's theme translated as "decoding," not sure how accurate that is but it also fits with Calibur's mysterious-ness). And Suzune uses movements because "movement" is a part of a musical composition.