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It's like Deadheat, but as a Final Form. I think it's cool! Vice even has his own Revice Driver now, so they have a more unified appearance.

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Originally Posted by MKDremare

Personally I like the more fully-armored/decked-out gimmick designs a lot, because they have a certain charm to them, but minimalist designs aren't that bad. Not what I prefer? Yes, but I still like them regardless.

Still find it funny that people get so upset about Xross Saber though, even though I think it's one of the most interesting takes on a final form we've gotten in a long time. Plus a final form exclusive weapon. Like I feel like people get latched onto the idea that Xross Saber is a majority repaint rather than look at it as a whole (not to mention that the sword horn is different, though it's not immediately obvious).

I don't mind whether it's minimalist or extra, as long as it looks appealing and fits the Rider's design philosophy. Ghost Mugen Damashii and Zero Two are both awesome to me!

Regarding Reiwa Rider Final Forms, Xross Saber is honestly my favorite so far. The magical shade of blue is really eye-catching and I definitely appreciate the return of the Final Form weapon, which I'm disappointed that Revice isn't continuing. My only complaint is that using more books doesn't change the headpiece and Crimson Saber is a misleading name.

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Originally Posted by Hiikomori

the final form looks quite slick and neat. If Revice repeat the Reiwa trend, the 'finale' form would have them probably shedding the armor and using their base forms...but its actually a 'powerful upgrade but similar appearance' form...xD

As long as it doesn't feel gratuitous. ALMIGHTY Saber was powered by all the world's stories and functioned as a white mage to Blades and Espada, which made it seem more unique. But if liveDevil Revice or whatever is unlocked with a cheap pep talk like RealEyezing Hopper and is redundant to Ultimate Revice, then I'm going to be annoyed.

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Originally Posted by Rei

Intentional or not, I like the inclusion of clear parts because it just signifies that George (with the help of his Daddy) is on his way to making Century years later. Or, seeing Century inspired him this look for this upgrade. It's a cool detail.

Hongo was right. Century live on in the spirit of Kamen Rider and now they live on in their aesthetic as well!