[Annuga]

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Originally Posted by henshinzero

OOO's combos were types of animals.

Pokemon OOO combos are types of elements.

red=Flying
yellow=Fighting
green=Bug
grey=Ground
blue=Water
purple=Dragon
Couldn't think of anything for BuraKaWani
My reasoning!
Ankh's medals were birds
Kazari picked fights with the other Greeed iirc
Uva's a bug
Other than the gorilla, rhinos and elephants in Pokemon are Ground
Mezool's aquatic
Dinos are extinct, and dragons are mythical, so eh

[henshinzero]

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Originally Posted by Annuga

red=Flying
yellow=Fighting
green=Bug
grey=Ground
blue=Water
purple=Dragon
Couldn't think of anything for BuraKaWani
My reasoning!
Ankh's medals were birds
Kazari picked fights with the other Greeed iirc
Uva's a bug
Other than the gorilla, rhinos and elephants in Pokemon are Ground
Mezool's aquatic
Dinos are extinct, and dragons are mythical, so eh

But this is a different OOO I'm talking about.

ex.
Fire Combo:
- Head: Charizard
- Body: Camerupt
- Legs: Infernape


http://omega-king-dx.deviantart.com/...mbos-507719159

[Annuga]

Quote:

Originally Posted by henshinzero

But this is a different OOO I'm talking about.

ex.
Fire Combo:
- Head: Charizard
- Body: Camerupt
- Legs: Infernape


http://omega-king-dx.deviantart.com/...mbos-507719159

So, just any mon we can imagine?

[henshinzero]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Annuga

So, just any mon we can imagine?

Based on their element.

[vin13ish]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Annuga

Are you asking 'When have human villains been more interesting?'? Your grammar made it a little tricky to understand (I know English isn't your native language so it's okay)
It honestly depends, Heart was more interesting than Banno, but that had nothing to do with Banno or Heart being humans or roimudes, It's how they're written, what roles they've been given in the story, their personalities and motives, etc.

Actually English is my native language but I do have a difficult of finding a right word

[Switchblade]

Quote:

Originally Posted by vin13ish

When Human Villains was more interesting than Monster Villains?

Recent Super Sentai always relay on Monster Villains while Recent Kamen Rider have Human Villains but is Human Villains more interesting and more threatening than Monster Villains?

I'm assuming you mean human actor vs. monster suit. I think having an actual person as the villain is far more effective because they have a greater ability to act and emote than a guy in a rubber suit with a static face. It's easier to identify with another person, which in turn makes the villains easier to understand or emphasize with. It also makes it much more effective when a normal-looking person does something truly horrifying.

I generally think most of Kamen Rider's most memorable villains tend to be human or at least have a human form: Doctor Shinigami, Apollo Geist, Shiro Kanzaki, Dr. Maki, Heart, etc.

[KRFurious1]

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Originally Posted by TheSituAsian187

Anyone know if the Ghost OST has been released yet? I absolutely NEED Necrom's theme music!!!

[EpsilonX]

So I've been wondering lately...is all the posing in Jojo's Bizarre Adventure inspired by Kamen Rider? Or is posing a fairly common thing in Japanese media? I know the Great Saiyaman in DBZ is a homage/parody of Henshin Heroes, and Ginyu force targets Sentai. What else owes something to Kamen Rider's poses?

[Monsoon]

I think a lot of basic tokusatsu / shounen / superhero elements like poses, announcing special moves, and implementing forms or transforming to use different skills all basically come from wuxia books and movies from the 1950s and 1960s. Kamen Rider definitely took it a specific extreme, though, and made it its own.

Unrelated question: do I need to watch Kuuga before Agito? I'm still sampling the different Heisei Riders. I know that the two shows are connected somehow but I'm a little hesitant to watch a direct sequel without checking out its predecessor.

[Matrixbeast]

No, it's only a really minor reference. It's not a sequel series.