[Guyver Spawn]

Maybe Ghost won't have a swapping gimmick. It could be like the WAP figures where he just lights up and glows in the dark.

[Switchblade]

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Originally Posted by Guyver Spawn

Naruhisa Arakawa

I'd love to have Arakawa on another Rider show. I'm not sure what he's been doing since Akibaranger, so he may be available.

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or Toshiki Inoue would be nice to have come back as a writer for Ghost.

https://youtu.be/Eal4fep7pK4?t=23

Man, why would you even say that?

[Tokumonkey]

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Originally Posted by NGW

Hey guys, guess that whoever does end up pinning the season is going to be a..ghostwriter.

*rimshot*

That was nearly as clever as it was painful. Well-done!

[xSkullheartx]

After reading some comments.....I had to.

[ARQ]

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Originally Posted by Guyver Spawn

Maybe Ghost won't have a swapping gimmick. It could be like the WAP figures where he just lights up and glows in the dark.

Could be a mix? Like the fact that the hoodie drapes over his base form is reminiscent of den-o and gaim is what makes me think he'll have a swapping gimmick of some form.

[GreenPsychoRanger]

I agree with Skullheart. People got issues with horns?

[ElConvoy]

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Originally Posted by Dormamu

Jeez, what are those Japanese kids watching then?

Something thats easier to understand for a kid between the age of three and five and where they dont have to tune in every week or else they are completely lost on whats actually happening.

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Originally Posted by Tokumonkey

Toei seems to be aware that Gaim generated a particular type of passion in some viewers (and likely a different demographic) that they may not typically associate with toku, given that they keep putting out more "Gaim Gaiden." I confess that once they were past the shiny street-dancing episodes, the narrative was considerably less kid-friendly.

I'd gotten the sense that Toei normally treats Sentai and Rider as vehicles for selling products rather than as products in themselves. I'm curious as to whether Gaim Gaiden represents an experiment in selling a Rider series, or if it's just intended to extend the DX and Arms Change lines, since I gather they're doing well.

(Urobuchi tangent: I just watched the finale of Madoka with friends last night. Gosh!)

Either way, I'm very much looking forward to seeing the final suit for Ghost. The bodysuit details look pretty nifty. I wonder if there's a full helmet under the hoodie (likely,) or if we're getting a mask.

They understood that the ones liking Gaim where the older fanbase. Which is why they are doing the DVDs and having Lock Seeds attached to those. Something the kids will probably never own.

I just hope that if they have to milk Gaim until its deader than dead that they could at least put some kind of effort into it with the new Gaiden coming out.

[Guyver Spawn]

I always felt like that they did a bad job on marketing Gaim. I remember the early ads for the show made it look like a silly campy show fill with dancing and bright colors. That may have turn people off since no one knew how serious the show was going to be later on.

[ElConvoy]

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Originally Posted by Guyver Spawn

I always felt like that they did a bad job on marketing Gaim. I remember the early ads for the show made it look like a silly campy show fill with dancing and bright colors. That may have turn people off since no one knew how serious the show was going to be later on.

Yet the show had better ratings in the beginning of the show than it had at the tail end. The worst rated episodes of that show where the final five or so episodes.

And the toyline only exploded in the first quarter with only the arms change figures consistently selling really well.

[Golden King]

You know what I think would be neat; The toy using cloth and not a rubbery plastic like they tend to use