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More Sun Yiqi:

Transformers Mania invades Asian Idols. Sun Yiqi X Wuyiman:

Yeah, well the scarf was a trademark for the showa riders. It would be cool if they would revive it. The scarf would look cool especially when they are riding their bike. In the latest Kamen Rider incarnations, I seem to notice that they ride their bike a lot less. Which for me kinda defeats the purpose of calling them Kamen Rider. Their bike is supposed to be part of their arsenal, not just some jalopy they can get around town with.

Alright, I think I'm done with the important parts. I'm going to leave the rest as is since I don't think there's any relevant information in the ones that I haven't translated. Besides, I need to do something else. Also, please feel free to edit the names, spelling and grammar as I'm not sure if the terms I used are consistent all throughout.

Yeah, that's why I'm avoiding it, because I don't want to get hooked.

You know, that scarf was one of the Kamen Rider Trademarks that never made it to the Heisei riders.

Yes, that's a good one. I will use Final secret in the other instances, but I will retain succession techniques to those personal ninja arts. Also, will be finished with the earth ninja weapons soon. LOL at Heavenly Roaring Thunder Whirlwind God. (that's hella long)

I don't dare watch or even read One Piece. It's far too long and I don't have the time to amass that amount of media.

Okay, so W is a Kamen rider that is composed of 2 persons (Shoutaro & Philip)? Just like Symmetrical docking in Gaogaigar.

Another issue that I would like to ask. The word Ougi (奥義). This literally translates to Secret or Mystery. But instead I will be using Succession Technique in some instances like that for Hurricane Red and Hurricane Yellow. The reason behind this is that the term "Ougi" is usually used to describe the final technique passed down to every martial arts student to make him a master. Thus the term Succession Technique. Besides, "Hayate School Succession Technique" sounds much cooler than "Hayate School Secret". An example of this is Rurouni Kenshin. If you have watched it, his "Ougi" or "Succession Technique" is "Ama Kakeru Ryu no Hirameki", which upon learning it will make him as powerful as his Master.

This will be my last update for the day. Finished up to the Shinobi Machines of the Hurricanger. Also note that I used Hurrier instead of Harrier. Judging from the naming convention of the series, I would say that the used the root word for Hurry. Please feel free to edit any spelling and grammar corrections.

There's a question regarding the usage of ninja ranking that I would like to inquire. I actually first encountered these ranks while watching Naruto a few years ago. The Gennin, Chuunin and Jounin. I came to understand that we are translating for the benefit of those who have no semblance of Japanese Culture, thus we are completely translating all translatable Japanese names. So here are some of the suggestions that I made: Jounin - Ninja Master Cuunin - Ninja Commander Gennin - Low Rank Ninja Feel free to edit, but I'm going use the English equivalent in the wiki. Additional info, I'm currently working on the Space Ninja Jakanja section.

Han Ga Eun:

Han Ga Eun:

Han Ga Eun:

Well, I would really appreciate the correction of spelling and grammars, not to mention some of the official names. It's interesting to know that there are certain tidbits here that were not mentioned anywhere else. Like the first syllables of the 3 main Hurricangers name forming the word "Shi-no-bi".

I'll be editing this step by step. Comparing the English wiki and the Japanese wiki of Hurricanger, I can see major differences, mostly the Japanese Wiki is much more comprehensive.

This is the discussion topic for the wiki article: Hurricanger

I thought it was supposed to be Zwei?

And finally, Ryu Ji Hye in a black dress:

Ryu Ji Hye in a white dress:

The beautiful Ryu Ji Hye:

The Lovely Taiwanese Mikako:

Actually terrible is "Kakkowarui." Or "bad appearence" which is the opposite of "kakkoii" or "good appearance" if translated literally. It's just sometimes being pronounced so fast that it is misinterpreted.

Pooh! No Decade this weekend. They pre-empted the slot for a golf tourney.