SuperiorAttack writes: "Right off the bat, if you're a Kamen Rider fan you'll probably love this game. The main roster features all 11 Heisei-era Kamen Riders (Kuuga, Agito, Ryuki, Faiz, Blade, Hibiki, Kabuto, Den-O, Kiva, Decade, and Double), plus a few secondary Riders (Zeronos, IXA, and Diend), as well as a game-exclusive Dark Decade. There are also several secret Riders, but we'll get to them later. The Riders have most of their signature attacks from their shows as well. Ryuki can use his Final Vent, Faiz can go into Accel mode and use the Faiz Edge to stun and slice enemies, Kabuto can Clock Up to slow time, and so on. So there's lots of fanservice here for Rider fans to sink their teeth into."
Some of the most touching relief efforts in the wake of the Japanese natural disasters are coming from characters who don't actually exist.
As an adult looking in on the Japanese recovery from the outside, it's tempting to just shrug your shoulders and roll your eyes at this whole thing. Obviously, these messages aren't coming from the real heroes - they're just coming from actors who play them on TV. There are probably more than a few of you who think this is all a bit silly.
But imagine that you're a ten-year-old kid in Japan. You've had to evacuate your home and you're living in a shelter. You're scared and a bit confused, and so is everyone around you - and then you get a message from one of the heroes you admire on a TV show you love, telling you "Hey, it's okay to be scared, but keep your head high because we'll get through this." That's the sort of impact that simply can't be measured.
Very nice story, people who have the right idea here and not messing around with works of fection, keep it up superherios!
Very nice! If it gets the kids to smile and feel a little bit better I'm all for it.
Side note: What is that character supposed to be in the picture? Is he a bug? Some kind of turtle?
This is the time when being a japanese superheroe actor pays off...
GO KAMEN RIDER GO!
