Bandai will release role-playing toys "PREMIUM DX Raging Sword" and "PREMIUM DX Memorial Command Twin Buckle" based on the Raging Sword and Command Twin Buckle from the special effects drama "Kamen Rider Geats." These are memorial versions with updated specifications from the DX version.
The "PREMIUM DX Raging Sword" is a new design with a total length of approximately 79 cm, which is 1.8 times larger than the DX version. The orange and blue parts of the blade and handle have been changed from the clear material of the DX version to a painted non-clear material, recreating the image in the movie. The longer blade is equipped with 10 LEDs, which is 5 times more than the DX version, and lights up.
The separately sold Command Twin Buckle loading gimmick remains the same as the DX version. The recorded audio has also been upgraded, and by pressing the new sound effect button on the bottom, sound effects not included in the DX version can be activated. Attack shouts from Hidetoshi (played by Kan Hideyoshi), Kagekazu (played by Ryuga Sato), and Michinaga (played by Kazuto Mokudai) are also included. The price is 22,000 yen.
The "PREMIUM DX Memorial Command Twin Buckle" is a set that includes a Command Jet Buckle and a Command Cannon Buckle. In order to make it closer to the prop in the movie, the silver parts that were molded in a color have been painted to create a luxurious appearance.
The Command Jet Buckle has an additional voice unit that was not included in the DX version. By pressing the additional button on the bottom, the voices of Hidetoshi, Kagekazu, and Michinaga will be activated. Additional sound effects such as the sound of the buckle flying and when transforming into a Raging Form are also included. The Command Cannon Buckle also continues to be equipped with a voice unit from the DX version, and sound effects related to the Command Forms are activated. The price is 6,930 yen.
Pre-orders are being accepted on Bandai Namco Group's official shopping site, Premium Bandai. Shipment is scheduled for December.
