Hyper Muteki, Ex-Aid!

Remember how I mentioned a few weeks back about how Ex-Aid's bulkier form (Maximum Mighty X) would get a less bulkier (and much stronger) form/upgrade later on. Well in the newest episode of Kamen Rider Ex-Aid, it happened. Ex-Aid's newest form is called Hyper Muteki, and since it is based off of invincibly power-ups and forms in video games of yore, it not only makes Ex-Aid stronger and faster, but if used in a certain way, grants it's user 10 seconds of invincibly. Add in the fact that Ex-Aid's friend Kamen Rider Lazer is back, and things are going great right now!

Maximum Mighty X

Hyper Muteki

Kamen Rider Lazer Turbo

Cool game!

Yesterday, I downloaded a video game called Mighty Gunvolt, which is kind of like a NES-era Megaman game, but with multiple characters to play as (like Beck from Mighty No.9). While it is on the short side, I love it! It helps scratch that Megaman itch that I've been having for the past few years. Hopefully the sequel will come out, and be just as good (if not better)!

Worth noting...

Yesterday, Capcom released a trailer for an upcoming Megaman game. It's called Megaman Legacy Collection 2. As the name suggest's, it's got more classic Megaman games on it. This time, it contains Megaman games 7 thru 10. Unfortunately, unlike the first legacy collection, this one won't be released on Nintendo systems. Still, at least Capcom is trying to make up for it's mistakes concerning Megaman. Whereas the Pokemon creators concerning Misty is just plain pathetic. After smashing my heart and dreams with the news that Misty won't show up in the upcoming Pokemon Movie: Pokemon, I Choose You!, the Pokemon company has the gall to make their next big news just updated versions of their most recent Pokemon games (Pokken Tournament and Pokemon Sun and Moon), called Pokken Tournament DX and Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon. So in short, I'm not planing to get these Pokemon games when they come out.