IXA Calibur and Tatsulot Brace - TJ's Rehab 09

Not one, but TWO toys from Kamen Rider Kiva! The transforming IXA Calibur and roulette-powered Tatsulot are covered in this video. Watch IXA's weapon in action and for the first time EVER, see translations for Tatsulot's phrases! Yes, english subtitles are provided and exclusively seen here for Emperor Kiva's henshin device! Big thanks to http://www.hlj.com for providing the toys, on sale NOW along with a ton of other Kamen Rider items!

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• kamen
• rider
• kiva
• role
• play
• toy
• review
• ixa
• calibur
• tatsulot
• brace
• henshin
• hlj

[ultimantshadow25]

at 6:48 the adio messed up for me is it just me

[TJOmega]

@ultimantshadow25 Audio sounds fine to me, unless you mean the sudden silence. I think I cleared my throat and edited it out.

[jaxom]

09:21

gokigenyo: is more often used as a greeting.. a polite form of hello.

ive rarely seen it used as farewell, but it can be used as such...

also sorry for multiple comments.. lol commenting as i am watching.

[TJOmega]

I'm going by the translation a friend provided, he's fluent in Japanese so I was rolling with what he said. He seemed to nail everything I had him translate, which the majority isn't even in this review...

[ZakuMatt]

Don't the Kabuto Rider's belts say Henshin as well?

[TJOmega]

Yup, that's the one older belt I'd like to have, too.

[ZimMan2]

Wait, Tatsulot is a dude?

Dude's got a sexy voice.

[RPMgo]

0:00 porno music lmao

[Nightmare060]

Damnit! I can't find the Tatsulot on HLJ now :(.

[rey2103]

@TJOmega Hahaha I really like the blooper!

[AAarcher221]

I would've been more comfortable with Kamen Rider Kiva if Tatsulot was a female...

[ninjafirebird]

dogga fever was used in the show too

[TheNumba1shadowfan]

@DarkSilverHedgehog it is the IXA belt, Kamen Rider IXA's henshin belt

[UzumakiRevan]

he did use dogga fever once

[Tokusatsu913]

The "angry" sound is the sound wataru uses to becom his fangire flight "bat" form. He only did it this way in the movie, however.