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| rdfs:comment | - When a fighter of the Akugata performs the Ringi Beast-Man Wicked Body Change, he/she turns into a Beast-Man (獣人, Jūjin), a fighting form of the Rinrinshī that resembles his/her Confrontation Beast-Fist style's animal and allow him/her to fully utilize that style's Ringi. They are each named putting the first kana of their beast's Japanese name at the end of it (for example, Kamakiri (カマキリ) is Japanese for praying mantis, which becomes "Makirika," the name of the first Beast-Man the Gekirangers faced).
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| abstract | - When a fighter of the Akugata performs the Ringi Beast-Man Wicked Body Change, he/she turns into a Beast-Man (獣人, Jūjin), a fighting form of the Rinrinshī that resembles his/her Confrontation Beast-Fist style's animal and allow him/her to fully utilize that style's Ringi. They are each named putting the first kana of their beast's Japanese name at the end of it (for example, Kamakiri (カマキリ) is Japanese for praying mantis, which becomes "Makirika," the name of the first Beast-Man the Gekirangers faced).
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