Armor Warriors and Kamen Rider copied from each other? In fact, there are differences between the two in holster design.

It is often heard that the armored soldiers are called China's version of Kamen Rider. Fans in these two circles are always at odds, often attacking each other's heroes' holsters and copying their own heroes. Sometimes it may be because the leather covers of the two heroes on both sides have the same color matching or some shapes look similar, so fans dare to accuse the opposite hero of copying his own hero and even developing a later hero. If a design is suspected of colliding with his hero, he will copy the absurd argument of his hero to the other hero.

With more and more heroes created by IP of both sides, collision with design is inevitable. It is unreasonable to define whether or not to plagiarize and who to plagiarize only by the time created by the hero. I don't deny that some heroic image designs of armored soldiers are suspected of drawing lessons from Kamen Rider, but it is a bit outrageous to equate drawing lessons with plagiarism. Reference and plagiarism are completely different concepts. Seeing that the visual sense of two models is almost the same is not plagiarism.

Learning from others means taking others or things as a mirror, learning from yourself, and comparing other people's experiences or lessons for your reference and learning from each other's strengths. Plagiarism means copying other people's works or sentences for yourself, that is, plagiarism; Or copy other people's experiences or practices regardless of the actual situation.

In short, reference means innovation and transformation on the basis of original things, while plagiarism means intercepting or copying fragments of original things. Armored soldiers and Kamen Rider don't have exactly the same design. If you want to say that Yan's swordsmanship image is a replica of the knight in Masked Knight 555, then I can only say that you know very little about your traditional culture. If you look closely, you will find that Yan's swordsmanship is completely different from Masked Knight 555 except for throwing hands. As for the image, there is nothing * * * except that it is somewhat similar to the head outline of Kamen Rider Callis.

But then again, aren't people's hands all the same? As for their weapons, they are all based on real weapons, not to mention plagiarism. Can't say that the design prototype is plagiarism! Others, such as the black rhinoceros and Kamen Rider armor, the teeth of the Earth Tiger Man and the masked knight, are just prototypes. Of course, the design does not rule out the suspicion of reference (such as the asymmetric design of the black rhinoceros shoulder armor), but it is definitely not plagiarism.

Let's talk about what I personally think is the biggest difference between Armored Warrior and Kamen Rider's holster design. Many people always seem stupid and can't tell the difference between them. In fact, the biggest difference between the two can be seen from the name alone. Armor warriors emphasize the word "armor". When designing the holster, it is basically designed according to the style of a layer of armor-like coat on the bottom coat. The armor does not cover the whole body, only covers the key parts, and the eyes are mostly designed as frames. Kamen Rider, the hero of motorcycle mask, has no restrictions on the style of holster, and his eyes are mostly designed with compound eyes, so he has more freedom in design than the armored warriors, and thus a variety of holster knights were born.

If you have to find the knight who is closest to the style of armored warrior, I think it is Kamen Rider's armored knight. If we want to explain the essential difference between them in one sentence, that is: Armor Warriors design armor, while Kamen Rider designs clothes. Armor style can only be regarded as one of Kamen Rider's styles. Because Kamen Rider's design style is too changeable, it has no fixed characteristics. If anything, it may be their compound eyes, belts and motorcycle elements. However, armored soldiers are limited by the word armor, so that some fans are always obsessed with whether some armor is too plastic.

However, this is also my concern. It seems that it is difficult for armored soldiers to escape the collision with Kamen Rider's designs, unless more unique designs are created, but obviously most of the playable styles have been played by Kamen Rider. I think the greatest advantage of Armor Warrior is that it creatively combines our traditional culture with modern scientific and technological elements. Armor full of Chinese style is more in line with the aesthetics of Chinese people, but it is also slightly conservative. Comparatively speaking, Kamen Rider's design is too unconstrained, and all design elements can be integrated. But personally, I think the Armored Warrior is more hierarchical in the details of the holster. Of course, I don't mean all of them.

In this field, Kamen Rider's influence is undoubtedly the greatest. Armored soldiers want to get rid of the shadow of Kamen Rider, I'm afraid there are still many ways to go. But in any case, please don't say who copied who. If plagiarism is really involved, I don't think fans need to speak for justice. Dong Ying has sent a lawyer's letter to Box. First, please check, analyze and judge, and then draw a conclusion.

May Kamen Rider and armored soldiers live in harmony and stop attacking each other. The above is just a personal opinion, and I don't quote it. If you agree with me, you might as well give me a compliment to support it. Thanks for reading.