King Of Warrior EX - What the hell?!

Apologies if the updates took too long. Good day world.

Christmas Day is fast approaching. Our school break is due this coming Friday. So cool. I'll finally have some time off.

So, I was watching TV at 10am this morning right. I turned the channel on to GMA 7, and then I saw what seemed like a humanized Beyblade series (instead of the anime). I thought I was still sleepy. The show paused for the TV commercials. And hell was I suprised when the show resumed! It was titled King Of Warrior EX. I searched for the show's banner in the internet and this is what I got:


Returning to me watching the show, yeah, I watched the whole episode. It was all pure intellectual property violations (at least in my opinion). That's Japan's Beyblade they're playing with. I mean, it looks like a Beyblade, I'm hell sure feels like a Beyblade, heck, surely it also smells like a Beyblade. It even has the roller thingy like Beyblade. But guess what? It ain't no Beyblade! Hell. I was, in a funny way, so infuriated that I got up and paid all my attention to the show. They even got a Beyblade Battle Arena in there.

So like, there were guys battling in the arena yada yada. When the battle was over, a girl ran to some place and suddenly a goon shows up. They were then teleported to what seems like a time-space warp from (a Japanese show again) Shaider. The girl was now clad in a sentai suit (pictured above. She is the yellow one). Again, Japanese. Okay, so they summoned their Beyblades. Their Beyblades were fighting in the air. And then they brought out power up cards. Man, I'm sure that that came from Yu-Gi-Oh or Masked Rider Ryuki! Intellectual property and rights violation over and over again in the show. Do Japanese shows have no patents or trademarks or copyrights or any sort of protection or something?

I'm not against Chinese. But man, everything imitated or faked is usually from China. Fake shampoos, fake food, fake celfones. Now what? Fake Sentai shows? This show, my dear readers, is a collection of rip-offs, from Beyblade to Masked Rider Ryuki. Why do Chinese people knock-off a lot of products? Man.

Plus, I recently found out that the toy knock-off corporation Auldey is behind this. I'll just sum up in short the things they did:

1) They imitated Tamiya Let's & Go car racer series.

2) They imitated Crushgear toys.

3) They imitated Super Yoyo toys (plus the show: Blazing Teens)

4) They imitated Beyblade toys (plus the show: King of Warrior EX)

All faked and/or imitated. I'm glad they've not faked the Pokemon series yet. What is China up to? Maaaaan. Auldey should be shut down if they continue on with their piracy. And yeah, for the sake of the CD and DVD and Blu-Ray anti-piracy guys, NO TO PIRACY.

'Till my next installment.

P.S. Don't forget to watch Keanu Reeves' new movie The Day The Earth Stood Still.