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The sarcasm in Scale about the discrepencies between Japanese and American fiction is common here to kind of "lighten the mood," so to speak. That's why I reverted it back. -EricMarrs 22:30, 26 March 2007 (UTC)
Yes but it's wrong, humour should not get in the way of the facts. Theirs obvious size changing in Robot Masters as shown both by the Beast Warriors and Star Saber, who is gigantic, that little robot in his chest(Saber)is normally about the size of an Average Transformer from Season 1, but in Robot Masters it's quite small! So until there is evidence that proves the J-Beast Warriors are big, that type of sarcasm doesn't belong in the article.
I think you mean "evidence they changed size," since we have a picture showing that they're "big." But I don't see how pointing out another size inconsistency makes the one already pointed out not there; nor do I see the justification beyond the hypothesis presented that there is any size-changing going on. I posted a list of images from episodes of BWII (direct-linking to the images didn't work; I know it's an old site but it was the first one I thought of) that show that size was not consistent within that series: LioConvoy looks human size, but Tasmania Kid is giant.-EricMarrs 23:50, 26 March 2007 (UTC)
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