 This article is about a transformation device in Kamen Rider Hibiki.
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Henshin Onibue Variants.
The Henshin Onibue (変身鬼笛 lit. "Transformation Demon Whistle") is a transformation device used by the brass-based instrument Oni of the organization Takeshi. In the Midori Takizawa's lab, there are different variants ranging from small whistles to normal flutes.
Design[]
As shown in the TV series, it is about the size of a regular whistle, also features an Oni's Face (鬼の顔, Oni no kao) engraving in the middle of the main body, a whistle-like Mouthpiece (マウスピース, Mausupīsu) on the upper body, the rounded part resembles the speaker and the colored tortoise shell-like pattern surfaces, on the left and right sides. Like Onsa, Onibue has two Horns (角, Tsuno) that connect to the eyebrows of Oni's face eyes. These horns can bend up and down, looking like the middle face can open and closed. At the bottom of the body, there is a cylinder that is part of the Tube Oni replaying Disk Animal recordings. The section has a decorative addition, a hexagonal ring at its end.
Functionality[]
Transformation[]
Onibue's main function is as the transformation device for Tube Oni transform to Oni form. As Ibuki shows, first of all, they have to swing Onibue until the horn that covers Oni's face goes up, opening it (it also produces a special standby sound). Then they need to blow it gently through the mouthpiece (a special blowing sound will replace the standby sound), a black colored sound wave like a ripple effect is produced, before Oni applied it to their foreheads to call out their second Oni's face, then the transformation process takes place. This function can only be done by opening its Oni's face, if closed it didn't work.
Playback Disk Animals' Collected Data[]
Like other Oni's transformation device, Onibue has a playback feature to play out the sound data collected by the Disk Animals. Oni needs to insert the Disk Animal's center hole on the cylinder under Onibue, then rotate it to play it. This function only works without having to open its Oni's face, the horn does not need to be raised.
List of Henshin Onibue[]
The Henshin Onibue Onteki (変身鬼笛・音笛 lit. "Transformation Demon Whistle Sound Whistle") is the personal transformation device of Kamen Rider Ibuki. It has a golden hue and blue markings.
In the World of Hibiki, Ibuki passed the Henshin Onibue to Akira, who used it to become Kamen Rider Amaki.
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The Henshin Onibue Onteki (変身鬼笛・音笛 lit. "Transformation Demon Whistle Sound Whistle")[1] is the personal transformation device of Kamen Rider Shouki. It has a silver hue and blue markings.
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The Henshin Onibue Onteki (変身鬼笛・音笛 lit. "Transformation Demon Whistle Sound Whistle")[1] is the personal transformation device of Kamen Rider Touki. It has a golden hue and orange markings.
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The Henshin Onibue Onteki (変身鬼笛・音笛 lit. "Transformation Demon Whistle Sound Whistle")[2][3][4] is the personal transformation device of Transformed Akira. It has a silver hue and white markings. Unlike the rest, this version does not contain an oni face.
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The unnamed Henshin Onibue is the personal transformation device of Kamen Rider Fubuki. It has a silver hue and purple markings.
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The Henshin Onibue Onteki (変身鬼笛・音笛 lit. "Transformation Demon Whistle Sound Whistle") is the personal transformation device of Kamen Rider Amaki. It was the personal device of Ibuki before passing to Akira. It has a golden hue and blue markings.
Users[]
- Kamen Rider Ibuki
- Kamen Rider Shouki
- Kamen Rider Touki
- Transformed Akira
- Kamen Rider Fubuki
- Kamen Rider Amaki
=Behind the Scenes[]
Concept Art[]
Notes[]
Appearances[]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 S.I.C. 関東十一鬼 ～揃う精鋭～ 取扱説明書
- ↑ Shogakukan. (2006). Televi-Kun. January Issue. p. 54.
- ↑ Kodansha. (2006). Masked Rider Hibiki: Chapter of Steel. p. 34. ISBN 978-4061791565.
- ↑ Hobby Japan. (2006). S.I.C. Super Collection. Vol. 2. p. 117. ISBN 978-4894254879.
