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** Oh!Great notably has a fetish for ecchi and hentai. Considering what [[BleachedUnderpants his works prior to this series and]] ''Manga/TenjhoTenge'' [[BleachedUnderpants were...]]

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** Oh!Great notably has a fetish for ecchi and hentai. Considering what [[BleachedUnderpants his works prior to this series and]] and ''Manga/TenjhoTenge'' [[BleachedUnderpants were...]]



* BleachedUnderpants: All of Oh!Great's works before ''Manga/TenjhoTenge'' were {{Hentai}} and even that had copious amounts of explicit sex.
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* GenreShift: What starts as a fairly grounded spin on sports manga, despite liberal use of ArtisticLicensePhysics, gradually escalates into a ScienceFiction epic involving bio-engineered test tube babies, superpowered weapons, and [[spoiler:a great storm that threatens to swallow the world, stripping the rule of gravity away from everybody as the BigBad imposes their tyranny over them in an eternal sky.]] Suffice to say, this is par for the course when it comes to Creator/OhGreat.[[note]]His other famous series, Manga/TenjhoTenge, goes through quite a radical shift too.[[/note]]

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Ikki is swept into a brutal world and quickly thrown into the spotlight when Simca declares he will be the next Sky King, the Storm Rider acknowledged to be the most skilled rider in the world. Ikki, ignorant of the significance of this proclamation, runs with it and soon begins to challenge other teams in a semi-organized tournament called the “Parts War,” in which teams challenge and fight each other, betting either A-T parts or their team emblems on the matches. [[labelnote:Detailed info]]on the Parts War can be found at this [[http://airgear.wikia.com/wiki/Parts_War link]].[[/labelnote]] After winning a few matches with the help of his {{childhood friend}} Ringo Noyamano, Ikki learns more about the A-T World: there are 8 roads -- specialized riding styles -- that will allow one to rise to the top of the Storm Rider World, and each road possesses specialized and extremely powerful A-T parts called Regalias that unlock the true potential of a rider who is skilled enough to use them. Those who currently possess the Regalia are known as the 8 Kings, the masters of their chosen roads. This status provides the Kings with no real authority, but successfully claiming the title of King bestows amazing prestige upon the claimant.

Because Simca recognizes great potential in Ikki, she tries to recruit him into her team of elite Storm Riders, Genesis. This puts her at odds with Ringo and the other Noyamano sisters, who are members of the legendary Storm Rider team that stands over the A-T World: The Sleeping Forest. [[ShroudedInMyth Few are actually certain the team exists]], and even fewer are aware of ''why'' it exists, but one thing that is made clear is that they are firmly opposed to Genesis. While Simca wants to bring Ikki into conflict with The Sleeping Forest and lead Genesis to victory, the Noyamano sisters would rather Ikki stayed on the sidelines, but are willing to reluctantly attack him if he sides against them. As both sides become more and more aggressive towards each other, Ikki finds himself forced to choose a side in their war.

Refusing to be used, Ikki declares his independence of both teams and of the current eight roads, choosing to ride his own unique road -- The "Hurricane Road" -- as its Storm King.

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Ikki is swept into a brutal world and quickly thrown into the spotlight when Simca declares he will be the next Sky King, the Storm Rider acknowledged to be the most skilled rider in the world. Ikki, ignorant of the significance of this proclamation, runs with it and soon begins to challenge other teams in a semi-organized tournament called the “Parts War,” in which teams challenge and fight each other, betting either A-T parts or their team emblems on the matches. [[labelnote:Detailed info]]on the Parts War can be found at this [[http://airgear.wikia.com/wiki/Parts_War link]].[[/labelnote]] After winning a few matches with the help of his {{childhood friend}} Ringo Noyamano, Ikki learns more about the A-T World: there are 8 roads -- specialized riding styles -- that will allow one to rise to the top of the Storm Rider World, and each road possesses specialized and extremely powerful A-T parts called Regalias that unlock the true potential of a rider who is skilled enough to use them. Those who currently possess the Regalia are known as the 8 Kings, the masters of their chosen roads. This status provides the Kings with no real authority, but successfully claiming the title of King bestows amazing prestige upon the claimant.

Because Simca recognizes great potential in Ikki, she tries to recruit him into her team of elite Storm Riders, Genesis. This puts her at odds with Ringo and the other Noyamano sisters, who are members of the legendary Storm Rider team that stands over the A-T World: The Sleeping Forest. [[ShroudedInMyth Few are actually certain the team exists]], and even fewer are aware of ''why'' it exists, but one thing that is made clear is that they are firmly opposed to Genesis. While Simca wants to bring Ikki into conflict with The Sleeping Forest and lead Genesis to victory, the Noyamano sisters would rather Ikki stayed on the sidelines, but are willing to reluctantly attack him if he sides against them. As both sides become more and more aggressive towards each other, Ikki finds himself forced to choose a side in their war.

Refusing to be used, Ikki declares his independence of both teams and of the current eight roads, choosing to ride his own unique road -- The "Hurricane Road" -- as its Storm King.
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