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Both Armored Warrior and Masked Rider were Japanese anime works that were very popular for a period of time. Although these two works had some similarities, such as the story of mechanical combat characters, they also had many differences. The Armored Warrior and the Masked Knight had different storylines. The Armored Warrior storyline was more diverse and included many different missions and battles. The storyline of the Masked Rider was more focused on the story of superheroes who often fought against the government or other institutions. There were also many differences in character design between the Armored Warrior and the Masked Knight. Although both works had mechanical combat characters, the Armored Warrior characters were more diverse, including many different characters and backgrounds. On the other hand, the Masked Knight character was more focused on superheroes with very powerful strength and abilities. Therefore, it could be said that there were some similarities between the Armored Warrior and the Masked Knight, but they also had many differences. They should not be simply regarded as plagiarism.

Masked Rider and Armored Warrior were both Japanese anime works with their own unique elements and settings. Although these two works had some similarities in some aspects, such as transformation, combat and other elements, they also had their own unique storyline and character settings. Therefore, it could be said that the Masked Knight did not copy the Armored Warrior.

I don't have any actual observations or statistics to evaluate whether the Armored Warrior copied the Masked Knight or not. However, from some relevant reports and analysis, it could be seen that the two series might have some similarities in certain elements. For example, both series emphasized the power and abilities of superheroes, had unique clothing and weapon systems, and had some goals or challenges. However, Armored Warrior and Masked Rider were two different superhero series. Their stories, characters, and settings were different.

The world views of the Armored Warrior series were interconnected. The Armored Warrior series included Armored Warrior, Armored Warrior Emperor, Armored Warrior Xing Tian, Armored Warrior Nawa, Armored Warrior Capturing General, Armored Warrior Hunting Armor: The Brain Crisis, and so on. These works shared the same worldview. Some of the armor came from Earth, some came from outer space, and some were from the future. In addition, the officials had integrated the worldviews of the previous works into a parallel world. Most of the armor was related to Ares. Although the details of the specific world view may need to be further understood, it was certain that the world view of the Armored Warrior series was interconnected.

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The martial arts system was divided into nine grades, and each grade had different characteristics and abilities. The following is the introduction of each grade: 1. [Level Nine (Refined Essence): In this realm, martial artists improve themselves by tempering their physique, tempering their blood and Qi, and exercising their physical strength.] However, if one broke through the virgin body at this realm, the yang qi would dissipate and one would be unable to advance further. 2. [Eighth Stage (Qi Refinement): In this realm, a martial artist can draw in the spiritual power of heaven and earth into his body through the opening of the heavenly gate. He can interact with heaven and earth, produce qi, and cultivate qi sense, thus increasing his strength.] They could leap over roofs and walk on walls, and they could transmit their qi to others. They could even activate saber qi or sword qi. 3. [Level Seven (Spirit Cultivation): In this realm, martial artists have keen intuition and super strong five senses, and can have a strong early warning ability for danger.] They had vigorous spiritual power that could radiate around them, allowing the surrounding scenery to be clearly reflected in their minds. 4. [Sixth Stage (Copper Skin Iron Bones): In this realm, a martial artist's defense and vitality are greatly enhanced.] They could use cudgels to hit every part of their bodies, just like a blacksmith forging iron, removing impurities and condensing a sturdy steel body. 5. [Fifth Grade (HuaJin): In this realm, a martial artist knows his body like the back of his hand. He has perfect control over his own strength and does not waste a single bit.] They could unleash their strength to the extreme and achieve precision. 6. [Fourth Grade (Intent): The information provided did not mention this grade.] 7. [Third Grade (Indestructible Body): The information provided did not mention this grade.] 8. [Second Grade (Dao Integration): The information provided did not mention the specific details of this grade.] 9. First grade (transcendent-grade Martial God) was the highest realm of the martial arts system. There was no specific introduction to this grade in the information provided. The above is an introduction to the various grades of the martial arts system based on the search results provided. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

In the Martial Artist system, martial artists were divided into different grades, such as Bright Jing, Dark Jing, Grandmaster, Great Grandmaster, Martial God, and so on. The following is the introduction of each grade: 1. [Clear Force: Through cultivation, warriors can reach the peak of their body and easily defeat ordinary people.] 2. [Hidden Force: A martial artist's inner force can break through the limits of the body and reach a higher realm.] 3. [Grandmaster: A martial artist's inner strength has already reached the limit. They can easily defeat martial artists of the same level.] 4. [Great Grandmaster: A martial artist has reached the realm of transcendence and can easily defeat a martial artist at the grandmaster level.] 5. [Martial God: Martial artists have reached the invincible realm and can easily defeat martial artists at the Great Grandmaster level.] It should be noted that the system of " martial artists " was fictional. Different novels and authors might have different settings and rankings. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

The "Warrior System" came from the online novel Sword Snow Stride written by Beacon Fires. It was a system that divided the realms of martial artists in the novel. The following is an introduction to the various grades of the system: - Unranked, Third Rank, Second Rank, First Rank (Master); - Vajra Realm, Profound Finger Realm, Celestial Phenomenon Realm, Land Deity (Master); - Pseudo Realm, Celestial Realm, and Immortal Realm. It should be noted that the above description was only a setting in the novel and had nothing to do with the real world. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

The "Warrior System" came from the online novel Sword Snow Stride written by the Marquis of Fenghuo. The system grades were as follows: - low-end - third-rate - second-rate - first-rate - Vajra realm - Finger Profound Realm - celestial phenomenon realm - Land Deity (Master Realm, Intermediate Master Realm, Pseudo Realm, Land Celestial Realm) - heaven tier - immortal realm The above was just an introduction to the system in the novel, for reference only. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

The characters included the male protagonist, Liu Feng, the owner of the troublemaker system, and a peak martial artist who could fight against gods. The male supporting role was Fang Han, a wisp of the giant Erlang God's remnant soul and the saber soul of the three-pointed double-edged saber. The male supporting role was Little Kitchen Knife, who had the bloodline of Acalanātha. When he was angry, his strength could continue to increase. The female supporting role was Zhu Lihong, the successor of the god-level technique, the Seven Injury Fist. "The Warrior's Troublemaking System" was written by a monk from the Tang Empire. It was an urban/urban supernatural novel with a system style and martial arts elements. It was completed and could be enjoyed without worry. [User recommendation: Invasion of the divine realm, rise of martial arts.] Liu Feng obtained the Trouble-Causing System and had to cause trouble every day. Fortunately, he was willing to go all out and insisted on touching the buttocks of all kinds of tigers. Let's see how small characters rise up in martial arts, how they suppress gods and demons, and how they save the world… I hope you will like this book.