Jhihmoac

Nicely done layout here...Also like how you have the small food court/pavilion nestled right by the lift hill...After the hill, there is plenty of speed, twists, turns, and inversions to pacify even the die-hard RMC enthusiast! I like how the ride offers plenty of serpentine qualities, and how it goes over both the station the storage shed in two entirely different passes... Great color assignment to go with the ride's title... Excellent work!

Like the turns and inversions here, especially with a Vekoma... I also like the Japanese Garden theme with the track color choice mimicking the blossoms and Fuji in the distance! Great job!

....I forgot all about that the company that was famous for the likes of "The Skydiver, "Astro-Wheel", and the world-famous "Zipper" also manufactured roller coasters... Not bad...Not overly large, but with a lot of twists and turns... I had to ride it twice to take in all the Post-Roman/Beowulfian detail with the ruins, especially at the station and around the alchemy ritual circle...Nice job!

Good launch speed, and plenty of height with the signature first loop... Plenty of speed to get you through the turns and inversions after that... I also like how the whole ride is tucked into a deep wooded area - Had to get an aerial to take in all that! Good work!

A cool medium-to-large classic woodie that winds around itself... Lots of twists and turns here, although I wouldn't want to sneak even a sealed drink cup on board! Nice job!

Well! A "familiar face!" This is amazing! It's everything taken to the fullest potential of a Launcher, but not necessarily in the order you'd expect it, but isn't that what these types of coasters are all about? The queue and station are well executed - Love the vehicles and the planes as you pass through... Then there is the "teaser" of thinking you'll crest the signature Top Hat, when instead you're in for some entry-level speed, turns and some airtime, then a sort of LIM-induced "Up the Mountain Top Thrill Dragster" type speed-up! Lots of detail up there to see, past the fire watch tower, and then look down - THERE'S the Top Hat! Onward after that with more than enough momentum to carry you through even more airtime, turns, semi inversions - and let's not forget the characteristic round-about-itself horizontal loop (Almost like the ones on "Howler" - Yes, I still remember!), then some braking to a bit of a long, but realistic wait to load and unload... I actually stayed on this until the simulated dark, and that was well worth it! Excellent job here!!!

I didn't go on it during the night, although something told me maybe I should've to really catch the true "flair"! It's not very high nor long for an RMC, but I like how it winds through the ruins of the old stone medieval battlement... Plenty of turns and inversions all through, and the classic clan music (Scotch or Irish - I'm not sure) puts a finishing touch on the mood... Great job here!

...Although I've never been on, nor seen the real Steel Dragon at Nagashima until this simulation, the first thing I thought when I was at the entrance, was how much the location of the lift hill reminded me of the Millennium Force at Cedar Point, even though this was on land instead the side of the peninsula like it is there... Love the Gothic Flair of the station... Plenty of speed, turns and air time for a ride of this type... Nice job!

I rode this one twice! Nice, smooth Hyper with plenty of speed, airtime and turns, with cool loop towards the middle and that corkscrew towards the end.. I especially like how that first drop turns to the left on the way down...Good job!