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Kamen Rider Revice (仮面ライダーリバイス, Kamen Raidā Ribaisu) is a Japanese tokusatsu drama. It is the 32nd entry in the Kamen Rider franchise and the third series of the Reiwa period, which celebrates the 50th anniversary of the franchise.

Shiawaseyu

The Shiawaseyu (しあわせ湯, Happy Spa) is a sentō run by the Igarashi family.[1][2]

Kamen Rider Revice

Kamen Rider Revice is the titular duo of Ikki Igarashi and his inner demon partner Vice. When the former utilizes the Rex Vistamp (レックスバイスタンプ, Rekkusu Baisutanpu) in conjunction with the Revice Driver (リバイスドライバー, Ribaisu Doraibā) belt, Ikki and Vice transform into Kamen Riders Revi and Vice Rex Genome (レックスゲノム, Rekkusu Genomu) respectively.[3][1][4] While transformed, Vice gains a physical form and the Buddy Buckle (バディバックル, Badi Bakkuru) power source belt which connects to his host's transformation device via the built-in Genome Receiver (ゲノムレシーバー, Genomu Reshībā). As Rex Genome, they gain enhanced leg and tail strength respectively. They also share three sidearms: the Ohinbuster 50 (オーインバスター50, Ōinbasutā Fifuti), which can interchange between Axe Mode (アックスモード, Akkusu Mōdo) and Gun Mode (ガンモード, Gan Mōdo);[1][4] the Gundephone 50 (ガンデフォン50, Gandefon Fifuti), which can interchange between Phone Mode (フォンモード, Fon Mōdo) and Gun Mode;[5] and the Osutoderuhammer 50 (オストデルハンマー50, Osutoderuhanmā Fifuti), which can combine with the Ohinbuster 50 to form the Revicelasher (リバイスラッシャー, Ribaisurasshā).[6][7] As both Revi and Vice are separate halves of Revice's forms, they can also fuse into a giant animal based on their current form known as a Remix (リミックス, Rimikkusu).[3][8][4] Additionally, the duo possess several other Vistamps, each of which is based on a different animal, and their corresponding Genome (ゲノム, Genomu) forms are modeled after a different past Heisei or Reiwa Kamen Rider:

  • Eagle Genome (イーグルゲノム, Īguru Genomu): A Kamen Rider W themed form accessed from the Eagle (イーグル, Īguru) Vistamp that grants Revi and Vice aerokinetic abilities.[8][5]
  • Mammoth Genome (マンモスゲノム, Manmosu Genomu): A Kamen Rider Den-O-themed form accessed from the Mammoth (マンモス, Manmosu) Vistamp that arms Revi with a pair of Mammoth Gasher (マンモスガッシャー, Manmosu Gasshā) boomerangs and Vice with twin Glacier Shields (グレイシャシールド, Gureisha Shīrudo).[9][10]
  • Ptera Genome (プテラゲノム, Putera Genomu): A Kamen Rider Faiz-themed form accessed from the Ptera (プテラ, Putera) Vistamp that allows Revi to run at supersonic speed and transforms Vice into a hoverbike for Revi to use.[11][12] Vice in this form first appears in the Kamen Rider Revice film of the same name.[13]
  • Lion Genome (ライオンゲノム, Raion Genomu): A Kamen Rider Kuuga-themed form accessed from the Lion (ライオン, Raion) Vistamp that grants Revice pyrokinetic abilities.[14][15]
  • Megalodon Genome (メガロドンゲノム, Megarodon Genomu): A Kamen Rider Decade-themed accessed from the Megalodon (メガロドン, Megarodon) Vistamp that arms Revi with a pair of Divine Swords (ディヴァインソード, Divain Sōdo).[16][17] This form first appears in the Kamen Rider Revice film of the same name.[13]
  • Jackal Genome (ジャッカルゲノム, Jakkaru Genomu): A Kamen Rider Ex-Aid-themed form accessed from the Jackal (ジャッカル, Jakkaru) Vistamp that grants Revi proficiency in urban warfare and transforms Vice into a skateboard for Revi to use.[18][19]
  • Kong Genome (コングゲノム, Kongu Genomu): A Kamen Rider Fourze-themed form accessed from the Kong (コング, Kongu) Vistamp that grants Revi and Vice super-strength.[6][7]
  • Kamakiri Genome (カマキリゲノム, Kamakiri Genomu): A Kamen Rider Gaim-themed form accessed from the Kamakiri (カマキリ) Vistamp that arms Revi with the Kamakiric Arrow (カマキリックアロー, Kamakirikku Arō) bow that can split into a pair of daggers and Vice with mantis-oriented kenpō.[20][21]
  • Brachio Genome (ブラキオゲノム, Burakio Genomu): A Kamen Rider Zi-O-themed form accessed from the Brachio (ブラキオ, Burakio) Vistamp that gives Revi near-future precognition and increases Vice's defensive power.[22][23]
  • Condor Genome (コンドルゲノム, Kondoru Genomu): A Kamen Rider Joker-themed form accessed from the Condor (コンドル, Kondoru) Vistamp that possesses half of Eagle Genome's power. This form appears exclusively in the film Kamen Rider: Beyond Generations.[24][25]
  • Neo Batta Genome (ネオバッタゲノム, Neo Batta Genomu): A Kamen Rider Zero-One-themed form accessed from the Neo Batta (ネオバッタ) Vistamp, an alternate version of Kamen Rider Demons' Batta Vistamp. This form first appears in the film Kamen Rider: Beyond Generations.[25][26]
  • Kangaroo Genome (カンガルーゲノム, Kangarū Genomu): A Kamen Rider Build-themed form accessed from the Kangaroo (カンガルー, Kangarū) Vistamp that grants Revi a pair of boxing gloves and increased boxing capabilities and shrinks Vice so he can reside in Revi's pouch. This form appears exclusively in the Hyper Battle DVD special.[27][28]

Additionally, Ikki can utilize unique Vistamps to achieve stronger versions of his Rex Genome form:

  • Barid Rex Genome (バリッドレックスゲノム, Bariddo Rekkusu Genomu): A form accessed from the dinosaur egg-themed Barid Rex (バリッドレックス, Bariddo Rekkusu) Vistamp that grants Revi the power of 10 Vistamps, cryokinesis, and the ability to create constructs of his Remix forms for combat support. While Vice remains in his Rex Genome, he compensates with the Barid Shield (バリッドシールド, Bariddo Shīrudo), a DIY shield he built from by-products of Ikki's transformation.[29][30]
    • Volcano Rex Genome (ボルケーノレックスゲノム, Borukēno Rekkusu Genomu): A form accessed from the Barid Rex and Volcano (ボルケーノ, Borukēno) Vistamps that grants Revi pyrokinesis and Vice a variation of Revi's Barid Rex form and powers.[31][32]
  • Kamen Rider Jack Revice (仮面ライダージャックリバイス, Kamen Raidā Jakku Ribaisu): An imperfect fusion form accessed from the brass knuckle/paint roller-themed Rolling (ローリング, Rōringu) Vistamp that initially swaps Revi and Vice's corporeal states before slowly fusing them together.[33][34][35]
    • Kamen Rider Revice: The true form of Jack Revice accessed from the storm-themed Thunder Gale (サンダーゲイル, Sandā Geiru) Vistamp that completes Revice's fusion and grants electrokinesis, use of the Rolling Vistamp as a weapon on its own and in conjunction with the Ohinbuster 50, and Vice a separate corporeal body.[36][37][38][39]

Ikki Igarashi

Ikki Igarashi (五十嵐 一輝, Igarashi Ikki) is the oldest son of the Igarashi family who can become Kamen Rider Revi (仮面ライダーリバイ, Kamen Raidā Ribai).[40] Originally, he was a promising soccer player who abandoned his career to live a normal life and help with the Igarashi family business out of guilt for accidentally injuring his friend Kōji "Zico" Ikeyama (池山 浩二, Ikeyama Kōji) during high school. Additionally, he formed a contract with Vice to protect his family from Vail as a child, but repressed the memory. However, the Deadmans' threat on his family causes him to accept Fenix's offer to join them in their battle against the evil cult.[41][42][11][43] Amidst their battles together, Ikki and Vice end up merging together, causing the former's repressed memories to resurface, and discover Ikki and his siblings are Giff's descendants.[44]

Ikki Igarashi is portrayed by Kentaro Maeda (前田 拳太郎, Maeda Kentarō).[40][41][42] As a child, Ikki is portrayed by Atsuki Morinaga (盛永 晶月, Morinaga Atsuki) in episodes 9-11 and Yurito Mori (森 優理斗, Mori Yurito) in episode 25.

Vice

Vice (バイス, Baisu) is the benevolent yet mischievous and wisecracking inner demon who embodies Ikki's repressed desires and selfishness.[45] As Ikki is the only person to perceive his presence initially, the latter's transformation allows Vice to become Kamen Rider Vice (仮面ライダーバイス, Kamen Raidā Baisu).[40][42] Thanks to his contract with Ikki, Vice obtains a corporeal form, which he uses to assist and protect Ikki as their lives are linked and should Ikki die, he will also perish. Moreover, Vice has a habit of breaking the fourth wall. After Ikki acquires the Gundephone 50, Vice can enter its system, which allows him to communicate with people without transforming.[16]

Late into the series, it is revealed that Vice first manifested during Ikki's childhood when Vail destroyed the first version of Shiawaseyu and formed a contract with the boy to protect Ikki's family. Ikki repressed the memory while Vice went dormant until the former acquires the Revice Driver in the present.[44] Furthermore, Vice became a technological genius following his re-awakening, which he primarily uses to maintain Ikki's father, Genta's, desire promoting Shiawaseyu through online videos.[39]

Vice is voiced by Subaru Kimura (木村 昴, Kimura Subaru),[40][41][42] who also portrays a fictionalized version of himself in episodes 30 and 31.[46][47]

Kamen Riders Live and Evil

Kamen Riders Live and Evil are two Riders who share one body between Daiji Igarashi and his inner demon, Kagero. They utilize the Bat (バット, Batto) Vistamp in conjunction with the Two SiDriver (ツーサイドライバー, Tsū Saidoraibā) belt and the Two Side Weapon (ツーサイドウェポン, Tsū Saido Wepon) in one of its two modes in order to transform.[48]

  • If Daiji is in control of his body, he will use the Two Side Weapon in its Live Gun (ライブガン, Raibu Gun) mode to transform into Kamen Rider Live (仮面ライダーライブ, Kamen Raidā Raibu).[22][48] While transformed, he gains increased agility and precision.
    • Through the use of the Holy Wing (ホーリーウイング, Hōrī Uingu) Vistamp, originally the Crow (クロウ, Kurō) Vistamp, Daiji can transform into Kamen Rider Holy Live (仮面ライダーホーリーライブ, Kamen Raidā Hōrī Raibu). While transformed, he gains the use of a pair of Innocence Wings (イノセンスウイング, Inosensu Uingu).[49][50]
  • If Kagero is in control of Daiji's body, he will use the Two Side Weapon in its Evil Blade (エビルブレード, Ebiru Burēdo) mode to transform into Kamen Rider Evil (仮面ライダーエビル, Kamen Raidā Ebiru).[6] While transformed, he gains the ability to fly and increased stealth.[48]

Similarly to Revi, Live and Evil can also utilize other Vistamps to assume Heisei Kamen Rider-themed Genomes forms. However, if Kagero is in control of Daiji's body, he will instead assume dark Heisei Kamen Rider-themed forms:

  • Jackal: A Kamen Rider Ex-Aid-themed Vistamp that transforms Evil into a Kamen Rider Genm-themed Genome and grants him and Live super-speed.[6][51]

Daiji Igarashi and Kagero are portrayed by Wataru Hyuga (日向 亘, Hyūga Wataru).[40][42] As a child, Daiji is portrayed by Atsuki Yamada (山田 暖絆, Yamada Atsuki).

Daiji Igarashi

Daiji Igarashi (五十嵐 大二, Igarashi Daiji) is Ikki's athletic younger brother and an honor student who volunteers to work for Fenix as a squad leader and the intended recipient of the Revice Driver before his brother, Ikki, gets ahold of it.[2][42] Following the latter event and Hiromi Kadota's failed attempt to use the Revice Driver, Daiji is left traumatized.[1] Although Daiji holds no ill intent towards Ikki, the former's desire to stand out stems from a mix of jealousy and an inferiority complex towards the latter, resulting his own inner demon, Kagero, immediately possessing his body shortly before Daiji receives new Rider equipment from George Karizaki.[52][16] Kagero attempts to use Daiji to kill Ikki and Vice, but Daiji becomes aware of Kagero's presence and initially struggles to keep the demon from hurting his family until he realizes that they have always looked up to him, allowing him to regain control of his body.[18][22][48] Upon discovering he and his siblings are descendants of Giff and being separated from Kagero, Daiji settles his differences with the latter in combat.[49]

Kagero

Kagero (カゲロウ, Kagerō) is Daiji's malevolent inner demon who embodies his host's jealousy and inferiority complex towards Ikki and trauma overusing from George Karizaki's Vistamp-based Rider System. At the time of his awakening, Kagero briefly possesses Daiji's body and secretly steals a Vistamp from Fenix. When Karizaki noticed Kagero's presence within Daiji's body, he allows Daiji to transform into a Kamen Rider for the first time, allowing Kagero to completely possess his host's body.[48] After he joins Deadmans, Fenix's executives and Daiji discover what happened and the former bar the latter's family from knowing until Kagero reveals his presence to them.[14][16][6] While attempting to eliminate Ikki, Kagero discovers Karizaki used him to help Daiji regain control of his body before Kamen Rider Revice defeat him.[22] Despite this, Kagero is able to retake control when his host becomes incapacitated.[29] After developing a taste for Sakura's spicy curry, Kagero becomes protective of her to ensure she can keep feeding him his favorite food.[53] Gradually weakening after the Igarashi siblings discover their connection to Giff, Kagero acquires the Crow Vistamp and uses it to separate himself from Daiji so they can settle their differences in a duel. Daiji emerges victorious and Kagero gives him the Vistamp before dying.[49]

Sakura Igarashi

Sakura Igarashi (五十嵐 さくら, Igarashi Sakura) is Ikki and Daiji's younger sister, a high school student, and a karateka.[1][42] Following Kagero's awakening and possession of Daiji, Sakura develops a grudge against Deadmans for ruining her family and develops a rivalry with cult member, Aguilera.[6][22] In pursuit of joining her brothers in combat, Sakura receives her own Rider equipment from a mysterious individual, later revealed to be an agent from the secret organization, Weekend.[54]

Sakura utilizes the Cobra (コブラ, Kobura) Vistamp in conjunction with the Libera Driver (リベラドライバー, Ribera Doraibā) to transform into Kamen Rider Jeanne (仮面ライダージャンヌ, Kamen Raidā Jan'nu).[55][56][57] While transformed, she can utilize Shōwa and Heisei Kamen Rider-themed Vistamps to transform Lovekov into different weapon-based Genome forms.

Sakura Igarashi is portrayed by Ayaka Imoto (井本 彩花, Imoto Ayaka).[40][42] As a child, Sakura is portrayed by Ayu Fukumoto (福元 愛悠, Fukumoto Ayu).

Lovekov

Lovekov (ラブコフ, Rabukofu) is Sakura's benevolent plush toy mascot-like inner demon and partner. As a manifestation of the latter's weaknesses and childhood past-self, the former lacks her partner's combat capabilities but can be transformed into weapons for Sakura to use. While normally non-combative compared to Vice and Kagero, Lovekov can lash out at humans while being influenced by Giff's aura.[56][44]

Lovekov is voiced by Miku Itō (伊藤 美来, Itō Miku), who also portrays a fictionalized version of herself in episode 31.[46][63]

Yukimi Igarashi

Yukimi Igarashi (五十嵐 幸実, Igarashi Yukimi) is Genta's wife and Ikki, Daiji and Sakura's mother. Following Deadmans' first attack during Daiji's promotion ceremony, Yukimi is left temporarily hospitalized.[64][1][42][6] It is later revealed that Yukimi was involved in early Deadmen-related incidents surrounding her husband's tragic life 25 years ago. Seven years later, when Vail attacked the first Shiawaseyu before he was separated from Genta, though at the cost of the latter's memories, Yukimi and her husband's friend, Shōzō Irabu, secretly kept in touch while ensuring her children never learned of the incident.[44][49][37]

Yukimi Igarashi is portrayed by Kurara Emi (映美 くらら, Emi Kurara).[64][42] As a youth, Yukimi is portrayed by Sakurako Okubo (大久保 桜子, Ōkubo Sakurako).[65]

Genta Igarashi

Genta Igarashi (五十嵐 元太, Igarashi Genta), born Junpei Shiranami (白波 純平, Shiranami Junpei), is Yukimi's husband and Ikki, Daiji, and Sakura's father.[41][42][49] He usually skips work to create promotional videos for the sentō.[1] Later in the series, Genta is revealed to be a former operative of Noah who allowed Masumi Karizaki to experiment on him so Genta can kill Deadmen and hunt the red demon that killed his parents. After choosing to start a family and receiving help from Masumi in leaving Noah, Genta is forced to have Vail extracted from him after the demon makes a failed attempt on his family's lives. As a result, Genta lost his memories as Shiranami, but became able to survive without a heart in his body as long as it is preserved within Giff's casket.[51][54][35][66] After Vail breaks free of the Demons Driver and re-possesses Genta, he regains his memories and heart, but is forced back into a struggle to suppress Vail, and goes into hiding alongside Shōzō Irabu in a Weekend facility to protect his family.[44][37]

Genta utilizes the Kabuto (カブト) Vistamp in conjunction with the Vail Driver (ベイルドライバー, Beiru Doraibā) to transform into Kamen Rider Vail (仮面ライダーベイル, Kamen Raidā Beiru).[44][67]

Genta Igarashi is portrayed by Shigeyuki Totsugi (戸次 重幸, Totsugi Shigeyuki).[41][64][42] As a youth, Genta is portrayed by Masanari Wada (和田 雅成, Wada Masanari).[65]

Vail

Vail (ベイル, Beiru) is Genta Igarashi's sadistic inner demon who represents the latter's bloodlust and desire to destroy all demons. Years prior to the series, Vail came into being after Genta was infused with Giff's cells and murdered his parents before Vail was later extracted from Genta's body and contained in the Demons Driver when he tried to kill his host's family. After being awakened by Giff in the present, Vail manipulates the Demons Driver's users to facilitate his escape in order to re-possess Genta before eventually regaining his original form and join forces with Hideo Akaishi.[68][54][35][44][49][43]

Vail is voiced by Kenjiro Tsuda (津田 健次郎, Tsuda Kenjirō).

Fenix

Special Government Agency Fenix (政府特別機関フェニックス, Seifu Tokubetsu Kikan Fenikkusu) is a government organization based in the Fenix Sky Base (フェニックス・スカイベース, Fenikkusu Sukai Bēsu) established to counter the Deadmans' threat.[64][1][42]

Yūjirō Wakabayashi

Yūjirō Wakabayashi (若林 優次郎, Wakabayashi Yūjirō) is a stern commander who secretly cares for his subordinates.[1][69] During Ikki and Vice's first transformation into Kamen Rider Revice, Wakabayashi was murdered by the Chameleon Deadman, who later assumes his identity.[70]

Yūjirō Wakabayashi is portrayed by Kazuya Tanabe (田邊 和也, Tanabe Kazuya).[69]

Hideo Akaishi

Hideo Akaishi (赤石 英雄, Akaishi Hideo) is the director-general of Fenix, founder of Deadmans, and a former Noah researcher and member of the US government's Department of Defense.[31][71] Years prior to the series, he and his superior at Noah, Agariyama worked with Vail to murder Genta's parents and use him in the organization's experiments. As part of his agenda to use Giff to evolve humanity, he injected himself with some of Giff's cells to slow his body's aging process, which transformed his right hand and forced him to wear gloves to hide it, and granted permission for the Demons Driver's field deployment to eventually free Vail.[39][72][43][73]

Hideo Akaishi is portrayed by Jun Hashimoto (橋本 じゅん, Hashimoto Jun).[71]

Other members

  • Akemi Mikoshiba (御子柴 朱美, Mikoshiba Akemi): A doctor working for Fenix.[45][74] After discovering his true intentions, she is captured by Hideo Akaishi.[73] Akemi Mikoshiba is portrayed by Sayaka Fujioka (藤岡 沙也香, Fujioka Sayaka).[74]
  • Tatsuhiko Tabuchi (田淵 竜彦, Tabuchi Tatsuhiko): A Fenix squad leader who joined the organization alongside Hiromi Kadota and Chigusa Yamagiri as cadets.[68][75] Tatsuhiko Tabuchi is portrayed by Kiyotaka Uji (宇治 清高, Uji Kiyotaka).[75]

Deadmans

The Demon-Worshipping Organization Deadmans (悪魔崇拝組織デッドマンズ, Akuma Sūhai Soshiki Deddomanzu) is a demon cult and splinter faction of the military organization, Noah, founded by Hideo Akaishi that has been active for fifty years and seek to revive the progenitor of all demons, Giff, by gathering six Gifftex (ギフテクス, Gifutekusu), or Phase 3 (フェーズ3, Fēzu Surī), Deadmen for a ritual sacrifice.[76] To do so, they provide people with Vistamps to form a contract with their inner demon, manifest the latter as a Phase 1 Deadman, merge with it to achieve its Phase 2 form and fully integrate with it to achieve its Phase 3 form. Compared to the other phases, humans that become Gifftex Deadmen run the risk of being killed if they are defeated in combat,[1][11] [59] though they can be separated by Kamen Rider Revice's Barid and Volcano Rex Genome's powers.[45] However, if a Deadmans member who was originally chosen to become a sacrifice for Giff's revival but became a Phase 3 Deadman instead, they are deemed incompatible as a sacrifice.[72] Additionally, Deadmans members can also use Giff Junior Vistamp on the weakest of their followers to create Giff Junior (ギフジュニア, Gifu Junia) foot soldiers to aid them in battle.[1] The Deadmans was initially based in the Deadmans Base (デッドマンズベース, Deddomanzu Bēsu), a repurposed airship with a nightclub-like interior, before it was destroyed by Fenix.[59]

Giff

Giff (ギフ, Gifu) is the mysterious progenitor of all demons who is sealed within a sarcophagus that was discovered by Noah fifty years prior to the series before it ended up in the possession of a splinter faction called Deadmans, who seek to revive Giff via a ritual involving six Gifftex (ギフテクス, Gifutekusu) Deadmen and a designated sacrifice.[77] While the Igarashi siblings disrupt the ritual and Fenix recovers the sarcophagus in the present, Giff absorbs the remains of the Deadmen and Gifftarians that the Igarashi siblings defeat over the course of their battles against Deadmans. After absorbing Deadmans' leader Orteca, who previously sacrificed humans to the demon, Giff revives and assumes a humanoid form.[37]

Other members

  • Yasushi Kudō (工藤 康, Kudō Yasushi): A corrupt lawyer who joined Deadmans to improve his status by using the Kangaroo Deadman to help him and an equally corrupt judge rig trials they were involved in and extort anyone who figured out their plans. However, Kamen Rider Revice destroy the monster and his reputation before Kudō and the judge are arrested by Fenix.[78][16] Sometime later, the Chameleon Deadman breaks out Kudō due to his high potential for becoming a Gifftex Deadman.[29] After receiving the Saber Tiger Proto Vistamp, Kudō transforms into the Phase 2 Saber Tiger Deadman (サーベルタイガー・デッドマン, Sāberu Taigā Deddoman) in an attempt to get revenge on Ikki.[79][70] Despite evolving into a Gifftex Deadman, he is defeated by the Igarashi siblings and absorbed by Giff.[59] Yasushi Kudō is portrayed by Gamon Kaai (河相 我聞, Kaai Gamon).[78]
  • Amahiko Haitani (灰谷 天彦, Haitani Amahiko): A corrupt psychology counselor who works with Deadmans by recruiting and blackmailing victims before creating duplicate Vistamps to fuse them with his Deadmen in order to fulfill their contract and expand the cult's ranks. He also seeks to merge with Giff and become part of Aguilera's family as he harbors an unrequited love for her as well as forms a rivalry with Sakura Igarashi after fusing her karate instructor, Seiko Ōmori (大森 聖子, Ōmori Seiko), with one of his Planaria Deadmen.[80][56] While attempting to kidnap one of Sakura's friends and forcibly fuse them with one of his Planaria Deadmen, Julio fuses Haitani with it instead, though the latter survives and evolves into a Gifftex Deadman.[70] Despite this, he is defeated by the Igarashi siblings and absorbed by Giff.[59] Haitani utilizes his personal Planaria Proto Vistamp to transform into his Phase 2 Planaria Deadman (プラナリア・デッドマン, Puranaria Deddoman) form. Additionally, he possesses the unique ability to create copies of his Vistamp to force others to use them on his own.[81][56][70] Amahiko Haitani is portrayed by Shuji Kashiwabara (柏原 収史, Kashiwabara Shūji).[81]
  • Chameleon Deadman (カメレオン・デッドマン, Kamereon Deddoman): A mysterious figure who used the Chameleon Proto Vistamp to assume a Phase 2 Deadman form with camouflage and shapeshifting abilities. He murdered Yūjirō Wakabayashi and assumed his identity in order to infiltrate Fenix and retrieve the Giff Stamp.[29] After succeeding in his goal and evolving into a Gifftex Deadman,[70] he attempts to ruin the Igarashi family, only to be thwarted by Fenix, defeated by Kamen Rider Revi, and absorbed by Giff.[51] The Chameleon Deadman is portrayed by Ayumu Kato (加藤 歩, Katō Ayumu) while Kazuya Tanabe portrays his Yūjirō Wakabayashi disguise.
  • Kanae Motomura (本村 香苗, Motomura Kanae): An office worker who is loyal to Orteca.[31][71] She allows him to sacrifice her in order to spawn a Gifftarian, but it is destroyed by Kamen Rider Jack Revice.[35] Kanae Motomura is portrayed by Saki Kiyoi (清井 咲希, Kiyoi Saki).[71]
  • Chigusa Yamagiri (山桐 千草, Yamagiri Chigusa): A member of Fenix who was ordered to infiltrate Deadmans, but defected to them and became a double agent.[68][75] Orteca sacrifices to spawn a Gifftarian against her will, but it is destroyed by Kamen Rider Demons.[82] Chigusa Yamagiri is portrayed by Kazusa Okuyama (奥山 かずさ, Okuyama Kazusa).[75]

Gifftarians

Gifftarians (ギフテリアン, Gifuterian) are demons created when a human is exposed to the Giff Stamp that possess the Faregud (フェアグド, Feagudo) arm blades and are more powerful than Phase 2 Deadmen. Upon exposure to the stamp, a human host will become enveloped in a chrysalis, which their inner demon devours to create a physical body for itself while the host is destroyed in the process.[31]

Later in the series, a revived Giff uses the Giff Stamp to spawn Gifftarians (True) (ギフテリアン(TRUE), Gifuterian (Turū)), pure versions of the Gifftarians which possess the Faregudard (フェアグダード, Feagudādo) arm blades and power on par with Phase 3 Deadmen.[39]

Deadman combatants

Through the use of Vistamps and/or Proto Vistamps (プロトバイスタンプ, Puroto Baisutanpu), Deadmans materialize their human victims' inner demon to bring about their origami-themed monstrous namesakes, or Deadman (デッドマン, Deddoman), the renegade byproducts of Noah's attempts at replicating Giff's powers for combat purposes. When a Deadman is defeated, their corresponding Proto Vistamp becomes purified and either becomes part of a Kamen Rider's arsenal or transferred to Fenix's custody.[40][1] Through the making of a higher-class contract, a Vistamp user can merge with their Deadman to assume a Phase 2 (フェーズ2, Fēzu Tsū) form at the cost of their humanity and gradually transform into a Gifftex Deadman.[11][70] If a Proto Vistamp is used on multiple hosts, the resulting Deadmen can merge into a Super Deadman (スーパーデッドマン, Sūpā Deddoman).[22] Additionally, contract holders can use Proto Vistamps to create duplicates, use them on others, and continue to create duplicate Vistamps by summoning its corresponding Deadman.[56]

  • Mammoth Deadman (マンモス・デッドマン, Manmosu Deddoman): A mammoth-themed monster born from convict Tomoyuki Harada (原田 智之, Harada Tomoyuki) and the Mammoth Proto Vistamp.[42] It is destroyed by Kamen Rider Vice.[1][4] Tomoyuki Harada is portrayed by Minoru Suzuki (鈴木 みのる, Suzuki Minoru).[42]
  • Rex Deadman (レックス・デッドマン, Rekkusu Deddoman):[83] A Tyrannosaurus-themed monster born from Hiromi Kadota using the Rex Vistamp during his failed attempt to use the Revice Driver without proper training. It is destroyed by Kamen Rider Revi.[1][4]
  • Kamakiri Deadman (カマキリ・デッドマン, Kamakiri Deddoman): A mantis-themed monster born from caddie Ibata (井端) using the Kamakiri Proto Vistamp that acts on its host's desire to get revenge on his abusive boss Araki for firing him.[69] It is destroyed by Kamen Rider Revice while Ibata and Araki reconcile.[8][5] Ibata is portrayed by Akinobu Shinoyama (篠山 輝信, Shinoyama Akinobu).[69]
  • Megalodon Deadman (メガロドン・デッドマン, Megarodon Deddoman): A megalodon-themed monster born from professional golfer Araki (荒木) using the Megalodon Proto Vistamp that acts on its host's desire to get revenge on Ibata for trying to kill him.[69] It is destroyed by Kamen Rider Revice while the purified Megalodon Vistamp is transferred to Fenix's custody and Araki and Ibata reconcile.[8][5] Araki is portrayed by Kenji Hayashino (林野 健志, Hayashino Kenji).[69]
  • Kong Deadman (コング・デッドマン, Kongu Deddoman): A gorilla-themed monster born from Ikki's childhood friend, Ayaka Oketani (桶谷 彩夏, Oketani Ayaka), and the Kong Proto Vistamp that acts on its host's desire to get revenge on her mother Taeko (妙子) for neglecting her and focusing on her younger sister Miharu (美春).[84] Ayaka hires an accomplice to throw suspicion off of herself before merging with her Deadman so she can kill Miharu and make Taeko suffer. However, Revice separate Ayaka from the Kong Deadman before destroying it and transferring the purified Kong Vistamp to Fenix's custody while Ayaka is hospitalized, with Taeko taking care of her.[9][52][11][12] Ayaka Oketani is portrayed by Seiko Utsumi (内海 誠子, Utsumi Seiko).[52]
  • Lion Deadman (ライオン・デッドマン, Raion Deddoman): A lion-themed monster born from online streamer Bon (ボン) and the Lion Proto Vistamp, which he received from Kagero.[85] Bon has the Lion Deadman assist him in filming viral videos until it is destroyed by Kamen Rider Revi. Following this, Bon helps Fenix lure out Kagero.[14] Bon is portrayed by Takuma Usa (宇佐 拓真, Usa Takuma).[85]
  • Kangaroo Deadman (カンガルー・デッドマン, Kangarū Deddoman): A kangaroo-themed monster born from Yasushi Kudō and the Kangaroo Proto Vistamp.[78] It is destroyed by Kamen Rider Revice.[16]
  • Cheetah Deadman (チーター・デッドマン, Chītā Deddoman): A cheetah-themed monster born from struggling hospital director Kōji Maezono (前園 孝治, Maezono Kōji) and the Cheetah Proto Vistamp.[86] Upon discovering his son Hitoshi (仁志) was suspended from high school for stealing from fellow students to become a thief, Maezono fuses with the Cheetah Deadman to cover for his son. Hitoshi realizes both his suspension and thievery were his fault, but Maezono refuses to let him turn himself in until Kamen Rider Revice separate Maezono from the Cheetah Deadman and destroys it.[18] Kōji Maezono is portrayed by Jun Hashizume (橋爪 淳, Hashizume Jun).[86]
  • Brachio Deadman (ブラキオ・デッドマン, Burakio Deddoman): A trio of Brachiosaurus-themed monsters born from a trio of unnamed scammers and the Brachio Proto Vistamp capable of merging into the Super Brachio Deadman (スーパーブラキオ・デッドマン, Sūpā Burakio Deddoman).[a][87][88] The Super Brachio Deadman is destroyed by Kamen Rider Live.[22] The unnamed scammers are portrayed by Hiroya Matsumoto (松本 寛也, Matsumoto Hiroya), Mizuki Saiba (西葉 瑞希, Saiba Mizuki), and Tetsuji Sakakibara (榊原 徹士, Sakakibara Tetsuji).[87]
  • Shark Deadman (シャーク・デッドマン, Shāku Deddoman): A shark-themed monster born from entertainment agent Mayu Tominaga (富永 真由, Tominaga Mayu) and the Shark Proto Vistamp.[89] Experiencing mixed feelings over being left behind by her clients and rising comedy group, Kuki Kaidan, and frustration over her staff's mistreatment of the comedians, Mayu spawned the Shark and Elephant Deadmen to help her secure a successful career for her clients, only to inadvertently put them in danger. After Kamen Rider Jack Revice destroy the Shark and Elephant Deadmen, Mayu apologizes to Kuki Kaidan before she is taken into custody.[53] Mayu Tominaga is portrayed by Mako Komaki (小槙 まこ, Komaki Mako).[89]
  • Elephant Deadman (エレファント・デッドマン, Erefanto Deddoman): An elephant-themed monster born from Mayu Tominaga and the Elephant Proto Vistamp.[89] It is destroyed by Kamen Rider Jack Revice.[53]
  • Rafflesia Deadman (ラフレシア・デッドマン, Rafureshia Deddoman): A Rafflesia-themed monster born from voice actor Subaru Kimura and the Rafflesia Proto Vistamp,[63] which he spawned out of guilt for an incident between his students, Ikki and Kōji "Zico" Ikeyama, during the end of their high school soccer career. After learning that Ikki was losing his memories due to his fights with Deadmans, Kimura uses the Rafflesia Deadman to trap his former students in an illusionary dream world to make them reconcile with each other, which allows Ikki to partially regain his memories. However, Giff's influence causes the monster to betray Kimura and go on a rampage. After Ikki and Zico reconcile and wake up, Kimura willingly turns himself in to Fenix and entrusts Zico with continuing his voice acting work in his stead while Kamen Rider Revice destroy the Rafflesia Deadman.[43] Subaru Kimura portrays a fictionalized version of himself, in addition to voicing Vice.[46][47]

Other Deadman combatants

  • Spider Deadman (スパイダー・デッドマン, Supaidā Deddoman): A spider-themed monster born from an unnamed office worker and the Spider Proto Vistamp. It is destroyed by Kamen Rider Revice. This Deadman appears exclusively in the Kamen Rider Revice film of the same name and the manga Kamen Rider Revice: My Brother Is Kamen Rider.[13][90] The unnamed office worker is portrayed by Yamato Machida (町田 大和, Machida Yamato).
  • Batta Deadman (バッタ・デッドマン, Batta Deddoman): A grasshopper-themed monster born from Junpei (純平), a lonely fan of Touma Kamiyama, and the Batta Proto Vistamp. It acts on Junpei's resentment towards his successful friends for abandoning him until it is destroyed by Kamen Riders Saber and Espada while a reformed Junpei willingly gives the Batta Vistamp to Fenix and accepts his friends' decisions to move on.[91] This Deadman appears exclusively in the Kamen Rider Saber epilogue special. Junpei is portrayed by Yuito Kamata (蒲田 優惟人, Kamata Yuito).
  • Orangutan Deadman (オラウータン・デッドマン, Oraūtan Deddoman): An orangutan-themed monster. Unlike other Deadmen, Tarō Gondawara uses a Monster Stamp to transform instead of a Vistamp. This Deadman appears exclusively in the special Kamen Rider Revice: The Mystery.[92]
  • Koala Deadman (コアラ・デッドマン, Koara Deddoman): A diminuitive koala-themed monster born from an unnamed comedian and the Koala Proto Vistamp capable of creating human-sized Koala Deadmen. It is destroyed by Kamen Rider Vice. This Deadman appears exclusively in the Hyper Battle DVD special.[28]

Weekend

Weekend (ウィークエンド, Wīkuendo) is a mysterious organization founded by Masumi Karizaki who investigates Fenix and Deadmans' dubious activities through the Igarashi family, due to experiments performed on Genta. As such, they maintain surveillance over the family by finishing George Karizaki's Libera Driver for Sakura's use and creating the Rolling Vistamp for Ikki and Vice.[54][53]

Masumi Karizaki

Masumi Karizaki (狩崎 真澄, Karizaki Masumi) is the masked leader of Weekend, George Karizaki's father, and a former member of Noah who found the Giff Stamp and reverse-engineered Vistamp technology from it. After inadvertently giving rise to Vail, who terrorized the Igarashi family 18 years prior to the series, and learning his fellow members Agariyama and Hideo Akaishi formed separate plots to use his Vistamps for their own gain instead of using them for world peace like Masumi wanted, he faked his death and founded Weekend to watch over the Igarashis and atone for his role in Vail's creation.[53][35][44][49][66][72]

Masumi Karizaki is voiced by Shinshu Fuji (藤 真秀, Fuji Shinshū). As a youth, Masumi is portrayed by Kensuke Takahashi (高橋 健介, Takahashi Kensuke).[93]

"Ushijima Family"

The "Ushijima (牛島) family" are three Weekend agents assigned to work undercover as a family and regular customers at Shiawaseyu.[94]

  • Hikaru (光): A young Weekend agent tasked with working undercover as Tasuke and Kimiko's son and a regular patron of Shiawaseyu. As part of his work, he enrolls in Sakura's karate dojo in order to secretly train her to become a Kamen Rider.[84][1][18][94] Hikaru is portrayed by Tomoya Oku (奥 智哉, Oku Tomoya).[84]
  • Tasuke (太助): A Weekend agent tasked with working undercover as Kimiko's husband, Hikaru's father, and a regular patron of Shiawaseyu.[84][1][94] Tasuke is portrayed by Toshihiro Yashiba (矢柴 俊博, Yashiba Toshihiro).[84]
  • Kimiko (公子): A Weekend agent tasked with working undercover as Hikaru's mother and Tasuke's wife.[84][1][94] Kimiko is portrayed by Nori (乃緑).[84]

Recurring characters

Shōzō Irabu

Shōzō Irabu (伊良部 正造, Irabu Shōzō) is a regular customer at Shiawaseyu who provides information on Deadmans to the Igarashis. Later in the series, he is revealed to be a former member of Noah, through which he met and befriended Genta Igarashi 25 years prior to the series. Following Vail's attack on the Igarashis 18 years prior to the series, Irabu acts as Genta and Yukimi's caretaker while initially concealing his true intentions from their children at their behest until Vail breaks free in the present.[84][1][16][44][49]

Shōzō Irabu is portrayed by Yutaka Saigoh (西郷 豊, Saigō Yutaka).[84]

Kamen Rider Demons

Kamen Rider Demons (仮面ライダーデモンズ, Kamen Raidā Demonzu) is a moniker used by those who utilize the Spider (スパイダー, Supaidā) Vistamp in conjunction with the Demons Driver (デモンズドライバー, Demonzu Doraibā) transformation belt,[95] which contains Vail. Due to prolonged usage of the belt, Vail is eventually able to break free, though he maintains his connection to the Demons Driver.[68][54][35][44][49]

While transformed, the user can produce Demon String (デモンストリング, Demon Sutoringu) for multiple purposes and stick to walls and ceilings. Using Shōwa Kamen Rider-themed Vistamps, they can assume varying Genomix (ゲノミクス, Genomikusu) modes, which change and enhance part of their body. With incompatible users, the demon will only transform for short periods of time, limit them to one Genomix, and feed on their life force, which physically ages them at an accelerated rate as a side effect and causes them to develop an addiction to the Demons Driver's power.[56][45][68][54][72] With compatible users, they do not suffer side effects and are able to use multiple Genomixes depending on Vail's mood.[54][35][49]

  • Batta (バッタ): A Kamen Rider 1-themed Vistamp that enhances Demons' leaping and kicking capabilities.[6][96]
  • Mogura (モグラ): A Kamen Rider Amazon-themed Vistamp that grants Demons the Demon Digzon (デモンディグゾン, Demon Diguzon) drill on his right arm.[20][97]
  • Scorpion (スコーピオン, Sukōpion): A Kamen Rider X-themed Vistamp that grants Demons the Demon Ridol Stinger (デモンライドルスティンガ, Demon Raidoru Sutinga) on his waist.[59][98]
  • Anomalocaris (アノマロカリス, Anomarokarisu): A Kamen Rider Black-themed Vistamp that grants Demons the Demon Bladiors (デモンブラディオール, Demon Buradiōru) on his arms.[49][99]

Additionally, Demons can also use other Vistamps, such as the following:

  • Condor (コンドル, Kondoru): A Kamen Rider Joker-themed Vistamp that grants Demons a pair of Demon Rumble Joker (デモンランブルジョーカー, Demon Ranburu Jōkā) wings on his back.[80]

The Demons Driver system is voiced by Kenjiro Tsuda (津田 健次郎, Tsuda Kenjirō), who also voices Vail.

Hiromi Kadota

Hiromi Kadota (門田 ヒロミ, Kadota Hiromi) is an impulsive and serious Fenix commander from Miyagi Prefecture who was bullied as a child until he had a dream that inspired him to become a hero. To achieve his dream, he eventually joined Fenix and attempts to use the Revice Driver despite not having the proper training, only to be demoted to squad leader when his inner demon ran amok.[69][1][8][56] After Daiji is possessed by his inner demon Kagero, Kadota is granted use of the Demons Driver despite not being its intended user.[18] Following the revelation of his superior Wakabayashi being murdered by the Chameleon Deadman,[70] Kadota succeeds him as a new commander of Fenix.[51] However, Kadota soon learns the truth behind the Demons Driver and of a conspiracy within Fenix, transforming one final time to aid in Deadmans' leader, Orteca's, capture before resigning from Fenix and revealing what he learned to the Igarashi siblings.[45][68][82] Hiromi then learns of director-general Hideo Akaishi's connection to Orteca, resulting in Hiromi's apparent death at the latter's hand.[54] While Hiromi survived, he feigned amnesia and returned to his mother in their hometown.[100] Upon learning of what happened, his allies work to recover his memories.[39]

Hiromi Kadota is portrayed by Junya Komatsu (小松 準弥, Komatsu Jun'ya).[69]

Orteca

Orteca (オルテカ, Oruteka), real name Makoto Hatsushiba (初芝 真, Hatsushiba Makoto), is the co-leader of Deadmans and a former child prodigy who joined the cult due to feeling like an outcast and being abused by his father, from whom Orteca inherited an abusive attitude and superiority complex.[94] Orteca initially manipulates Aguilera into believing she is the cult's leader and Giff's bride while posing as her right hand. When he reveals the truth however, she transforms herself into a Deadman and leaves the cult, forcing Orteca to alter his plans and restructure Deadmans.[40][64][1][52][70][59][51] Despite being defeated and separated from his Deadman form by Kamen Rider Revice and Giff subsequently absorbing his Deadman essence, Orteca allows himself to be captured by Fenix so he can trade the Giff Stamp to Akaishi for the Demons Driver, escaping as the new Demons.[82][54] While Vail exploits Orteca to break free from the Demons Driver, he allows Orteca to continue using his power until they are defeated by Kamen Rider Holy Live, after which Orteca abandons Vail and retrieves the Anomalocaris Proto Vistamp while committing human sacrifices to hasten Giff's revival until he is defeated by Kamen Rider Revice and devoured by Giff.[35][49][94][37]

Orteca previously used his personal Daiouika Proto Vistamp to transform into his Daiouika Deadman (ダイオウイカ・デッドマン, Daiōika Deddoman) form, which is armed with the Paranegro (パラネグロ, Paraneguro) sword.[14] After losing the Demons Driver, he utilizes the Anomalocaris Proto Vistamp and the Giff Stamp to absorb Giff and transform into his Anomalocaris Deadman (アノマロカリス・デッドマン, Anomarokarisu Deddoman) form, which is also armed with the Paranegro.[37]

Orteca is portrayed by Hayata Seki (関 隼汰, Seki Hayata).[40][64][101][52] As a child, Orteca is portrayed by Takeru Ishida (石田 偉琉, Ishida Takeru).

George Karizaki

George Karizaki (ジョージ・狩崎, Jōji Karizaki) is an eccentric genius scientist whose father, Masumi, developed the Vistamp Rider System thirty years ago,[102] which can only be used by humans who have tamed their respective inner demon partners, especially those with Giff cells, and grants the latter a physical form through various different means based on the transformation devices they were given. George is a fan of Kamen Riders, especially the Heisei era Riders, and designs Fenix's Rider equipment with them as inspiration.[91][1] After Daiji defeats Orteca and Vail and causes them to abandon the Demons Driver, George retrieves the belt and uses it to become the third Kamen Rider Demons in emergency situations, resisting the belt's temptation in the process.[94][37][72]

In the film Kamen Rider: Beyond Generations, an elderly George goes into hiding after demons conquer the Earth and creates the Cyclotron Driver. In addition to gaining Ryunosuke's help to get to the year 2021, George also uses his tablet to turn the time-displaced Vice, Daiji, Sakura, Touma Kamiyama, Rintaro Shindo, and Yuri into Clone Riders (クローンライダー, Kurōn Raidā) to defend Ryunosuke's body from Diablo's army of Devil Riders.[25]

George Karizaki is portrayed by Noritaka Hamao (濱尾 ノリタカ, Hamao Noritaka).[40][64][102][69] As a child, George is portrayed by Jin Hiraga (平賀 仁, Hiraga Jin).

Aguilera

Aguilera (アギレラ, Agirera), real name Hana Natsuki (夏木 花, Natsuki Hana), is the Deadmans' acting leader who was groomed from childhood to become Giff's bride.[64][101][52] Due to her lonely upbringing, she does not believe in love and views families as a deceptive happiness.[1] While she later learns she is to become a sacrifice for Giff instead, with her body becoming his vessel,[70] she initially accepts her fate until Fenix attacks Deadmans' base. After escaping, she transforms into a Phase 3 Deadman and feigns returning to Deadmans so she can learn Orteca's true motives.[51][35] She also intends to willingly sacrifice herself to revive Giff, only to discover she inadvertently made herself incompatible due to being a Phase 3 Deadman. Following Orteca's death, Giff's revival, and the latter showing his true colors, a disillusioned Aguilera goes into a self-imposed exile.[37][72] Eventually, Kamen Rider Jeanne separates Aguilera from her Deadman form, restoring her humanity in the process. Afterwards, Aguilera joins Weekend.[61]

Aguilera utilizes her personal Queenbee Proto Vistamp to transform into her Queenbee Deadman (クイーンビー・デッドマン, Kuīnbī Deddoman) form.[51]

Aguilera is portrayed by Yui Asakura (浅倉 唯, Asakura Yui).[64][101][52] As a child, Aguilera is portrayed by Risa Kaneko (金子 莉彩, Kaneko Risa).

Julio

Julio (フリオ, Furio), real name Gō Tamaki (玉置 豪, Tamaki Gō),[31] is Aguilera's loyal bodyguard and a former trading card otaku who joined Deadmans after discovering his best friend, Yōsuke Okuda (奥田 陽介, Okuda Yōsuke) was extorted by delinquents into betraying their friendship during the end of their high school years.[64][1][101][52][31][45] Despite becoming a Gifftex Deadman, Julio was not aware of Giff's intention to use Aguilera as a sacrifice instead of his bride and betrays Deadmans to protect her.[70][59] Julio eventually forgives Okuda, only to transform into a Deadman Riot after Orteca sacrificed his friend to create a Gifftarian. However, Kamen Rider Revice separate Julio from his Deadman form, which is absorbed by Giff, and restores Julio's humanity in the process.[45] Following this, he gains a job at Shiawaseyu.[35]

Julio utilizes his personal Wolf Proto Vistamp to transform into his Wolf Deadman (ウルフ・デッドマン, Urufu Deddoman) form, which is armed with the Rugir (ルヒール, Ruhīru) handgun.[9][14] After losing control of his anger, he evolves into a berserker form called Wolf Deadman Riot (ウルフ・デッドマン ライオット, Urufu Deddoman Raiotto).[45]

Julio is portrayed by Kurodo Hachijoin (八条院 蔵人, Hachijōin Kurōdo).[64][101][52]

Spin-off exclusive characters

Kamen Rider Century

Kamen Rider Century (仮面ライダーセンチュリー, Kamen Raidā Senchurī) is the duo of Hideo Momose and his time-displaced father, Ryunosuke, who utilize a Rider system that was created in a possible post-apocalyptic future in the year 2071, 100 years after the debut of the original Kamen Rider TV series, and 50 years after Fenix failed to prevent Deadmans' invasion. The Momoses appear exclusively in the film Kamen Rider: Beyond Generations.[103][25]

Utilizing the Cyclotron Driver (サイクロトロンドライバー, Saikurotoron Doraibā) belt, Ryunosuke's spirit merges with Hideo to transform into Kamen Rider Century.[104] However due to the latter's inability to cooperate with his father, Century assumes an incomplete/berserker form called Kamen Rider Century Break (仮面ライダーセンチュリーブレイク, Kamen Raidā Senchurī Bureiku).[105][106]

Ryunosuke Momose

Ryunosuke Momose (百瀬 龍之介, Momose Ryūnosuke) is a geneticist who joined Shocker as a researcher after being publicly shunned. While working for the organization, he participated in converting Takeshi Hongo into Kamen Rider 1 before attempting to desert Shocker, only to become a test subject for the Diablo Stamp and end up time-traveling to the year 2071, where he receives the Cyclotron Driver from George Karizaki so he can send his spirit back in time to the year 2021. However, this results in Ryunosuke's spirit being forcibly merged with his elderly son Hideo in order to facilitate his transformation into Kamen Rider Century. After reconciling with his son and defeating Diablo, Ryunosuke encourages Hideo to do the same with Shinichi before disappearing with the dystopian future.[107][25]

Ryunosuke Momose is portrayed by Akiyoshi Nakao (中尾 明慶, Nakao Akiyoshi).[107]

Hideo Momose

Hideo Momose (百瀬 秀夫, Momose Hideo) is a Shinkansen mechanic who hates his father, Ryunosuke, for abandoning their family and has a difficult relationship with his son Shinichi (真一, Shin'ichi) due to his job.[107][25]

Hideo Momose is portrayed by Arata Furuta (古田 新太, Furuta Arata).[107] As a child, Hideo is portrayed by Toshimine Kido (城戸 俊嶺, Kido Toshimine).

Shocker executive

An unnamed Shocker executive who appears exclusively in the film Kamen Rider: Beyond Generations. After discovering the Giff Stamp, he led his team to test it on Ryunosuke, but the resulting experiment forced them to lock it away before Fenix recovered it in the present day.[108][109][25]

The Shocker executive is portrayed by Fumihiko Tachiki (立木 文彦, Tachiki Fumihiko).[108][109]

Diablo

Diablo (ディアブロ, Diaburo) is a powerful demon that appears exclusively in the film Kamen Rider: Beyond Generations. In the present day, Diablo is stopped by Kamen Riders Revice, Saber, and Century.

In an alternate future in the year 2071, where Deadmans succeeded in their goal of enslaving humanity, Diablo unleashes the Devil Riders (デビルライダー, Debiru Raidā) to attack Ryunosuke's comatose body, forcing George Karizaki to counter their threat through his Clone Riders.[108][109][25]

Diablo is voiced by Yoji Ueda (上田 燿司, Ueda Yōji).[108][109]

Crispers

The Crispers (クリスパー, Kurisupā) are historical figure-themed demons born from Crisper Stamps (クリスパースタンプ, Kurisupā Sutanpu) that Shocker created to guard five pillars of light to enact a ritual to fully resurrect Diablo, who absorbs the Stamps. They appear exclusively in the film Kamen Rider: Beyond Generations.[108][109][25]

  • Himiko Crisper (ヒミコ・クリスパー, Himiko Kurisupā): A Himiko-themed monster stationed in Antarctica. She is destroyed by Kamen Riders Jeanne and Kenzan. The Himiko Crisper is voiced by Rika Matsumoto (松本 梨香, Matsumoto Rika).
  • Khufu Crisper (クフ・クリスパー, Kufu Kurisupā): A Khufu-themed monster stationed in Egypt. He is destroyed by Kamen Riders Blades and Slash. The Khufu Crisper is voiced by Toshiyuki Morikawa (森川 智之, Morikawa Toshiyuki).
  • Edison Crisper (エジソン・クリスパー, Ejison Kurisupā): A Thomas Edison-themed monster stationed in Easter Island. He is destroyed by Kamen Riders Live and Espada. The Edison Crisper is voiced by Ryūsei Nakao (中尾 隆聖, Nakao Ryūsei).
  • Leonidas Crisper (レオニダス・クリスパー, Reonidasu Kurisupā): A Leonidas I-themed monster stationed in Siberia. He is destroyed by Kamen Riders Buster and Saikou. The Leonidas Crisper is voiced by Tesshō Genda (玄田 哲章, Genda Tesshō).

Nijitenka

Nijitenka (虹天花) is a lodge owned by Suzu Saionji that appears exclusively in the web-exclusive special Kamen Rider Revice: The Mystery.[92]

Suzu Saionji

Suzu Saionji (西園寺 鈴, Saionji Suzu) is the owner of the Nijitenka and a scientist who, following the death of her fiancé Shōgo Ueshima, became bent on seeking revenge on George Karizaki and his greatest creation, Kamen Rider Revice, as well as continue Ueshima's projects. As part of her revenge plot, she develops and uses Monster Stamps (怪人スタンプ, Kaijin Sutanpu). After luring Naoya Kaido to steal his Orphnoch DNA and complete her Oblivian Stamp, she attempts to kill George and Revice, but is defeated by the latter and arrested while George retrieves the Monster Stamps' data.[92][110][111]

Saionji utilizes the Oblivian Stamp to transform into the monster Oblivian (オブリビアン, Oburibian). While transformed, she can mimic the abilities of monsters that past Kamen Riders have previously fought.[111]

Suzu Saionji is portrayed by Rina Aizawa (逢沢 りな, Aizawa Rina).

Shinzō Hanawa

Shinzō Hanawa (花輪 真蔵, Hanawa Shinzō) is the Saionji household's caretaker and Suzu Saionji's loyal accomplice. After assisting Saionji in kidnapping Naoya Kaido, Hanawa is defeated by Kamen Rider Demons and arrested alongside Saionji.[92][110][111]

Hanawa utilizes the Roidmude and Smash Stamps to transform into the Sword Roidmude and Stretch Smash Hazard.[110]

Shinzō Hanawa is portrayed by Kazuhiko Kanayama (金山 一彦, Kanayama Kazuhiko).

Tarō Gondawara

Tarō Gondawara (権田原 太郎, Gondawara Tarō) is a freelance writer with a fraud-based criminal record and an occupant of Nijitenka. He assists Suzu Saionji in her revenge scheme until he is killed by Shinzō Hanawa due to him making money by selling the mass-produced Monster Stamps behind her back.[92][110]

Gondawara utilizes the Deadman Stamp to transform into the Orangutan Deadman.[110]

Tarō Gondawara is portrayed by Takashi Kodama (児玉 貴志, Kodama Takashi).

Other occupants

  • Yasuo Samejima (鮫島 康夫, Samejima Yasuo): A restaurant worker with an assault-based criminal record.[92] Yasuo Samejima is portrayed by Takuma Sugawara (菅原 卓磨, Sugawara Takuma).
  • Misa Himuro (氷室 美砂, Himuro Misa): The Saionji household's maid.[92] Misa Himuro is portrayed by Ayuna Nitta (新田 あゆな, Nitta Ayuna).

Shōgo Ueshima

Shōgo Ueshima (植島 正吾, Ueshima Shōgo) was a scientist, rival to George Karizaki, and Suzu Saionji's fiancé who appears exclusively in the web-exclusive special Kamen Rider Revice: The Mystery. Ueshima developed the Monster Stamps and the Oblivian Stamp for Fenix's use. However, the organization chose George's Vistamps, causing Ueshima to go insane and die from overworking himself. Upon learning what had happened, Saionji vowed revenge against George.[112][111]

Shōgo Ueshima is portrayed by Touya Morita (森田 桐矢, Morita Tōya).

Takako Kadota

Takako Kadota (門田 貴子, Kadota Takako) is Hiromi Kadota's mother who appears exclusively in the Blu-ray-exclusive special Dear Gaga.[113][100]

Takako Kadota is portrayed by Rumi Sakakibara (榊原 るみ, Sakakibara Rumi).[113]

Noah

Noah (ノア, Noa), an acronym for "Nest Of Anti-Human", was a militaristic organization with government ties that sought to harness and weaponize Giff's power for military applications.[93][66] Following Junpei Shiranami, Masumi Karizaki, and Shōzō Irabu's desertions, some of its operatives, such as Hideo Akaishi, ran off with Giff's casket and formed Deadmans and Fenix to facilitate Giff's revival and humanity's evolution.

Agariyama

Agariyama (東山) is the director of Noah who appears exclusively in the web-exclusive special Revice Legacy: Kamen Rider Vail.[93][66] He killed Shiranami's parents with the red demon, Vail to control him.[114]

Agariyama is portrayed by Mitsu Murata (村田 充, Murata Mitsu).[93]

Noah armed forces leader

An unnamed Noah armed forces leader is a spy from an anti-Noah organization who appears exclusively in the web-exclusive special Revice Legacy: Kamen Rider Vail.[93][66][114]

The Noah armed forces leader is portrayed by Yuki Torigoe (鳥越 裕貴, Torigoe Yūki).[93]

Kenta Katagiri

Kenta Katagiri (片桐 健太, Katagiri Kenta) is Ikki's friend and a wedding planner who appears exclusively in the Hyper Battle DVD special.[28]

Kenta Katagiri is portrayed by Ren Kondō (近藤 廉, Kondō Ren).

Notes

  1. ^ According to the show's official website at TV Asahi, the Super Brachio Deadman is also called the Brachio Deadman (Type-Union).

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