List of Kamen Rider Geats characters

Kamen Rider Geats (仮面ライダーギーツ, Kamen Raidā Gītsu) is a Japanese tokusatsu drama. It is the 33rd entry in the Kamen Rider franchise and the fourth series of the Reiwa period.

Main characters

Ace Ukiyo

Ace Ukiyo (浮世 英寿, Ukiyo Ēsu), formerly known as A (エ, Ē), is a mysterious man who was born before O A.D. who keeps a Julius Caesar coin as a memento after his mother Mitsume disappeared and participated in the first DGP, during which he used his first wish to give himself the ability to reincarnate indefinitely so he can continue participating in the DGP. Following his first wish, he went on to earn the title of "Desire Deity" (デザ神, Deza Shin) for his undefeated winning streak throughout his succeeding reincarnations and the contest's subsequent tournaments across the centuries while attempting to find Mitsume after being unable to wish for her return. In the present, Ace becomes a famous celebrity after winning the "Daybreak" DGP and later makes DGP staff members Tsumuri and Girori part of his family after winning the "Encounter" DGP, intending to use the wish he will gain from winning the "Conspiracy" DGP to further infiltrate the organization and uncover the reason why he could not wish for Mitsume back. However, rules are put in place to limit him during the "Divergence" DGP.

Utilizing the Desire Driver, Ace can transform into the kitsune-themed Kamen Rider Geats. While transformed, he possesses the Geats Tail (ギーツテイル, Gītsu Teiru) scarf. His primary Form Raise Buckles are Magnum, which he can use either on its own to assume Magnum Form (マグナムフォーム, Magunamu Fōmu) or in conjunction with the Fever Slot Buckle to assume Fever Magnum Form (フィーバーマグナムフォーム, Fībā Magunamu Fōmu), and Boost, which he can use either on its own to assume Boost Form (ブーストフォーム, Būsuto Fōmu) or in conjunction with the Fever Slot Buckle to assume Fever Boost Form (フィーバーブーストフォーム, Fībā Būsuto Fōmu). He can also use the Magnum and Boost Buckles at once to assume either Magnum Boost Form (マグナムブーストフォーム, Magunamu Būsuto Fōmu) or Boost Magnum Form (ブーストマグナムフォーム, Būsuto Magunamu Fōmu).

Ace Ukiyo is portrayed by Hideyoshi Kan (簡 秀吉, Kan Hideyoshi). As a child, Ace is portrayed by Yūya Andō (安東 勇弥, Andō Yūya).

Keiwa Sakurai

Keiwa Sakurai (桜井 景和, Sakurai Keiwa) is a passive and caring, albeit naive, job-hunting university student who lives with his older sister after their parents were killed during a previous DGP despite being civilians and joins the "Encounter" DGP in the hopes of achieving his desire of "world peace", which stems from his volunteer work at non-profit organizations and childhood dream of becoming a guardian ninja. Throughout his time in the tournament, he records himself via video phone to archive his experience in case he loses his memories, with Tsumuri allowing it after Keiwa assures her that they are intended for his eyes only, After sustaining injuries that cause him to be eliminated during the penultimate round of the tournament, Keiwa temporarily loses his motivation until he becomes forcibly involved in the "Conspiracy" tournament, where he regains his memories while Ace provides him with a new Desire Driver from a retiring player. Following this, Keiwa competes to fulfill his new wish of reviving dead DGP players and gains a job at his favorite soba restaurant.

Utilizing the Desire Driver, Keiwa can transform into the tanuki-themed Kamen Rider Tycoon (仮面ライダータイクーン, Kamen Raidā Taikūn). While transformed, he possesses the Tycoon Bandage (タイクーンバンデージ, Taikūn Bandēji), which grants increased luck. His primary Form Raise Buckle is Ninja, which he can use either on its own to assume Ninja Form (ニンジャフォーム, Ninja Fōmu) or in conjunction with the Fever Slot Buckle to assume Fever Ninja Form (フィーバーニンジャフォーム, Fībā Ninja Fōmu).

Keiwa Sakurai is portrayed by Ryuga Sato (佐藤 瑠雅, Satō Ryūga).

Neon Kurama

Neon Kurama (鞍馬 祢音, Kurama Neon) is the only daughter of a wealthy and strict family led by her father, Kōsei, and a social media influencer who desires to find a decent lover who can help her live a normal life peacefully. She is protected by foreign bodyguards hired by her abusive mother Irumi, out of fear that potential kidnappers will ransom her for the Kurama family fortune following a childhood incident. Upon learning that Keiwa privately recorded video archives of himself during the DGP, Neon becomes inspired to do the same for herself. Following her participation in the "Encounter" DGP, she returns to being her parents' subservient daughter until Kōsei allows her to compete in the "Conspiracy" tournament as a late entry, during which she learns of her family's connection to the organization from her bodyguards. In the midst of the "Divergence" DGP, she ends up becoming the Desire Star and is forced to sabotage and/or kill her fellow competitors, until she is indirectly saved by the Jyamato in the final round.

Utilizing the Desire Driver, Neon can transform into the black cat-themed Kamen Rider Na-Go (仮面ライダーナーゴ, Kamen Raidā Nāgo). While transformed, she possesses the Na-Go Bangle (ナーゴバングル, Nāgo Banguru), which grants increased kicking and punching capabilities. Her primary Form Raise Buckle is Beat, which she can use either on its own to assume Beat Form (ビートフォーム, Bīto Fōmu) or in conjunction with the Fever Slot Buckle to assume Fever Beat Form (フィーバービートフォーム, Fībā Bīto Fōmu).

Neon Kurama is portrayed by Yuna Hoshino (星乃 夢奈, Hoshino Yuna). As a child, Neon is portrayed by Natsuki Matsuoka (松岡 夏輝, Matsuoka Natsuki).

Michinaga Azuma

Michinaga Azuma (吾妻 道長, Azuma Michinaga) is a construction worker, former high school delinquent, and the runner-up of the "Daybreak" DGP with an ambitious desire to surpass Ace Ukiyo, whom he considers a rival and blames for the death of his best friend and fellow former delinquent, Tōru Imai, who Ace failed to save from traitorous Kamen Riders during a previous DGP. Ever since, Michinaga became cynical, believing that all Riders are self-serving, and competes in the DGP to fulfill Tōru's desire for a landmark in his hometown along with his own to crush the Kamen Riders. After Ace is eliminated during the "Conspiracy" tournament, Michinaga's overconfidence leads to him being fatally wounded during the final round. Following the tournament's conclusion, Michinaga's body ends up in Archimedel's garden, where he is resurrected due to prolonged usage of the Zombie Raise Buckle, and escapes. Despite being brought back to the Jyamato garden by Niram and Samas to be killed, Beroba intervenes and convinces Michinaga to fight for the Jyamato to achieve his wish.

During the events of the film Kamen Rider Geats × Revice: Movie Battle Royale, which is set between his death and waking up in Archimedel's garden, Michinaga is temporarily revived for the Desire Royale.

Utilizing the Desire Driver, Michinaga can transform into the water buffalo-themed Kamen Rider Buffa (仮面ライダーバッファ, Kamen Raidā Baffa). While transformed, he possesses the Buffa Muleta (バッファムレータ, Baffa Murēta), which grants an increased fighting spirit and winning rate. His primary Form Raise Buckle is Zombie, which he can use either on its own to assume Zombie Form (ゾンビフォーム, Zonbi Fōmu) or in conjunction with the Fever Slot Buckle to assume Fever Zombie Form (フィーバーゾンビフォーム, Fībā Zonbi Fōmu). During the "Divergence" DGP, Michinaga gains the use of a Jyamato Buckle, which he can use either on its own to assume Jyamato Form (ジャマトフォーム, Jamato Fōmu) or in conjunction with the Zombie Buckle to assume Zombie Jyamato Form (ゾンビジャマトフォーム, Zonbi Jamato Fōmu).

Michinaga Azuma is portrayed by Kazuto Mokudai (杢代 和人, Mokudai Kazuto).

Recurring characters

Desire Grand Prix

The Desire Grand Prix (デザイアグランプリ, Dezaia Guran Puri), abbreviated as DGP (デザグラ, Dezagura), is an organization that hosts a virtual reality-based survival reality show of the same name that can be viewed across time and space. Since ancient times, their primary mission is to recruit players to become Kamen Riders and defeat the mysterious "Jyamato" in a series of tournaments in exchange for granting the winner's wish. But once a chosen participant joins, they are bound by the game's rules, such as protecting civilians from Jyamato, and are forced to keep playing until they are either killed, removed from reality, disqualified, or find a replacement and returned to their regular lives with no memory of the DGP nor motivation towards fulfilling their wish.

During the "Divergence" DGP, new rules are instated in response to Ace's winning streak and Girori's misconduct, including allowing viewers to vote for the winner of each round and the players having to determine and eliminate the player designated as the "Desire Star" (デザスター, Deza Sutā), who has been given secret orders from the DGP staff, before they reach the final round and automatically win the season. However, the Jyamato steal the Game Master's Vision Driver and replace the DGP with a full-scale invasion-themed survival series called the Jyamato Grand Prix (ジャマトグランプリ, Jamato Guran Puri).

Each participant carries a Spider Phone (スパイダーフォン, Supaidā Fon), which can switch between Phone Mode (フォンモード, Fon Mōdo) and Spider Mode (スパイダーモード, Supaidā Mōdo). They are also equipped with a Desire Driver (デザイアドライバー, Dezaia Doraibā) belt, which can combine with a user's personalized ID Core (IDコア, Ai Dī Koa) disc to transform them into a base Entry Form (エントリーフォーム, Entorī Fōmu) Kamen Rider. The Riders can also equip one to two Raise Buckles; which they can earn from Mission Boxes (ミッションボックス, Misshon Bokkusu) by defeating Jyamato, completing Secret Missions (シークレットミッション, Shīkuretto Misshon), or getting help from their Supporters (サポーター, Sapōtā), fans from the future; to gain additional armor with multiple configurations, with rare Jyamato offering stronger Raise Buckles.

The Supporters utilize Laser Raise Riser (レーザーレイズライザー, Rēzā Reizu Raizā) pistols in conjunction with a Raise Riser Card (レイズライザーカード, Reizu Raizā Kādo) in order to transform into a Kamen Rider.

High-ranking DGP staff members utilize Vision Driver (ヴィジョンドライバー, Vijon Doraibā) belts in conjunction with a Providence Card (プロビデンスカード, Purobidensu Kādo) in order to transform into an Eye of Providence-themed Kamen Rider, which grants them a key to access the Goddess of Creation (創世の女神, Sōsei no Megami) and approve the winner's wish, and allows the Game Master (ゲームマスター, Gēmu Masutā) to manage the DGP's system.

Tsumuri

Tsumuri (ツムリ) is a mysterious navigator for the DGP who provides the players with equipment and information while reporting to her masked superior, later revealed to be Girori. After Ace wins the "Encounter" tournament, he uses his wish to make Tsumuri his older sister, much to her dismay despite being disgusted by her co-workers attempting to sabotage Ace.

Tsumuri is portrayed by Kokoro Aoshima (青島 心, Aoshima Kokoro).

Girori

Girori (ギロリ) is the salon concierge of the DGP who is later revealed to be the organization's masked Game Master. Realizing that Ace is using his winning streak to the infiltrate the DGP, despite managing to conceal his true position when Ace used his wish from winning the "Encounter" DGP to make the man his father, Girori decides to have him eliminated in the next tournament with Win's help. When Ace outwits Win, Girori decides to break the rules and abuse his position to intervene personally by becoming Kamen Rider Glare during the "Conspiracy" DGP's penultimate round and force an unwilling Win to eliminate Ace. Upon learning Ace planned ahead and had himself reinstated with full knowledge of Girori's identity, the latter abuses his position to arrange for Keiwa and Neon to kill Ace for him, but they expose him during a broadcast, leading to Niram firing Girori.

Utilizing the Vision Driver, Girori can transform into the black/red-colored Kamen Rider Glare (仮面ライダーグレア, Kamen Raidā Gurea). While transformed, he possesses the ability to attach Hypno Ray (ヒュプノレイ, Hyupuno Rei) masks from his armor onto other Riders, forcing them to serve as his GM Rider (GMライダー, Jī Emu Raidā) puppets and use them as living bombs.

Girori is portrayed by Shugo Oshinari (忍成 修吾, Oshinari Shūgo).

Win Hareruya

Win Hareruya (晴家 ウィン, Hareruya Win) is an energetic punk rock guitarist who tried to become a famous musician, but was forced to take a part-time job as a DGP staff member instead with help from his grandfather, whose company sponsors the organization. He initially appears in the "Encounter" tournament as a mysterious guest Rider for the teamwork round following Kanato Sumida's elimination, during which he is instructed to conceal his identity from the other participants. Following this tournament's end, Win resolves to become more than a silent non-player Rider in the "Conspiracy" tournament while Girori tasks him with sabotaging Ace. However, the other Kamen Riders learn of Win's motives when Michinaga catches him in the act of sabotaging Ace, resulting in Win eventually losing his DGP privileges for leaking vital information on the organization to Ace and being turned into a GM Rider by Girori, who eventually kills him.

Utilizing the Desire Driver, Win can transform into the grizzly bear/pumpkin/jack-o'-lantern-themed Kamen Rider Punk Jack (仮面ライダーパンクジャック, Kamen Raidā Panku Jakku). While transformed, he possesses the Punk Jack Cloak (パンクジャックマント, Panku Jakku Manto), which grants increased jumping capabilities. His primary Form Raise Buckle is Monster, which he can use either on its own to assume Monster Form (モンスターフォーム, Monsutā Fōmu) or in conjunction with the Fever Slot Buckle to assume Fever Monster Form (フィーバーモンスターフォーム, Fībā Monsutā Fōmu).

Win Hareruya is portrayed by Tsubasa Sakiyama (崎山 つばさ, Sakiyama Tsubasa).

Niram

Niram (ニラム, Niramu) is the producer of the DGP who believes in fair play, responding to Girori's conduct by first providing Ace with the Command Twin Buckle at Gene's behest and then personally firing Girori.

Utilizing the Vision Driver, Niram can transform into the white/gold-colored Kamen Rider Gazer (仮面ライダーゲイザー, Kamen Raidā Geizā). While transformed, he possesses the ability to deploy Dominion Ray (ドミニオンレイ, Dominion Rei) drones from his armor to create an energy shield.

Niram is portrayed by Ryo Kitamura (北村 諒, Kitamura Ryō).

Samas

Samas (サマス, Samasu) is an assistant producer of the DGP.

Samas is portrayed by Seia Yasuda (安田 聖愛, Yasuda Seia).

Chirami

Chirami (チラミ) is Girori's replacement, taking over during the "Divergence" DGP.

Utilizing the Vision Driver, Chirami can transform into an alternate version of Kamen Rider Glare known as Kamen Rider Glare 2 (仮面ライダーグレア2, Kamen Raidā Gurea Tsū).

Chirami is portrayed by Shigenori Yamazaki (山崎 樹範, Yamazaki Shigenori).

Raise Buckles

The Raise Buckles (レイズバックル, Reizu Bakkuru) are a series of belt buckle-like items used by the Riders in the DGP to access new powers and abilities. Utilizing a Raise Buckle on the right-hand side of the Desire Driver affects the Rider's upper body while utilizing one on the left-hand side affects their lower body. If two Raise Buckles are used at once for the Dual On (ヅアルオン, Duaru On) combining function, a Rider can switch both sides of the Desire Driver to the opposite side via the Revolve On (リヴォルヴオン, Rivorufu On) rotating function.

The two primary types of Raise Buckles are the plentiful small-sized Armed (アームド, Āmudo) Raise Buckles, which grant the players a corresponding Raise Weapon (レイズウェポン, Reizu Uepon), and the rare large-sized Form (フォーム, Fōmu) Raise Buckles, which allow the players to assume armor-based forms and augment Raise Weapons. Unlike the Armed Raise Buckles, the Form Raise Buckles' designs have a matching center design denoting their primary halves. As these Raise Buckles are difficult to find normally, most of them can be found quickly through either Secret Missions or emergency situations:

• Magnum (マグナム, Magunamu): Equips the user with the twin arm/leg-mounted Armored Guns (アーマードガン, Āmādo Gan) and grants the use of the Magnum Shooter 40X (マグナムシューター40X, Magunamu Shūtā Fō Zero Ekkusu) firearm, which can switch between Handgun Mode (ハンドガンモード, Handogan Mōdo) and Rifle Mode (ライフルモード, Raifuru Mōdo) as well as combine with the Magnum Buckle to access its Machine Gun Mode (マシンガンモード, Mashin Gan Mōdo). Its primary half is the Boost Buckle.
• Boost (ブースト, Būsuto): Grants increased offensive capabilities and the use of the BooStriker (ブーストライカー, Būsutoraikā) motorcycle, which can switch between Bike Mode (バイクモード, Baiku Mōdo) and one of various Animal Modes (アニマルモード, Animaru Mōdo) based on the user's motif. Unlike other Form Raise Buckles, the Boost Buckle can only be utilized until the user performs a Boost Time (ブーストタイム, Būsuto Taimu) finisher and is the most difficult to find. Its primary half is the Magnum Buckle.
  • Boost Mark II (ブーストマークII, Būsuto Māku Tsū): An upgraded version of the Boost Buckle that allows the user to assume Boost Form Mark II (ブーストフォームマークII, Būsuto Fōmu Māku Tsū), which grants the use of the Beast Mode (ビーストモード, Bīsuto Mōdo) ability, allowing the user to transform into an evolved version of the BooStriker's Animal Mode based on their motif via the Revolve On function.
• Zombie (ゾンビ, Zonbi): Equips the user with the poisonous BerserClaw (バーサークロー, Bāsākurō) gauntlet/sabaton and grants the use of the chainsaw-like Zombie Breaker (ゾンビブレイカー, Zonbi Bureikā) sword. While transforming, the Zombie Buckle produces poisonous liquid capable of dissolving the user's enemies into nothingness.
• Ninja (ニンジャ): Grants ninjutsu and the use of the double-bladed Ninja Dueler (ニンジャデュアラー, Ninja Duarā) sword, which can separate in half to form a pair of daggers.
• Monster (モンスター, Monsutā): Equips the user with either the Monster Glove (モンスターグローブ, Monsutā Gurōbu) gauntlets or the Big Boot (ビッグブーツ, Biggu Būtsu) sabatons. During the events of the film Kamen Rider Geats × Revice: Movie Battle Royale, the Monster Buckle is temporarily used by Kamen Rider Vice.
• Beat (ビート, Bīto): Grants symphokinesis and the use of the Beat Axe (ビートアックス, Bīto Akkusu) electric guitar, which can switch between Guitar Mode (ギターモード, Gitā Mōdo) and Axe Mode (アックスモード, Akkusu Mōdo) as well as grant the additional use of cryo-, electro-, and pyrokinesis. During the events of the film Kamen Rider Geats × Revice: Movie Battle Royale, the Beat Buckle is temporarily used by Kamen Rider Revi.
• Fever Slot (フィーバースロット, Fībā Surotto): A right-hand side exclusive Raise Buckle that allows the user to randomly summon either the armor of an existing Form Raise Buckle or the Raise Weapon of an Armed Raise Buckle. If the summoned Form Raise Buckle matches the one on the Desire Driver's left-hand side, the user assumes a Fever Form (フィーバーフォーム, Fībā Fōmu), whose power level is increased two-fold without using the Revolve On function. To signify the difference between regular Form Raise Buckle armors, Fever Forms replace the user's personal accessory with a Fever Cross (フィーバークロス, Fībā Kurosu) version. Five copies of the Fever Slot Buckle were created by Girori to counter the Jyamato's increasing power.
• Command Twin (コマンドツイン, Komando Tsuin): A two-in-one Raise Buckle consisting of the orange-colored Command Jet (コマンドジェット, Komando Jetto) Buckle and the blue-colored Command Cannon (コマンドキャノン, Komando Kyanon) Buckle that grants the use of the Raising Sword (レイジングソード, Reijingu Sōdo). Utilizing the Command Jet Buckle in the Desire Driver and the Command Cannon Buckle in the Raising Sword allows the user to assume a base Raising Form (レイジングフォーム, Reijingu Fōmu) while utilizing both Command Twin Buckles in the Desire Driver allows them to assume an armored Command Form (コマンドフォーム, Komando Fōmu), the latter of which can switch between Jet Mode (ジェットモード, Jetto Mōdo) and Cannon Mode (キャノンモード, Kyanon Mōdo) via the Revolve On function.
• Powered Builder (パワードビルダー, Pawādo Birudā): A right-hand side exclusive Raise Buckle that equips the user with a pair of extra crane-like limbs on both the front and back of the armor's body as well as combine with one of the three auxiliary Gigant (ギガント, Giganto) Raise Buckles stored in the left-hand side exclusive Gigant Container (ギガントコンテナ, Giganto Kontena) holder to grant them a corresponding Gigant Weapon (ギガントウェポン, Giganto Uepon). This set of Raise Buckles first appears in the film Kamen Rider Geats × Revice: Movie Battle Royale.

Sara Sakurai

Sara Sakurai (桜井 沙羅, Sakurai Sara) is Keiwa's older sister and a fan of Neon Kurama, and later Ace Ukiyo, who cares for Keiwa after their parents were killed in the crossfire of a previous DGP.

Sara Sakurai is portrayed by Nene Shida (志田 音々, Shida Nene).

Kurama Family

The Kurama Family is an affluent family that runs a major conglomerate in Japan, which has sponsored the DGP for generations since Kōsei’s only victory in one of its previous tournament season. Since then, the conglomerate’s primary task is to keep the civilians who encountered Jyamato quite from spreading the words of the monsters’ existences to world, but will protect them on the sidelines when things nearly getting out of hands.

• Irumi Kurama (鞍馬 伊瑠美, Kurama Irumi): Neon's overprotective, controlling, and disapproving mother and co-CEO of a major conglomerate who fears for her daughter's safety and that of the family fortune after Neon was kidnapped as a child. Irumi took several precautions to prevent the incident from happening again, including hiring foreign bodyguards and implanting a GPS tracker in Neon. Irumi Kurama is portrayed by Ryoko Yuui (遊井 亮子, Yūi Ryōko).
• Kōsei Kurama (鞍馬 光聖, Kurama Kōsei): Neon's father and co-CEO of a major conglomerate who previously won a single DGP tournament, which grants his daughter’s existence came into being. In the present, he allows Neon to participate for his own reasons, placing him at odds with Irumi over Neon's well-being. Kōsei Kurama is portrayed by Shinji Kasahara (笠原 紳司, Kasahara Shinji).
• Ben (ベン) and John (ジョン, Jon): Two foreign bodyguards that Irumi hired to protect Neon and participants of a previous DGP, with Ben competing as a black panther-themed Kamen Rider and John as a white tiger-themed Kamen Rider. Ben and John are portrayed by Michael Kinder and Tom Constantine (トム・コンスタンタイン, Tomu Konsutantain) respectively.

Archimedel

Archimedel (アルキメデル, Arukimederu) is a mysterious gardener and associate of the DGP who oversees the Jyamar Garden (ジャマーガーデン, Jamā Gāden) and the Jyamato's growth, believing they are superior to humans.

Archimedel is portrayed by Shihou Harumi (春海 四方, Harumi Shihō).

Daichi Isuzu

Daichi Isuzu (五十鈴 大智, Isuzu Daichi) is a quiz king and veteran DGP Rider who participates in the "Divergence" DGP to fulfill his wish of acquiring all of mankind's collective memories while secretly working for Beroba. After turning the other players against Keiwa by accusing him of being the Desire Star, Daichi is voted off, but returns later in the tournament to aid Beroba.

Utilizing the Desire Driver, Daichi can transform into the sparrow-themed Kamen Rider Nadge-Sparrow (仮面ライダーナッジスパロウ, Kamen Raidā Najji Suparō). Like Punk Jack, his primary Form Raise Buckle is Monster, which he can use to assume Monster Form.

Daichi Isuzu is portrayed by Dai Goto (後藤 大, Gotō Dai).

Ziin

Ziin (ジーン, Jīn) is a mysterious boy, DGP viewer, and Ace's Supporter.

Utilizing the Laser Raise Riser, Ziin can transform into the silver fox-themed Kamen Rider Ziin (仮面ライダージーン, Kamen Raidā Jīn). While transformed, he possesses gyrokinesis.

Ziin is portrayed by Fuku Suzuki (鈴木 福, Suzuki Fuku).

Kekera

Kekera (ケケラ) is a mysterious toad-like middle-aged man, DGP viewer, and Keiwa's Supporter who can assume a human form.

Utilizing the Laser Raise Riser, Kekera can transform into the frog-themed Kamen Rider Kekera (仮面ライダーケケラ, Kamen Raidā Kekera). While transformed, he possesses the ability to materialize a whip-like energy tongue from his mouth.

Kekera is portrayed by Mitsutoshi Shundo (俊藤 光利, Shundō Mitsutoshi).

Beroba

Beroba (ベロバ) is a mysterious girl, sponsor of the Jyamato, and Michinaga's Supporter who seeks the Goddess of Creation.

Utilizing the Laser Raise Riser, Beroba can transform into the bull/mecha-themed Kamen Rider Beroba (仮面ライダーベロバ, Kamen Raidā Beroba). While transformed, she possesses levitation capabilities.

Beroba is portrayed by Ayaka Namiki (並木 彩華, Namiki Ayaka).

Kyuun

Kyuun (キューン, Kyūn) is a mysterious man, DGP viewer, and Neon's Supporter.

Utilizing the Laser Raise Riser, Kyuun can transform into the winged lion-themed Kamen Rider Kyuun (仮面ライダーキューン, Kamen Raidā Kyūn). While transformed, he possesses flight capabilities and the ability to fire energy beams from his mouth.

Kyuun is portrayed by Kenta Mizue (水江 建太, Mizue Kenta).

Jyamato

The Jyamato (ジャマト, Jamato) are plant-based monsters based in a greenhouse within the mysterious Jyamar Garden and appear in the Jyamar Area (ジャマーエリア, Jamā Eria), where they are cultivated and fed broken ID Cores by Archimedel after they spawn. Initially containing the memories and embodying the desires of fallen DGP players, the Jyamato gradually evolve into stronger variants with the ability to mimic the fallen players' forms. Additionally, if the DGP players lose against the Jyamato, a Jyamar Area will become an extension of the Jyamar Garden.

Among the Jyamato sub-species are the Bishop Jyamato (ビショップジャマト, Bishoppu Jamato), the Knight Jyamato (ナイトジャマト, Naito Jamato), the Rook Jyamato (ルークジャマト, Rūku Jamato), the Pawn Jyamato (ポーンジャマト, Pōn Jamato) foot soldiers, the sea slug-like giant Slug Fortress Jyamato (スラグフォートレスジャマト, Suragu Fōtoresu Jamato), and the Rafflesia-like giant Rafflesia Fortress Jyamato (ラフレシアフォートレスジャマト, Rafureshia Fōtoresu Jamato).

During the "Conspiracy" DGP, the Pawn Jyamato become stronger, with the added benefit of some utilizing a Desire Driver in conjunction with a Jyamato Buckle to become a Kamen Rider-like Jyamato Rider (ジャマトライダー, Jamato Raidā), gaining the ability to create vines to strangle victims. If a Jyamato Rider is defeated, another will take its place. Furthermore, if a DGP player uses it for an extended period of time, the Jyamato Buckle will gradually turn them into a Jyamato.

• Castle Jyamato (城ジャマト, Shiro Jamato): A Japanese castle-themed Slug Fortress Jyamato. It is destroyed by Kamen Rider Geats.
• Japanese Dress Jyamato (和装ジャマト, Wasō Jamato): Japanese clothing-themed Pawn Jyamato.
• Thief Jyamato (盗賊ジャマト, Tōzoku Jamato): Thief-themed Pawn Jyamato. It is destroyed by Kamen Rider Geats.
• Leader Jyamato (頭領ジャマト, Tōryō Jamato): A thief-themed Rook Jyamato.
• Zombie Jyamato (ゾンビジャマト, Zonbi Jamato): Zombie-themed Pawn Jyamato that infect their victims with a zombie virus by biting them, ignoring those they have already infected.
• Trump Jyamato (トランプジャマト, Toranpu Jamato): Playing card-themed Pawn Jyamato that appear in pairs, which require two Kamen Riders to attack both Jyamato at the same time to prevent them from reviving each other.
• Virtual Jyamato (仮想ジャマト, Kasō Jamato): Training dummy-themed Pawn Jyamato summoned through a Spider Phone for training purposes.
• Cactus Knight Jyamato (サボテンナイトジャマト, Saboten Naito Jamato): Cactus-themed Knight Jyamato that is among the most dangerous Jyamato sub-species due to their potential for killing multiple Riders at once and ability to enlarge themselves. One serves as the final boss of the "Encounter" DGP while a second one impersonates Tōru Imai during the "Lamentation" DGP before both are destroyed by Kamen Rider Geats. The second Cactus Knight Jyamato's human form is portrayed by Tasuku Maekawa, who also portrays the real Tōru Imai.
• Mafia Jyamato (マフィアジャマト): Mafia-themed Pawn Jyamato that killed Keiwa and Sara Sakurai's parents in the crossfire of a previous DGP.
• Pirate Jyamato (海賊ジャマト, Kaizoku Jamato): Pirate-themed Pawn Jyamato that quickly eliminated most of the participants at an alarming rate during the first round of the "Conspiracy" DGP.
• Butler Jyamato (執事ジャマト, Shitsuji Jamato): Butler-themed Pawn Jyamato, one of which being the first Jyamato Rider that the Kamen Riders encounter.
• Maid Jyamato (メイドジャマト, Meido Jamato): Maid-themed Pawn Jyamato and female counterparts to the Butler Jyamato, with one able to assume a Jyamato Rider form.
• Hide-and-Seek Jyamato (かくれんぼジャマト, Kakurenbo Jamato): A hide-and-seek-themed Bishop Jyamato capable of disguising itself as a little human girl and produce hallucinogenic gas that serves as a boss in the "Conspiracy" DGP's third round. It is destroyed by Kamen Rider Tycoon. Its human guise is portrayed by Anna Sahara (佐原 杏奈, Sahara An'na).
• Western Castle Jyamato (洋城ジャマト, Yōjō Jamato): A Western castle-themed Rafflesia Fortress Jyamato. It is destroyed by Kamen Rider Geats.
• Delinquent Jyamato (不良ジャマト, Furyō Jamato): Delinquent-themed Pawn Jyamato.
• Study Jyamato (勉強ジャマト, Benkyō Jamato): A student-themed Pawn Jyamato. It is destroyed by Kamen Rider Geats.
• Principal Jyamato (校長ジャマト, Kōchō Jamato): A principal-themed Pawn Jyamato that serves as a boss in the first round of the "Divergence" DGP. It is destroyed by Kamen Rider Geats.
• Delivery Jyamato (配達ジャマト, Haitatsu Jamato): Courier-themed Pawn Jyamato.
• Bomber Jyamato (爆弾魔ジャマト, Bakudanma Jamato): A bomber-themed Bishop Jyamato capable of making bombs disguised as fruit. It is destroyed by Kamen Rider Lopo.

"Takeshi Goutokuji" Jyamato

An unnamed Rook Jyamato that was created during the "Conspiracy" DGP and served as a mini-boss in the tournament's initial final round. After surviving being destroyed, it begins to mimic the appearance of fallen DGP player Takeshi Goutokuji in the "Divergence" DGP, becoming a recurring boss in the process.

The unnamed Rook Jyamato's human form is portrayed by Yamato Kinjo, who also portrays the real Takeshi Goutokuji.

Guest characters

• Fukuo Fukuoka (福岡 福男, Fukuoka Fukuo): A chef and owner of a soba restaurant that the Sakurai siblings frequent and Keiwa eventually gets a job at. Fukuo Fukuoka is portrayed Mr. Chin (ミスターちん, Misutā Chin).
• Takeshi Goutokuji (豪徳寺 武, Gōtokuji Takeshi): A firefighter chosen to participate in the DGP as the polar bear-themed Kamen Rider Shirowe (仮面ライダーシロー, Kamen Raidā Shirō) and one of the three finalists of the "Daybreak" DGP who is killed by the Slug Fortress Jyamato. Takeshi Goutokuji is portrayed by Yamato Kinjo (金城 大和, Kinjō Yamato), who also portrays the Rook Jyamato who assumed his form.
• Takahito Taira (平 孝人, Taira Takahito): The director of human resources of an IT company that Keiwa interviewed for while job searching who joins the "Encounter" DGP as the crested penguin-themed Kamen Rider Ginpen (仮面ライダーギンペン, Kamen Raidā Ginpen) to achieve his desire of saving his sickly son. Although Keiwa's desire for world peace did not fit his company, Taira finds joy in this. Taira later crosses paths with Keiwa during the first round before he is fatally wounded fighting a Jyamato, dying with regret in Keiwa's arms, though Ace grants Taira's wish. Takahito Taira is portrayed by Tomoharu Hasegawa (長谷川 朝晴, Hasegawa Tomoharu).
• Kanato Sumida (墨田 奏斗, Sumida Kanato): A high school student and former aspiring basketball player who suffered a leg injury in a traffic accident and was forced to quit his dream. Ever since, he became a manipulative misanthropist who keeps to himself and developed a desire for "a world where humanity is extinct". While participating in the "Encounter" DGP as the panda-themed Kamen Rider Da·Paan (仮面ライダーダパーン, Kamen Raidā Dapān), an unaware Kanato is infected by a Zombie Jyamato, but uses his zombie status to justify freely attacking the other Kamen Riders, specifically Neon. After losing points for attacking Morio and being attacked by the other Riders due to his zombie status, Kanato is disqualified for putting his obsession to eliminate his competition over saving civilians and is replaced with Kamen Rider Punk Jack. Kanato Sumida is portrayed by Ryunosuke Miyamoto (宮本 龍之介, Miyamoto Ryūnosuke).
• Morio Koganeya (小金屋 森魚, Koganeya Morio): A shady and dishonest playboy and former casino dealer whose tactics often get him in trouble. Putting on a friendly facade, he joins the "Encounter" DGP as the bighorn sheep-themed Kamen Rider Mary (仮面ライダーメリー, Kamen Raidā Merī) to exploit or bend its rules, such as saving civilians he secretly arranged to be attacked by Jyamato. During the teamwork round, he attempts to abandon his assigned partner, Kamen Rider Punk Jack, in exchange for Michinaga, only to be eliminated after the latter abandons him for Keiwa at the last minute. Morio Koganeya is portrayed by Koji Abe (あべ こうじ, Abe Kōji).
• Tōru Imai (今井 透, Imai Tōru): A construction worker, former high school delinquent, and Michinaga's best friend who participated in a previous DGP tournament as a hedgehog-themed Kamen Rider to build a landmark in his hometown and previously used the Zombie Raise Buckle before he was assaulted by two unnamed Kamen Riders and killed by a Jyamato horde before Michinaga or Ace could rescue him. Ever since, the former took up the Zombie Raise Buckle to honor and avenge him in subsequent tournaments. Tōru Imai is portrayed by Tasuku Maekawa (前川 佑, Maekawa Tasuku), who also portrays a Cactus Knight Jyamato who assumed his form.
• Mitsume (ミツメ): Ace's missing mother and a previous DGP navigator. Mitsume is voiced by Yuka Terasaki (寺崎 裕香, Terasaki Yuka).
• Yukie Yaginuma (八木沼 雪絵, Yaginuma Yukie): A goth girl who participates in the "Conspiracy" DGP as the goat-themed Kamen Rider Letter (仮面ライダーレター, Kamen Raidā Retā) to fulfill her wish of losing weight and marrying an idol she admires. However, due to her lack of combat experience, she is killed by a horde of Pirate Jyamato while attempting to flee. Yukie Yaginuma is portrayed by Michi Ota (大田 路, Ōta Michi).
• Ittetsu Tanba (丹波 一徹, Tanba Ittetsu): An elderly man who participates in the "Conspiracy" DGP as the great horned owl-themed Kamen Rider Keilow (仮面ライダーケイロウ, Kamen Raidā Keirō) to fulfill his wish of becoming younger. Due to his age and condition however, he voluntarily gives up his place in the tournament to Keiwa. Ittetsu Tanba is portrayed by Hideki Kurauchi (藏内 秀樹, Kurauchi Hideki).
• Sae Ganaha (我那覇 冴, Ganaha Sae): An athlete and veteran DGP Rider who participates in the "Divergence" DGP as the wolf-themed Kamen Rider Lopo (仮面ライダーロポ, Kamen Raidā Ropo) to fulfill her wish of having a body that does not decline over time and supporting her family due to her father dying sometime prior. While she is initially thought to be the tournament's Desire Star who was secretly ordered to sabotage, later kill, her competitors, she discovers Neon Kurama is the true Desire Star, but allows herself to be scapegoated in light of her friendship with her. This, coupled with her family temporarily being taken hostage by the Jyamato before Neon rescues them leads to Sae voluntarily eliminating herself from the tournament to focus on supporting her family. Sae Ganaha is portrayed by Rina Onuki (小貫 莉奈, Onuki Rina).

Spin-off exclusive characters

Kaima Todoroki

Kaima Todoroki (轟 戒真, Todoroki Kaima) is a former professional boxer who works for Korath and appears exclusively in the film Kamen Rider Geats × Revice: Movie Battle Royale. While participating in the Desire Royale to fulfill his father's wishes, Kaima attained a similar winning streak as Ace until the tournament is erased from existence. After becoming a target in the DGP, Kaima is defeated by Kamen Riders Geats and Revice and eliminated from the tournament.

Utilizing the Desire Driver, Kaima can transform into the deer-themed Kamen Rider Seeker (仮面ライダーシーカー, Kamen Raidā Shīkā). His primary Form Raise Buckle is Powered Builder, which he can use to assume Powered Builder Form (パワードビルダーフォーム, Pawādo Birudā Fōmu).

Kaima Todoroki is portrayed by Yusuke Onuki (大貫 勇輔, Ōnuki Yūsuke).

Korath

Korath (コラス, Korasu) is the Game Master of the Desire Royale (デザイアロワイヤル, Dezaia Rowaiyaru), a group that functions similarly to the DGP, and the DGP's original Game Master who appears exclusively in the film Kamen Rider Geats × Revice: Movie Battle Royale. He conspires with Eiichi Todoroki and aliens Baridero and Izangi to create the Gate of Ruin (破滅の門, Hametsu no Mon) and summon an army of aliens to fulfill his wish of having aliens and humans fight each other for survival, only to eventually be defeated by Girori.

Korath is portrayed by Tetsuhiro Ikeda (池田 鉄洋, Ikeda Tetsuhiro).

Eiichi Todoroki

Eiichi Todoroki (轟 栄一, Todoroki Eiichi) is Kaima Todoroki's corrupt politician father who views his son as a pawn to further his political power and appears exclusively in the film Kamen Rider Geats × Revice: Movie Battle Royale. He forces his youngest son, Kaima, to participate in the Desire Royale to fulfill his wish of becoming a dictator on his behalf, only to be arrested on bribery charges due to Ace winning the Desire Royale.

Eiichi Todoroki is portrayed by Hajime Yamazaki (山崎 一, Yamazaki Hajime).

External links

• Cast on TV Asahi