List of Kamen Rider Decade characters in the Nine Worlds

The characters of Kamen Rider Decade exist amongst various iterations of reality within the series referred to as an A.R. World (Another Rider's/Alternate Reality World). The Nine Worlds (9つの世界 Kokonotsu no Sekai) are the A.R. Worlds that are based on the previous entries of the Kamen Rider Series that have aired during the Heisei period of Japanese history. Each differs in some way from the series on which it was based.

World of Kuuga

The World of Kuuga (クウガの世界 Kūga no Sekai) is the version of reality where Kamen Rider Kuuga takes place. It was the world where Yusuke Onodera originated from before he joined Tsukasa in his journey. The backdrop used to arrive in this world shows a city with police cars and Mount Hitoki (灯溶山 Hitoki-yama) in the background. Within this A.R. World, Tsukasa assumes the guise of a police officer with the talent of understanding and speaking the Gurongi language.[1][2][3][4][5][5][6][6]

Ai Yashiro

Ai Yashiro (八代 藍 Yashiro Ai), referred to as "Big Sis" (あねさん Ane-san) by Yusuke, is a detective and the leading operative of the police force formed to fight the Gurongi. She mistakes Decade for "Unidentified Lifeform #10" (未確認生命体十号 Mikakunin Seimeitai Jūgō) after Decade destroys Baberu.[3][4] While investigating the lair of the Gurongi to take out the resting Gamio, she and her group are overwhelmed by the miasma caused by the Gurongi leader's revival. However, Yusuke is unable to save her in time because the poison she breathed in later killed her. Prior to her death, she makes Yusuke promise that he will fight in order to protect everyone's smiles.[5][6]

Ai Yashiro is portrayed by Hiroko Sato (佐藤 寛子 Satō Hiroko).

N-Gamio-Zeda

Wolf Monster N-Gamio-Zeda (オーカミ種怪人 ン・ガミオ・ゼダ Ōkami Shu Kaijin N Gamio Zeda) is the king of the Gurongi in the World of Kuuga;, he is also called "The Ultimate Darkness" (究極の闇 Kyūkyoku no Yami). He refers to himself as otherworldly because he should have never been revived, a fact that even he seems to believe, wondering why he was awakened. He is sealed and the Gurongi are attempting to unseal him with a Sacred Gegeru, targeting five police women without spilling blood to revive him. Though they obtain four kills, Tsukasa uses Ai as bait to lure the Gurongi out and gives her a nose bleed to ruin the Gegeru.[3][4] The effects of the distortion revive Gamio anyways, and he uses his power to convert every human corpse within his Miasmic aura into a Gurongi. Although his ultimate goal is to have his sired Gurongi destroy each other, Gamio is destroyed by Kuuga and Decade performing a combo attack.[5][6]

N-Gamio-Zeda is voiced by Fumihiko Tachiki (立木 文彦 Tachiki Fumihiko), who was the narrator for Kamen Rider Kuuga.

Gurongi

Main article: Gurongi

The Gurongi Tribe (グロンギ族 Gurongi Zoku) are a mysterious, ancient civilization that can transform into monsters to kill people for their ruthless game, or Gegeru (ゲゲル) in the Gurongi Language. They are referred to by the police as Unidentified Life Forms (未確認生命体 Mikakunin Seimeitai) and are named in a "Group-Species-Creature type" order.[1][2][3][4][5][6]

N-Gamio-Zeda is able to create various Gurongi from human corpses using his miasma, but some are later absorbed by him in a last effort to defeat Kuuga and Decade. The remaining Gurongi died after Gamio is defeated.[5][6]

World of Kiva

The World of Kiva (キバの世界 Kiba no Sekai) is the version of reality where Kamen Rider Kiva takes place. Unlike the original series, this world allows Fangires and humans to coexist, with the King's servants destroying the rebellious Fangires. The backdrop that allows entry into the World of Kiva depicts a nighttime cityscape with Castle Doran emerging from a building. Within this A.R. World, Tsukasa assumes the identity of a violinist with the talent of playing a violin solo similar to those of Otoya and Wataru Kurenai.[5][6][7][8][9][10]

Wataru

Wataru (ワタル Wataru) is a twelve-year-old half-Fangire boy, having the ability to transform into Kamen Rider Kiva (仮面ライダーキバ Kamen Raidā Kiba) with the aid of Kivat-bat the 3rd. Referred to as the Prince (王子 Ōji) by his servants, Wataru is reluctant to claim the title of King (キング Kingu) of the Fangires. He finds the overseeing of the ceasefire between humans and Fangires a very troublesome and unnerving task due to his fear of making friends and losing control over his Fangire impulses around them. But events leading to the Beetle Fangire attempting to disrupt the peace allows Wataru gets over this fear and takes his place as the official King of Fangires.[7][8][9][10]

He later appears in the World of the Rider War as his reality is absorbed into it. Leading the Riders of his world, Wataru refuses to listen to Tsukasa and Yusuke in uniting all Riders to defeat Dai-Shocker and stop the convergence of the worlds, while in grief over IXA's death. He even went so far to allow the Queen of the Fangires, Yuki, to marry Apollo Geist for the World of Kiva to have an advantage over the other A.R. Worlds, but later changes his mind when the Fangire betrayed them to Dai-Shocker.[11][12] After defeating Super Apollo Geist, the convergence of the worlds continues and the World of Kiva and Wataru disappear.[13][14] However, in Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider W & Decade: Movie War 2010, he is resurrected after Tsukasa has been killed by Kamen Rider Kiva-la. He later appears alongside the Riders of the Nine Worlds to revive Tsukasa and help him battle Super Shocker, assuming Emperor Form with the help of Decade's K-Touch and later uses Castle Doran to fight the Super Crisis Fortress.

Wataru is portrayed by Arashi Fukasawa (深澤 嵐 Fukasawa Arashi).

Kivat-bat the 3rd

Kivat-bat the 3rd (キバットバットⅢ世 Kibattobatto Sansei) is the third generation of the Kivat-bat Family (キバットバット家 Kibattobatto Ke). He formed a partnership with Wataru to give him the power of Kiva, attaching to the Kivat Belt (キバットベルト Kibatto Beruto) to allow his human partner to transform and use other abilities through the Fuestles.[7][8][9][10]

Tomokazu Sugita (杉田 智和 Sugita Tomokazu) reprises his role voicing Kivat-bat the 3rd.

Arms Monsters

The Arms Monsters (アームズモンスター Āmuzu Monsutā) are servants of Kiva, each the last of his kind. Composed of Garulu (ガルル Garuru) of the Wolfen Race (ウルフェン族 Urufen Zoku), Basshaa (バッシャー Basshā) of the Merman Race (マーマン族 Māman Zoku), and Dogga (ドッガ Dogga) of the Franken Race (フランケン族 Furanken Zoku), they support Kiva by turning into the weapons that allow Kiva to change form.[7][8] They are absorbed into Beetle Fangire's breast plate and shoulder armor when they question their new king's intentions of removing the human/Fangire coexistence law.[9][10]

In addition to these alternate versions of the Arms Monsters, the original versions appear in the timeline within the World of Den-O in The Onigashima Warship, where the wayward Urataros, Kintaros, and Ryutaros hide within Jiro (Garulu), Riki (Dogga), and Ramon (Basshaa), respectively until they can be rescued.

Isshin Chiba (千葉 一伸 Chiba Isshin), Kōki Miyata (宮田 幸季 Miyata Kōki), and Takaya Kuroda (黒田 崇矢 Kuroda Takaya), voice Garulu, Basshaa, and Dogga, respectively. Their original incarnations in The Onigashima Battleship are played by Kenji Matsuda (松田 賢二 Matsuda Kenji), Yuuki Ogoe (小越 勇輝 Ogoe Yūki), and Eiji Takigawa (滝川 英治 Takigawa Eiji) respectively.

Ryo Itoya

Main article: Fangire § Spider

Ryo Itoya (糸矢 僚 Itoya Ryō) is a strange young man who is in actuality the Spider Fangire (スパイダーファンガイア Supaidā Fangaia). He is the first Fangire that Tsukasa and Natsumi encounter, and reveals to them the truce that exists between Humans and Fangires while posing for a photo in the Hikari Studio.

Sohto (創斗 Sōto) reprises his role as Ryo Itoya from Kamen Rider Kiva.

Beetle Fangire

The Beetle Fangire (ビートルファンガイア Bītoru Fangaia), whose true name is Attonement of the Garden Divided, the International Dateline (贖罪の園を分断する、日付変更線 Shokuzai no Sono o Bundan suru, Hizukehenkōsen), is the previous King of the Fangire Race and a member of Insect Class (インセクトクラス Insekuto Kurasu) Tribe. He was exiled for loving a human woman who gave birth to his half-breed successor, Wataru. Seeing the coexistence and peace between the two races as nothing more than a farce for his son's sake, the Beetle Fangire breaks the peace by attacking humans to gather their Life Energy and reclaim his title, even stealing Kivat from Wataru.[7][8] His actions of removing the law to restart past conflicts between the two races provide the motivation for Wataru to step up and truly claim his place as King of the Fangires. In the end, he is weakened by Decade's Kiva Arrow, then fatally wounded by a Dimension Kick/Darkness Moon Break combo. Revealing that he knew of the Fangire's true identity and intent before he dies, Tsukasa plays a final song for him before the man shatters.[9][10]

The Beetle Fangire and his human form are respectively voiced and played by Mansaku Ikeuchi (池内 万作 Ikeuchi Mansaku).

The Fangires

Main article: Fangire

The Fangire Race (ファンガイア族 Fangaia Zoku) are vampiric creatures that resemble stained glass, originally feeding off of the Life Energy (ライフエナジー Raifu Enajī) of humans until they are commanded by their king to coexist with them. However, some of these Fangires are unable to follow this law due to their instincts. Each Fangire belongs to a specific class based on the animal form it takes.[7][8][9][10] Several Fangires also appear in the first episode when Natsumi is trapped within the changing dimensions. They include the Shark, Moose, Horsefly, Rat, Mantis, and Seamoon Fangires.[1][2] The Mantis Fangire later appears fighting the Beetle Fangire.[9][10]

World of Ryuki

The World of Ryuki (龍騎の世界 Ryūki no Sekai) is the version of reality where Kamen Rider Ryuki takes place. In this world, there exists the Kamen Rider Trial (仮面ライダー裁判 Kamen Raidā Saiban), a battle where the Kamen Riders fight each other within a parallel dimension known as the Mirror World (ミラーワールド Mirā Wārudo) alongside their Contract Monsters (契約モンスター Keiyaku Monsutā) in order for the victor to decide the fate of a defendant in a criminal case. Though no harm occurs to the Rider while in the Mirror World, a battle in the real world can be fatal and use of Vent cards outside a battle is forbidden. The backdrop used to arrive in this world shows Dragredder flying within the Mirror World as shown in a mirrored time display screen on a skyscraper. Within this A.R. World, Tsukasa assumes the identity of a lawyer and the ability to enter the Mirror World without a Card Deck.[9][10][15][16][17][18]

Shinji Tatsumi

Shinji Tatsumi (辰巳 シンジ Tatsumi Shinji) is a young cameraman who works for the Atashi Journal, a popular magazine that covers the Kamen Riders and the trials. When the editor of the journal is murdered, Shinji becomes a Kamen Rider to decide the fate of the suspect. Like his namesake in Ryuki, Shinji has the ability to transform into Kamen Rider Ryuki (仮面ライダー龍騎 Kamen Raidā Ryūki) and use the power of his Contract Monster Dragredder.[15][16][17][18] He later appears in Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider W & Decade: Movie War 2010 alongside the other Riders of the Nine Worlds to help in reviving Tsukasa and helps him battle Super Shocker, assuming Ryuki Survive with the help of Decade's K-Touch and later into his Ryuki Dragredder form with the All Rider Final Form Ride Card to fight the Super Crisis Fortress.

Shinji Tatsumi is portrayed by Momosuke Mizutani (水谷 百輔 Mizutani Momosuke).

Ren Haguro

Ren Haguro (羽黒 レン Haguro Ren) is a former journalist of the Atashi Journal and Shinji's former best friend, mysteriously leaving the group three years ago without explanation. Like his namesake in Ryuki, Ren has the ability to transform into Kamen Rider Knight (仮面ライダーナイト Kamen Raidā Naito) and use the power of his Contract Monster Darkwing. When Reiko is murdered, Ren enters the Trial to find the Rider who possesses the Time Vent Card. After defeating Scissors, Ren encounters Decade in a brief confrontation before Zolda intervenes. Later while forced to fight Shinji who accuses him of playing a part in Reiko's death, Decade's fight with Imperer stops theirs.[15][16] Soon after, Decade battles Knight with the former being the superior fighter until Abyss intervenes. After defeating Odin, Ren acquires the Time Vent card at the cost of being too injured to use it himself.[17][18]

Ren Haguro is portrayed by Eiki Kitamura (北村 栄基 Kitamura Eiki).

Reiko Momoi

Reiko Momoi (桃井 玲子 Momoi Reiko) is the editor of the Atashi Journal. When Natsumi finds her upon arriving in the World of Ryuki, Reiko mysteriously dies, leaving Natsumi as the sole suspect of her murder.[15][16] However, Ryuki uses the Time Vent Card to alter time and save her, while simultaneously revealing the true murderer.[17][18]

Reiko Momoi is portrayed by Sae Takahashi (高橋 佐衣 Takahashi Sae).

Kamata

Kamata (鎌田) is a mysterious man who is the sub-chief editor of the Atashi Journal. In the World of Ryuki, he has the ability to transform into Kamen Rider Abyss (仮面ライダーアビス Kamen Raidā Abisu) with his Contract Monsters Abysslasher (アビスラッシャー Abisurasshā) and Abysshammer (アビスハンマー Abisuhanmā).[15][16] Once exposed as the one behind Reiko's murder and as not a rider but an Undead, Narutaki returns Kamata to his homeworld: the World of Blade.[17][18]

As Kamen Rider Abyss, Kamata uses his Final Vent to combine his Contract Monsters into a creature known as Abyssodon (アビソドン Abisodon), a single giant mechanical shark with a chainsaw attachment (giving it the appearance of a sawshark when in use) and machine gun eyes (giving it the appearance of a hammerhead shark when in use).

Kamata is portrayed by Masato Irie (入江 雅人 Irie Masato).

Other Kamen Riders

Other than the brief appearances of Kamen Rider Raia (仮面ライダーライア Kamen Raidā Raia), Kamen Rider Gai (仮面ライダーガイ Kamen Raidā Gai), and Kamen Rider Femme (仮面ライダーファム Kamen Raidā Famu) (which are summoned by Diend in the Worlds of Decade in All Riders vs. Dai-Shocker - the former two - and Black, respectively), the following Riders are seen in the Battle Trial for the murder of Reiko Momoi.[15][16][17][18]

Mirror Monsters

Main article: Mirror Monster

The Mirror Monsters (ミラーモンスター Mirā Monsutā) are a race of monsters that reside in the Mirror World. They often come into contact with the Kamen Riders of this reality. [15][16][17][18] In the first episode, various Hydragoons are involved in the all-out battle among the monster groups that destroys the world.[1][2]

Contract Monsters

The Contract Monsters (契約モンスター Keiyaku Monsutā) are specific Mirror Monsters that are contracted to the Riders in this world. The following have made appearances in this show:

World of Blade

The World of Blade (ブレイドの世界 Bureido no Sekai) is the version of reality where Kamen Rider Blade takes place. In this world, the Riders are high rank employees of the BOARD Corporation (株式会社BOARD Kabushikigaisha Bōdo), and are effectively "Kamen Rider Salarymen" (仮面ライダーサラリーマン Kamen Raidā Sararīman), whose job it is to combat the Undead once receiving clearance to use Rouzers. In BOARD, there is a ranking system with Ace (エース Ēsu) at the top followed by King, Queen, Jack, and the numbers with Two at the bottom. The backdrop used to arrive in this world shows a hand of facedown Rouse cards with the Ace of Spades (Blade's Change Beetle) face up. Within this A.R. World, Tsukasa assumes the role of chief waiter within BOARD and is given the ability to completely destroy Undead without sealing them.,[17][18][19][20][21][22]

Kazuma Kendate

Kazuma Kendate (剣立 カズマ Kendate Kazuma) is a Rank Ace employee of BOARD who has the ability to transform into Kamen Rider Blade (仮面ライダーブレイド Kamen Raidā Bureido) with the sealed Beetle Undead. However, due to his ranking, Kazuma is prideful to the point of seeing himself to be invincible. It is not until after he gets demoted while Tsukasa arrives that he realizes that ranking is not everything and that followers are just as important as leaders. Soon after helping him with the crisis occurring in his world, Kazuma thanks Tsukasa who is confident that he would look after the Ace Lunch. He later assigns himself as a president of the BOARD Corporation after Hajime/Chalice's defeat.[19][20][21][22] He sometimes calls Tsukasa "cheese", rather than "chief", though it is not known if this is made purposefully or not.[21][22]

Kazuma later appears in the World of the Rider War as his reality is absorbed into it, leading his Rider comrades and the Undead against Wataru's allies and the Fangire. Though at first he refuses to aid Tsukasa and Yusuke, Kazuma has a change of heart and joins in the fight against Super Apollo Geist with Kamen Rider Garren before the villain causes more worlds to merge into the World of the Rider War, destroying the World of Blade which causes its Riders to fade away as a result.[11][12] However, he is resurrected following Tsukasa's death in Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider W & Decade: Movie War 2010 and helps in reviving him and battles Super Shocker, assuming King Form as a result from Decade's K-Touch and later transforms into his Jack Form to fight the Super Crisis Fortress.

Kazuma Kendate is portrayed by Hiroki Suzuki (鈴木 拡樹 Suzuki Hiroki).

Sakuya Hishigata

Sakuya Hishigata (菱形 サクヤ Hishigata Sakuya) is a Rank Ace senior employee of BOARD who has the ability to transform into Kamen Rider Garren (仮面ライダーギャレン Kamen Raidā Gyaren) with the sealed Stag Undead.[19][20] After Kazuma's demotion, he starts treating him badly until he himself got demoted after losing his Rider System to Chalice. He dies along with Kuroba after his life energy is absorbed by Hajime to create the Joker card.[21][22]

A second Garren later appears in the World of the Rider War. This Garren eventually disintegrates together with Kazuma in the aftermath of Apollo Geist's merging of the Rider Worlds.

Sakuya Hishigata is portrayed by Yoshihiko Narimatsu (成松 慶彦 Narimatsu Yoshihiko).

Mutsuki Kuroba

Mutsuki Kuroba (黒葉 ムツキ Kuroba Mutsuki) is an employee of BOARD, originally Rank King[19][20] but recently promoted to an Ace who has the ability to transform into Kamen Rider Leangle (仮面ライダーレンゲル Kamen Raidā Rengeru) with the sealed Spider Undead. After he is promoted to Ace and Kazuma is demoted, he starts treating him badly while developing a superiority complex. Mutsuki is the last Rider to lose his Rider System along with Hishigata, learning of Chalice's true identity as he and Hishigata dies after their life energy were absorbed and used by Hajime to create the Joker card.[21][22]

A second Leangle later appears in the World of the Rider War. This Leangle was killed by Wataru, grief-stricken over the death of Rising Ixa. After Tsusaka's death, he, like the others killed during the Rider War, is restored to life along with the World of Blade.

Mutsuki Kuroba is portrayed by Kazuma Kawahara (川原 一馬 Kawahara Kazuma).

Hajime Shijo

Hajime Shijo (四条 ハジメ Shijō Hajime) was the president of the BOARD Corporation who secretly uses the sealed Mantis Undead to assume the form of the legendary Kamen Rider Chalice (仮面ライダーカリス Kamen Raidā Karisu). Because he is more interested in business ethnics, Hajime sees himself as the only thing keeping BOARD alive by offering his company's aid once paid by the government.[19][20] Furthermore, he conspires with Kamata by taking the other Rider Systems to begin a joint plan to take over the world by creating the Joker card from the DNA of all four Ace Undead. Being unable to get Kazuma to give him the Blay Buckle by normal means, Chalice makes his presence known during Decade and Blade's fights against the Paradoxa Undead and the other BOARD Riders, stripping Kazuma of his Blay Buckle before fighting Decade until Todoroki's sudden appearance. But Hajime escapes with the Garren Buckle as well, later taking the Leangle Buckle with his identity exposed to Hishigata and Mutsuki whom he adbucts and sacrifices to complete the Joker card. Assuming the form of the Joker (ジョーカー Jōkā), Hajime meets his end at the hands of Blade and Decade.[21][22]

Unlike the original Kamen Rider Chalice, the Chalice Rouzer that Hajime Shijo uses is a Rider System rather than bestowed upon him.

Hajime Shijo is portrayed by Ruo (累央).

Ai, Mai and Mi

Ai (アイ Ai), Mai (マイ Mai) and Mi (ミー Mī) are Rank 8 employees of BOARD, serving under Tsukasa as the kitchen staff in preparing the food for the higher ups.[19][20][21][22]

Rumi Hiiragi (柊 瑠美 Hiiragi Rumi), Yuka Kayama (香山 裕香 Kayama Yuka), and Ayano Washizu (鷲巣 あやの Washizu Ayano) play Ai, Mai, and Mi, respectively.

Their names are a pun of "I", "my", and "me", respectively.

Paradoxa Undead

The Paradoxa Undead (パラドキサアンデッド Paradokisa Andeddo) is the King of Hearts Undead. He is able to create a blade-like wind from his forearm to kill his target. Normally, he is disguised as a man named Kamata (鎌田). After being exposed in the World of Ryuki (having been taken there by Narutaki), Kamata returns to the World of Blade where he works with Hajime in a plot to take over the world as the chairman of the BOARD Corporation. After helping Hajime steal the three other Rider Systems, Kamata helps him create the Joker Rouse Card. He is later defeated alongside the Joker by Decade and Blade.[21][22]

Masato Irie continues to portray Kamata and provides the voice the Paradoxa Undead in the World of Blade arc. In the music video for "Journey through the Decade", Gackt summons the Paradoxa Undead to fight Tsukasa.

Undead

Main article: Undead (Kamen Rider)

The Undead (アンデッド Andeddo) are a race of monsters that are accidentally released from their seals and go on a rampage. Among them, there are several specialized Undead: Category Aces, the Royal Club, and the Joker.[19][20][21][22] Several Undead also appear in the first episode when Natsumi is trapped within the changing dimensions. They include the Lizard, Pecker, Squid, and Caucasus Undead.[1][2]

World of Faiz

The World of Faiz (ファイズの世界 Faizu no Sekai) is the version of reality where Kamen Rider Faiz takes place. In this world, students of the Smart Brain High School (スマートブレイン･ハイスクール Smāto Burēn Hai Sukūru) are being attacked nightly by monsters known as the Orphnoch. The backdrop used to enter the World of Faiz is a splitscreen featuring the Autovajin in Battle Mode and blue butterflies, referencing Smart Lady, a character from the original series who was Smart Brain Corporation's mascot of sorts. Within this A.R. World, Tsukasa assumes the role of a Smart Brain High student and is able to surpass the talent and intelligence of all of Lucky Clover, such as skills in tennis. Daiki's treasure in this world is the Faiz Driver, but eventually he relents and takes the unused Orga Driver instead.[21][22][23][24][25][26]

Takumi Ogami

Takumi Ogami (尾上 タクミ Ogami Takumi) is a hot-blooded boy who protects Smart Brain High from the Orphnoch, though his reason for doing this is a mystery. Like his namesake in 555, Takumi has the ability to transform into Kamen Rider Faiz (仮面ライダーファイズ Kamen Raidā Faizu) through the use of the Faiz Gear along with assuming the form of the Wolf Orphnoch (ウルフオルフェノク Urufu Orufenoku), both of which were aspects of his namesake Takumi Inui in 555.[23][24][25][26] While he does not appear to help in reviving Tsukasa in Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider W & Decade: Movie War 2010 he still appears to help him battle Super Shocker, assuming Blaster Form with the help of Decade's K-Touch and later uses the Jet Sliger to fight the Super Crisis Fortress.

Takumi Ogami is portrayed by Syunsuke Seino (制野 峻右 Seino Shunsuke). In Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider W & Decade: Movie War 2010, Faiz is voiced by Kenji Akabane (赤羽根 健治 Akabane Kenji).

Yuri Tomoda

Yuri Tomoda (友田 由里 Tomoda Yuri) is one of Takumi's fellow students, a member of Smart Brain High's photography club with a dream to create the perfect photo journal. She is not as good-willed as she initially appears, expressing being prejudiced to the Orphnoch as well as believing Faiz to be an urban legend. However, when targeted by the Lucky Clover members, Yuri learns of Takumi's true nature.[23][24] The situation leaves her confused until she sees Takumi attempt to protect her camera, hearing his reason for becoming Faiz. After the fight, Yuri convinces Takumi to keep protecting Smart Brain High to protect her dream.[25][26]

Yuri Tomoda is portrayed by Yurie Midori (緑 友利恵 Midori Yurie).

Tiger Orphnoch

Momose (百瀬) is a student of Smart Brain High who is a member of Lucky Clover (ラッキークローバー Rakkī Kurōbā): a group of top-ranked students who are actually Orphnoch. Momose's true form is that of the Tiger Orphnoch (タイガーオルフェノク Taigā Orufenoku), possessing the power to revive Orphnochs on the verge of death. After learning the truth behind Faiz, Momose decides to take over the school and sire new Orphnoch from the student body. However, the Riders intervene and the Tiger Orphnoch is destroyed by Decade's Decade Photon.[23][24][25][26]

Momose is portrayed by Ryosuke Miura (三浦 涼介 Miura Ryōsuke).

Orphnoch

Main article: Orphnoch

The Orphnoch (オルフェノク Orufenoku) are humans who have entered the next stage in evolution, possessing heighten physical and other various special abilities.[23][24][25][26] Several Orphnoch appear in the first episode where Decade assumes Faiz's form to fight them off. They include the Octopus, Okra, Pigeon, Dolphin and Rhinoceros Beetle Orphnoch.[1][2]

World of Agito

The World of Agito (アギトの世界 Agito no Sekai) is the version of reality where Kamen Rider Agito takes place. Similar to the World of Kuuga, the Riders and the police battle the Gurongi. However, a new evil surfaces onto the world, monsters that they refer to as the Unknown. The backdrop used to enter the World of Agito is the elaborate tapestry seen in the opening sequence of Agito that depicts the story of Agito and the Unknown. This story arc further expands on the war between the Unknown and the Gurongi, which is hinted in both their respective series and explained more outside them. Within this A.R. World, Tsukasa assumes the role of a mailman with Toko's letter on his person. Due to the similarities to the World of Kuuga, Tsukasa more or less possesses the same talents in this world, as well as knowledge of the Unknown and the Agito Seed. Daiki's treasure in this world is the G4 Chip, but it's eventually destroyed by Toko.[25][26][27][28][29][30]

Shouichi Ashikawa

Shouichi Ashikawa (芦河 ショウイチ Ashikawa Shōichi[Note 1]) is a young man who supports the police, originally the user of the G3 system until he mysteriously disappeared. In reality, Shouichi left because he began to transform into Kamen Rider Exceed Gills (仮面ライダーエクシードギルス Kamen Raidā Ekushīdo Girusu), a partially evolved creature that is targeted by the Unknown.[27][28] By the time the Unknown begin their attack, with Yusuke's help, Shouichi completes his metamorphosis into the evolutionary Kamen Rider Agito (仮面ライダーアギト Kamen Raidā Agito).[29][30] While his world vanishes along with the others, he is revived after Decade's death and helps revive Decade. He later appears to help in the final battle with Super Shocker, transforming into Shining Form as a result of Decade's K-Touch and later into his Agito Tornador form with the All Rider Final Form Ride Card to fight the Super Crisis Fortress.

Shouichi Ashikawa is portrayed by So Yamanaka (山中 聡 Yamanaka Sō).

Toko Yashiro

Toko Yashiro (八代 淘子 Yashiro Tōko), resembling Ai Yashiro of the World of Kuuga, is a scientist and the creator of the G-Series of Kamen Riders. Compared to Ai, Toko is more high-strung and sees the G3-X Suit as humanity's only hope.[27][28] Toko also has some feelings towards Shouichi as Ai had for Yusuke, which was her motivation for building the G3-X suit. She monitors the condition of the operator and the G3 suit during combat from the G-Trailer mobile command base.[29][30]

Hiroko Sato returns to Decade to portray Toko Yashiro in the World of Agito arc.

Taurus Ballista

Taurus Ballista (タウルス・バリスタ Taurusu Barisuta), the Buffalo Lord (バッファローロード Baffarō Rōdo), is one of the stronger Lords, armed with the Supremacy Torreana (至高のトリアンナ Shikō no Torianna). Ballista embodies the Lords' purpose, which is to purge the world of any above average human, for the own good of humanity. However, Tsukasa tells him that they do not need someone to protect and limit humans and the Lord is destroyed by the teamwork of Decade, Agito, and Yusuke in the G3-X armor.[27][28][29][30]

Taurus Ballista is voiced by Kōsuke Toriumi (鳥海 浩輔 Toriumi Kōsuke).

Lords

Main article: Lord (Kamen Rider)

The Lords (ロード Rōdo) are a group of powerful animal-headed disciples with a wing-shaped protuberance sticking out of their shoulders. They are referred by the police department as the Unknown (アンノウン Annōn) and target any humans with abilities above normal or any threat to humanity, deeming themselves as humanity's holy protectors.[27][28][29][30]

Gurongi

Main article: Gurongi

Though the World of Agito has it own members of the Gurongi Tribe (グロンギ族 Gurongi Zoku), they are practically replaced by the surfacing of the Lords.[27][28]

World of Den-O

The World of Den-O (電王の世界 Den'ō no Sekai) is the version of reality in which Kamen Rider Den-O takes place. Unlike the other Riders Worlds, the World of Den-O is almost identical to the setting of the original series. The only difference is the interior of the DenLiner having changed to that of the New DenLiner. The backdrop used to enter this world depicts the DenLiner moving across the sands of time, which Ryutaros doodles on later in the episode arc. Within this A.R. World, Tsukasa finds himself wearing a trenchcoat and bucket hat, the same clothing as the Past Man and given abilities similar to those of a Singularity Point. Daiki's treasure in this world is the DenLiner.[29][30][31][32][33][34] The World of Den-O arc coincides with theatrical release of Cho Kamen Rider Den-O & Decade Neo Generations: The Onigashima Warship, which takes place within the continuity of Decade like Kamen Rider Den-O: I'm Born! did with Den-O.[35][36] And later Daiki returns to the World of Den-O to settle things with Reiji Kurosaki who transforms into Kamen Rider G Den-O in Episode Yellow: Treasure de End Pirates, part of Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider The Movie: Cho-Den-O Trilogy. His treasures are the pistol heirloom from the Kurosaki family and the Diend K-Touch which transforms him into a Complete Form.

Momotaros

Main article: Momotaros

Momotaros (モモタロス Momotarosu) is a hot-blooded oni Imagin among the DenLiner gang who uses a sword named the Momotarosword (モモタロスォード Momotarosusōdo). Due to the actions of the Oni Brothers in the past, Momotaros loses his sense of self and is unable to retain his physical form outside the DenLiner, forcing him to use Tsukasa and Yusuke as host bodies to fight the Mole Imagin as Kamen Rider Den-O Sword Form.[31][32] Momotaros, while possessing Yusuke, is attacked by Diend who wishes to turn him into the DenLiner. Together with Tsukasa, Momotaros regains his true form and they destroy the Alligator Imagin, the force behind the Mole Imagin attacks whom he believed caused the crisis. But once Momotaros returns to the DenLiner and is reunited with Ryotaro and Kotaro, he learns the Oni Brothers are behind the distortions in their world, just as he disappears, finding himself on Onigashima as part of the Oni Conquest legend.[33][34][35][36] Whenever Momotaros possesses someone, the person starts wearing a red scarf and has his/her hair spiked upwards, returning to normal when Momotaros leaves the body. He later helps Tsukasa in Kamen Rider Decade: All Riders vs. Dai-Shocker by assuming his Tarōs form with the Momotaros Final Form Ride Card and using the Kiva Arrow to assist Decade and Diend in defeating Ikadevil and his minions and in Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider W & Decade: Movie War 2010 where he assumes his Super Climax Form with the help of Decade's K-Touch and later uses the DenLiner to fight the Super Crisis Fortress.

Toshihiko Seki (関 俊彦 Seki Toshihiko) reprises his role voicing Momotaros.

Tarōs

Along with Momotaros, the smooth-talking turtle-like Urataros (ウラタロス Uratarosu), the noble bear-like Kintaros (キンタロス Kintarosu), and the childish dragon-like Ryutaros (リュウタロス Ryūtarosu), collectively known as the Tarōs, provide Den-O the ability to become Rod, Ax, and Gun Forms respectively. For an unknown reason, the Tarōs have lost the ability to exist outside of time and in normal space, but they can now possess anyone at will in order to transform into Den-O. Urataros, Kintaros, and Ryutaros all possess Tsukasa, before possessing Natsumi and using her body to transform into Den-O to fight Decade, believing he's to blame for what is occurring.[31][32] After Kohana disciplines the three from jumping to conclusions and using Natsumi's body, the three remained on the DenLiner. Once Momotaros returns to the DenLiner and is reunited with Ryotaro and Kotaro. Kotaro mentions the Oni Brothers being behind the distortions in their world, just as three Tarōs disappear with Momotaros, finding themselves in 1930, where they hid by possessing the original Arms Monsters of Kamen Rider Kiva and became rice thieves. Rescued by the DenLiner crew, they join the battle on Onigashima where they possess the summoned Kamen Riders G3, Caucasus, Ohja.[33][34][35][36] Like Momotaros, the Tarōs also change the appearance of any person they possess: Urataros dresses them in a suave way (Tsukasa, for example, wears a white tuxedo and top hat under his possession), Kintaros gives them a feudal Japan-era look, and Ryutaros gives an 80s' hip hop style to the person, making him/her able to breakdance.

Kōji Yusa (遊佐 浩二 Yusa Kōji), Masaki Terasoma (てらそま まさき Terasoma Masaki), and Kenichi Suzumura (鈴村 健一 Suzumura Ken'ichi) reprise their roles voicing their respective Tarōs.

Sieg

Sieg (ジーク Jīku) is a swan-based Imagin with an ego who occasionally aids the DenLiner gang, providing Den-O the ability to become Wing Form. Though the crisis of the World of Den-O is seemingly solved, Sieg appears in the Hikari Studio in the World of Kabuto in the possession of a manuscript of the Onigashima Conquest legend.[33][34]

Shin-ichiro Miki (三木 眞一郎 Miki Shin'ichirō) reprises his role voicing Sieg.

Kohana

Kohana (コハナ Kohana) is a little girl who lives on the DenLiner, her timeline having been erased from existence due to the Imagin going into the past. She can only exist because she is a Singularity Point, and not tied to the changes of time. She is the daughter of Yuto Sakurai and Airi Nogami, and the niece of Ryotaro Nogami.[31][32][33][34]

Tamaki Matsumoto (松元 環季 Matsumoto Tamaki) reprises her role as Kohana.

Naomi

Naomi (ナオミ Naomi) is the waitress of the DenLiner, known for her coffee that no Imagin can resist.[31][32][33][34]

Rina Akiyama (秋山 莉奈 Akiyama Rina) reprises her role as Naomi.

Owner

The Owner (オーナー Ōnā) of the DenLiner is a mysterious man with a habit of speaking in complexes when it comes to the nature of time. Owner enjoys eating various dishes that have a flag placed in the middle of them, aiming to eat his entire meal (usually rice or flan) without knocking the flags over.[31][32][33][34]

Kenjirō Ishimaru (石丸 謙二郎 Ishimaru Kenjirō) reprises his role as the Owner.

Kotaro Nogami

Main article: Kamen Rider New Den-O

Kotaro Nogami (野上 幸太郎 Nogami Kōtarō) is a young man from the future who can transform into Kamen Rider New Den-O (仮面ライダーNEW電王 Kamen Raidā Nyū Den'ō). He is the grandson of the original Kamen Rider Den-O Ryotaro Nogami.[33][34][35][36]

Dori Sakurada (桜田 通 Sakurada Dori) reprises his role as Kotaro Nogami from Saraba Kamen Rider Den-O: Final Countdown.

Ryotaro Nogami

Ryotaro Nogami (野上 良太郎 Nogami Ryōtarō) is the original Kamen Rider Den-O (仮面ライダー電王 Kamen Raidā Den'ō). During Decade's time in his world, Ryotaro was researching the time distortions with Deneb and Kotaro, and is subsequently affected by them, causing him to regress to a younger age. While he does not fight in the present day, he allows the Imagin to come together and form Kamen Rider Den-O Super Climax Form in the fight on Onigashima.[33][34][35][36]

Takuya Mizoguchi (溝口 琢矢 Mizoguchi Takuya) reprises his role as the younger Ryotaro Nogami from the film Kamen Rider Den-O: I'm Born!.

Shilubara

Main article: Shilubara

One of the two Oni Brothers of Onigashima, Shilubara (シルバラ Shirubara) and is armed with Silvery Kanabō (純銀の金棒 Jungin no Kanabō) as his weapon. He briefly appears during Den-O Ax Form's fight with Decade to acquire a vase for his brother Kuchihiko's agenda. Though ignored at the time, it would later turn out he is one of the true culprits behind the chaos in the World of Den-O.[31][32][35][36]

Gelnewts

Gelnewts (ゲルニュート Gerunyūto) are newt Mirror Monsters that serve as the Oni Brothers' foot soldiers. They are armed with giant shurikens that are mounted on their backs when not in use. They accompanied Mimihiko in acquiring the vase for their masters' agenda.[31][32][35][36]

Alligator Imagin

The Alligator Imagin (アリゲーターイマジン Arigētā Imajin), based on the story of The Fox and the Crocodile (キツネとワニ Kitsune to Wani), is an Imagin who enacts his own scheme to change the past. Unlike other Imagin, the Alligator Imagin goes through a multitude of hosts to enact his scheme.[31][32] Arriving in the past on December 30, 2008 via a child, the Alligator Imagin proceeds to change the future and overpowers Decade and Den-O, taking the latter's DenGasher as his own. Diend and his KamenRide Card summoned Riotroopers allow for Den-O and Decade to regroup, and allow for Decade to get the Den-O Cards. With both Kuuga and Den-O, Decade destroys the Alligator Imagin with the Den-O Final Attack Ride.[33][34]

The Alligator Imagin is voiced by Kenta Miyake (三宅 健太 Miyake Kenta).

Imagin

Main article: Imagin

The Imagin (イマジン Imajin) are the creatures that arrive from the future to alter the past with only a handful standing against them.[31][32][33][34] Several Imagin appear in the first episode when Natsumi is trapped in shifting dimensions attempting to get her to tell them her wish. These include the Spider, Bat, Molech, Bloodsucker, and Whale Imagin.[1][2]

World of Kabuto

The World of Kabuto (カブトの世界 Kabuto no Sekai) is the version of reality where Kamen Rider Kabuto takes place. The backdrop used to enter this world depicts Tokyo Tower with an arm outstretched in homage to Souji Tendou's "walking the path to heaven" pose. Within this A.R. World, Tsukasa assumes the role of a ZECTrooper and given the ability to see in Clock Up space. Daiki's treasure in this world is the Clock Up System.[33][34][37][38][39][40]

Souji

Souji (ソウジ Sōji) is a young man who has been given access to ZECT's technology, using the Kabuto Zecter to transform into Kamen Rider Kabuto (仮面ライダーカブト Kamen Raidā Kabuto). However, Kabuto's Clock Up System malfunctions, prompting ZECT to deem him a threat. Despite this though, he continues protecting his sister. Eventually, ZECT is able to capture Kabuto and finally initiate their plans for world conquest. However, thanks to the combined efforts of both Decade and Kabuto, the true threat is finally defeated.[37][38][39][40] He later appears to help revive Tsukasa in Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider W & Decade: Movie War 2010 and battles Super Shocker, assuming Hyper Form as a result of Decade's K-Touch and later into his Zecter Kabuto form with the All Rider Final Form Ride Card to fight the Super Crisis Fortress.

Souji is portrayed by Daijiro Kawaoka (川岡 大次郎 Kawaoka Daijirō)

Arata

Arata (アラタ Arata) is an agent of ZECT under Otogiri who uses the Gatack Zecter to transform into Kamen Rider Gatack (仮面ライダーガタック Kamen Raidā Gatakku). He is the only member of Otogiri's group to support Kabuto, and attempts to defend him.[37][38] But when he sees Otogiri with Mayu, he attempts to reason with him before he is attacked by ZECTroopers, escaping them to call Tsukasa and the others for help as he learns that he and ZECT are being played by Otogiri.[39][40]

Arata is portrayed by Tetsuya Makita (牧田 哲也 Makita Tetsuya).

Grandma

The elderly woman known only as Grandma (おばあちゃん Obaachan) is very tenacious and gives out advice to her granddaughter Mayu, despite her grandson having disappeared. Following monk-like philosophies of peace and spouting amazingly appropriate zen-like phrases, she runs the Tendouya (天堂屋 Tendōya, Heaven House) oden restaurant.[37][38] It is later revealed that she is aware of her granddaughter being a Worm during her conversation with Tsukasa, and her grandson being Kabuto as she expresses her worries when ZECT finishes building the Clock Down system.[39][40]

Grandma is portrayed by Sumie Sasaki (佐々木 すみ江 Sasaki Sumie).

Mayu

Mayu (マユ Mayu) is the granddaughter of Grandma with a grudge against Kabuto for what she thought was brother's murder,[37][38] only to later learn her 'brother' was actually a Worm. She is eventually revealed to be the Sisyra Worm (シシーラワーム Shishīra Wāmu), targeted by the other Worms because of her ties to Kabuto.[39][40]

Mayu is portrayed by Rio Kanno (菅野 莉央 Kanno Rio).

Phylloxera Worm

The Phylloxera Worm (フィロキセラワーム Firokisera Wāmu) is a Worm that assumed the form of Souji before losing his eye to him as Kabuto, he assumed the alias of Sou Otogiri (弟切 ソウ Otogiri Sō), becoming head agent of ZECT and user of TheBee Zecter to transform into Kamen Rider TheBee (仮面ライダーザビー Kamen Raidā Zabī) to get his revenge on Souji.[37][38] The fact that he resembled Souji had Mayu confuse him to be her brother before he reveals his true form while carrying out the Kabuto Capture Plan to get his revenge while ensuring that the Worms gain the advantage over the ZECT Riders. He is destroyed by Kabuto's & Decade's Rider Kick as they tear down the Clock Down broadcast tower in the process.[39][40]

The Phylloxera Worm originally appeared in the SmaSTATION special Kamen Rider G in which Decade and the other Heisei Kamen Riders make a cameo appearance at the end.

The Phylloxera Worm is voiced by Kenichi Mochizuki (望月 健一 Mochizuki Ken'ichi), while his human guise of Sou Otogiri is portrayed by Daijiro Kawaoka, who also portrayed Souji.

Worms

Main article: Worm (Kamen Rider)

The Worms (ワーム Wāmu) are an alien menace that blends into the human population by copying the faces of their victims along with their memories and personalities. While most are in pupa form known as a Salis, few Worms molt into an adult form with the ability to Clock Up.[37][38][39][40] During the events of the first episode, a Culex Worm mimics Natsumi as it and its group, composed of the Geophilid, Sectio, and Sepultura Worms, attempt to kill her until Tsukasa becomes Decade for the first time.[1][2]

World of Hibiki

The World of Hibiki (響鬼の世界 Hibiki no Sekai) is the version of reality where Kamen Rider Hibiki takes place. In this world, humans train to become Oni within one of three rival schools of sound-based martial arts called Ongekidō (音撃道 Ongekidō, "sound-beat path"), all based on different interpretations of the writings of the Grand Master (大師匠 Daishishō), the creator of Ongekidō. The masters and students of the Ongekidō styles wear traditional Japanese clothing, Tsukasa donning such attire while in the A.R. World and given the ability to use the Ongekibou. Daiki's treasures in this world are the three scrolls containing the secrets of the three schools of Ongekidō. The backdrop used to enter this world depicts a forest with a taiko drum in the foreground. Nearly all of the original cast of Hibiki returns to reprise their roles, with only Shigeki Hosokawa (the original Hibiki) and Rakuto Tochihara (the original Asumu) absent. The episodes also show calligraphic representations of the Kamen Riders' names: "Tsukasa Kadoya" (門矢士 Kadoya Tsukasa), "Photo" (写 Utsushi), "passing through" (通 tooru), "Decade" (ディケイド Dikeido), "Sea Cucumber" (海鼠 Namako), and Pink (桃色 Momoiro) for Decade; "Kuuga" (空我 Kūga, lit. clear self) for Kuuga; "Peach" (桃 Momo) for Den-O; and "Thief" (盗 Tō) and "Diend" (ディエンド Diendo) for Diend.[39][40][41][42][43][44]

Asumu

Asumu (アスム Asumu) is Hibiki's child apprentice, wanting to become a full-fledged Oni just like his master Hibiki in the taiko drum-based Hibiki Style (響鬼流 Hibiki Ryū) of Ongekidō. Asumu is the only student of the style, wearing a deep violet kimono with crimson accents (which was the outfit of his namesake from the Warring States era in Kamen Rider Hibiki & The Seven Senki, portrayed by Rakuto Tochihara).[41][42] Before inheriting Hibiki's powers Asumu was able to assume a form similar to Transformed Kyosuke called Transformed Asumu (アスム変身体 Asumu Henshintai), only shorter, muscular, silver and has no "mask". As a result of his master losing the ability to control his Oni powers, Asumu later inherits the power to become Kamen Rider Hibiki (仮面ライダー響鬼 Kamen Raidā Hibiki), and uses his new abilities to work together with Akira and Todoroki to ally their schools.[43][44]

Asumu later appears in the World of the Rider War after his reality is absorbed into it, being the only survivor of the attack of the Fangires led by Kamen Rider Saga thanks to Daiki.[11][12] After defeating Super Apollo Geist, the convergence of worlds is not stopped and the World of Hibiki and Asumu disappear.[13][14] Following Decade's death, he is revived and reunited with his friends. He later helps revive Decade and then appears along with Wataru to aid Decade in the final battle with Super Shocker to repay Decade for saving his world, turning into Armed Hibiki thanks to Decade's K-Touch and later into his Hibiki Ongekikou form with the All Rider Final Form Ride Card to fight the Super Crisis Fortress.

Asumu is portrayed by Kazuki Koshimizu (小清水 一揮 Koshimizu Kazuki).

Ibuki

Ibuki (イブキ Ibuki) has the ability to transform into Kamen Rider Ibuki (仮面ライダー威吹鬼 Kamen Raidā Ibuki) who is master of the trumpet-based Ongekidō Ibuki Style (威吹鬼流 Ibuki Ryū), running the Ibuki Lesson Studio. He and his entirely female student body wear uwagi with hakama; Ibuki has kataginu on top of the uwagi.[41][42] After listening to Akira's reasoning and Tsukasa's advice, he discards his rivalry with Zanki and steps down as teacher in favor of Akira. He later fights without his "mask" against the Bakegani, wielding a trombone version of the Ongekidan Reppu.[43][44]

Jouji Shibue (渋江 譲二 Shibue Jōji) reprises his role as Ibuki.

Akira

Akira (アキラ Akira) is Ibuki's head apprentice who has the ability to transform into Kamen Rider Amaki (仮面ライダー天鬼 Kamen Raidā Amaki), who visually resembles Ibuki.[41][42] During Gyuki's rampage, she transforms and fights alongside Todoroki in order to save Asumu, all without Ibuki's permission. Braving his displeasure later, she and Todoroki convince Ibuki and Zanki that allying the three schools would be the best thing for the future of Ongekidō. With Tsukasa's help, they convince their masters, and she is promoted from apprentice to teacher.[43][44] Akira later appears in the World of the Rider War after her reality is absorbed into it, killed by Kamen Rider Saga.[11][12] However, when Decade is killed by Kiva-La, the World of Hibiki is restored along with Akira and Todoroki.

Nana Akiyama (秋山 奈々 Akiyama Nana) reprises her role as Akira.

Zanki

Zanki (ザンキ Zanki) has the ability to transform into Kamen Rider Zanki (仮面ライダー斬鬼 Kamen Raidā Zanki) who is master of the guitar-based Ongekidō Zanki Style (斬鬼流 Zanki Ryū), stationed at a dojo. He is Ibuki's rival and thus their schools are sworn enemies. Zanki and his entirely male student body wear karate gi; Zanki's gi is black and he wears a black haori over it.[41][42] After being convinced by his student to give the idea of allying the three schools a chance, he steps down as mentor in favor of Todoroki. He later joins the fight without his "mask" against the Bakegani, wielding his Retsuzan.[43][44]

Kenji Matsuda (松田 賢二 Matsuda Kenji) reprises his role as Zanki.

Todoroki

Todoroki (トドロキ Todoroki) is Zanki's head apprentice who has the ability to transform into Kamen Rider Todoroki (仮面ライダー轟鬼 Kamen Raidā Todoroki). Though a member of Zanki's school, he has feelings for Akira,[41][42] and sides with her and Asumu when discussing how important allying the three schools is to the future of Ongekidō. Zanki is not pleased by such an idea, but with the help of Tsukasa and Akira, he manages to convince his master, and he is allowed to move from an apprentice role to teaching.[43][44] Todoroki later appears in the World of the Rider War after his reality is absorbed into it, killed off while attacked by Fangires under Saga.[11][12] But once Decade is killed, Todoroki and Akira are restored along with their world.

Shingo Kawaguchi (川口 真五 Kawaguchi Shingo) reprises his role as Todoroki.

Gyuki

Hibiki (ヒビキ Hibiki) is the master of the taiko-based Ongekidō Hibiki Style. Because he lost his righteous heart through his desire to become stronger, Hibiki is consumed by his Oni power and starts his metamorphosis into the legendary half-Oni half-Makamou, Gyuki (牛鬼 Gyūki, Ox Demon). As a result, Hibiki adopts a lazy and rude attitude to most people, wears modern clothing, and even attempts to drive Asumu away in an attempt to retire from being an Oni. It is only when Kuuga is about to get killed by a Tengu Makamou that Hibiki decides to assume his Oni form and transforms into Gyuki as a result, wounding Ibuki and Zanki before being driven away by their pupils.[41][42] Knowing that he will no longer be able to assume his human or Oni form again should he transform into Gyuki, he gives up his Transformation Tuning Fork Onkaku to Daiki Kaito to give to Asumu, who becomes the new Hibiki and must slay his former master as his final request.[43][44]

Hibiki is portrayed by David Ito (デビット伊東 Debitto Itō), while his Gyuki form is voiced by Keikō Sakai (酒井 敬幸 Sakai Keikō).

Makamou

Main article: Makamou

The Makamou (魔化魍 Makamō) are an assortment of monstrous creatures that usually dwell in the rural areas of Japan and consume any human beings as food. There are two main variations of this group: the bestial Giant Type and the humanoid Summer Type.[41][42][43][44] In the first episode, Makamou such as the Bakegani and Ooari attack Natsumi while others like the Ubume were involved in the all-out battle among the monster groups that destroys the world.[1][2]

Notes

  1. ↑ Shouichi Ashikawa (芦河 ショウイチ Ashikawa Shōichi) is a composite of the three main characters in the Kamen Rider Agito series, with his name being a portmanteau of all three characters' names: Shouichi Tsugami (津上 翔一 Tsugami Shōichi) (Agito), Ryō Ashihara (葦原 涼 Ashihara Ryō) (Gills) and Makoto Hikawa (氷川誠 Hikawa Makoto) (G3).

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  30. 1 2 3 4 5 6 "TV Asahi's official summary for 「覚醒　魂のトルネード」". Retrieved 2009-06-14.
  31. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Kamen Rider Decade episode "Super Den-O Beginning"
  32. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 "TV Asahi's official summary for 「超・電王ビギニング」". Retrieved 2009-06-14.
  33. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Kamen Rider Decade episode "Here Comes Super Momotaros!"
  34. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 "TV Asahi's official summary for 「超モモタロス、参上!」". Retrieved 2009-06-14.
  35. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Cho Kamen Rider Den-O & Decade Neo Generations: The Onigashima Warship
  36. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Official summary for 「劇場版 超・仮面ライダー電王＆ディケイド ＮＥＯ ジェネレーションズ 鬼ヶ島の戦艦」". Retrieved 2009-06-14.
  37. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Kamen Rider Decade episode "Warning: Kabuto Running Amok"
  38. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "TV Asahi's official summary for 「警告：カブト暴走中」". Retrieved 2009-06-14.
  39. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Kamen Rider Decade episode "The Grandma Way of Taste"
  40. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "TV Asahi's official summary for 「おばあちゃん味の道」". Retrieved 2009-06-14.
  41. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Kamen Rider Decade episode "Idle Hibiki"
  42. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "TV Asahi's official summary for 「サボる響鬼」". Retrieved 2009-06-14.
  43. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Kamen Rider Decade episode "Journey's End"
  44. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "TV Asahi's official summary for 「終わる旅」". Retrieved 2009-06-14.

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