Tokusatsu: How come this knight drama is different?!

Halfway through the meal, a guy wearing a black leather jacket, riding a Batmobile... cough, he's gone off-stage, he's riding something that looks like a Batmobile, and he's arrived at this somewhat out-of-the-way stall.

"Yui! What are you still doing here?"

A man walked over.

Looking at the other person's hairstyle, which stood up and fluttered in the wind, You Che secretly clicked his tongue in amazement.

Honestly, the Kamen Riders of the Heisei era are great in every way, except that there are just too many non-mainstream ones.

Especially as you go further in, there are so many handsome guys with long hair.

But this is normal; you can't judge people today by the standards of aesthetics from decades to come.

If we're really talking about something, take the wildly popular Meteor Garden in Japan, for example, all those characters are handsome young men with long, flowing hair.

Well, okay, the hairstyle in the Chinese version of Meteor Garden is also the same.

When Kanzaki Yui turned her head and saw Akiyama Ren walking over, she happily reached out her hand to greet him.

"Ren! Come quick! The oden here is so delicious!"

Akiyama Ren walked over to the stall, smelled the aroma, nodded, and then looked around: "Where should I sit?"

"That's what Akiyama Ren asked."

"Oh, the chair is over there, get it yourself."

After finishing his meal, You Che took out a game console and started playing.

You know what, this somewhat retro Game Boy has a unique charm when you hold it in your hand now.

It even reminded Yu Che of his childhood when he taught himself Japanese to play games, and then by chance went to an internet cafe, and accidentally touched a pop-up window, which led to an uncontrollable addiction.

ε=('ο｀*))) Sigh, I used to be so innocent.

Well, I did learn a lot of Japanese because of this. Although it was a bit troublesome to write, I had no problem with daily conversations. At that time, Yu Che would occasionally have some free time at the company and he would be the one to receive the people who came to visit.

It's safe to say that mastering a foreign language can really make you a valuable asset.

Okay, it won't give you a much bigger raise.

Sigh. It's all tears when I think about it.

After Akiyama Ren sat down, he saw Yu Che lost in his memories. He waved his hand in front of Yu Che and Kanzaki Yui tugged at Akiyama Ren's sleeve: "Never mind the boss, I'll teach you how to eat. First, put in a bowl of soup base, then see what you like to eat. Ugh, why is it all crab sticks?"

Forget this, forget that, try this instead, beef balls! And they taste absolutely amazing! The owner seems to be using really high-quality ingredients.

Akiyama Ren sat in his seat, somewhat bewildered, watching the iron bowl gradually fill up...

Wait, why is it an iron bowl? Isn't this thing for cooking oden? You just put a few beef skewers on a wooden stick, and that's oden...

Is this really still oden?

Akiyama Ren was puzzled.

After finishing the meal, Akiyama Ren had no complaints; the taste was indeed quite good.

Then what more do you need?

"Boss, here's the money. Thanks, boss. We'll be going now."

Hearing Kanzaki Yui say that, Yu Tetsu replied without looking up, "Remember to take your trash with you."

"Trash?" Kanzaki Yui looked at Yu Tetsu in confusion. Did he want to take the chopsticks with him? But these chopsticks looked really high-end. Did he really want to take them with him?

These aren't disposable chopsticks...

"Yes, and take the bowl with you too. Since you paid for it, it's yours."

Not at all. Actually, Yu Che was too lazy to wash the dishes, so he simply gave them to the customer.

So now you know why it's so expensive, right? It's simply because Youche included the cost of the bowls, chopsticks, and pots in the price.

Akiyama Ren and Kanzaki Yui spent over 20,000 yen, enough to buy several sets of these tableware. It's safe to say that Yutsuya felt like he had discovered a whole new world after discovering that this was how to have fun.

As for how Yu Che discovered it...

Sigh, Yu Che really didn't want to think about those things related to the Super Sentai.

He was even forced by those sons of bitches in the tokusatsu studio to learn a dance... Damn it, he'd never had a dance skill since he was a kid. Being forced to this point, Yu Che really felt it would have been better to let him fight Ark again.

(Isn't fighting Ark the reward? The current Ark is just a nobody after Deos appears, isn't he?)

Well, that's the logic, and that's basically the gist of it.

After Akiyama Ren and Kanzaki Yui left, a figure appeared in front of Yu Tetsu's stall.

You Che didn't even look up; he was currently trying to catch a little fire horse and didn't want to waste time talking to customers. So, while playing his game, You Che said:

"One bowl costs 5,000 yen, and you can add as many as you want, but remember how many bowls you added."

Hearing You Che's words, the figure in front of him calmly said, "You shouldn't be here, you shouldn't be in this world."

Yu Che paused, his fingers still controlling the character, then looked up at the figure in front of him.

The newcomer still had long, flowing, unconventional hair, wore a black trench coat and trousers, and his hands, hanging at his sides, trembled slightly at the fingertips...

Yu Che squinted at the other person: "Kansaki Shirou?"

Kanzaki Shiro stared at Yutsu without expression, not admitting anything, but instead repeating, "You shouldn't be here."

You Che raised an eyebrow and then said with a hint of complaint, "Do you think I wanted this? It's just bad luck."

To be honest, who would come to Heisei and immediately look for Ryuki?

Why not travel to the world of Den-O by train?

Why not go to the world of Exyde and see the game that has reached the limits of its time?

Who told You Che to be randomly assigned to this world?

But...

To reiterate, while it's said to be random, You Che is certain that either Little Demon King or Brother Xiao Ming, or perhaps both of them, were involved.

They must have brought me here!

Well, Yu Che doesn't know why yet.

Chapter 632 What kind of nonsense is this?!

In Kamen Rider Ryuki, Shiro Kanzaki is a supporting character, and his screen time, even including his suit, is less than a full episode.

Yes, this guy's total playing time didn't even add up to twenty minutes.

However, he left a very deep impression on people.

Why?

Because he is strong.

Take, for example, the green monster Chronos. To be honest, any costume made of that old-fashioned toy-like material wouldn't look very good, and the green monster Chronos costume itself isn't exactly aesthetically pleasing either.

The green leather suit with black stripes... well, let's just say Toei's designers really know how to force viewers to conform to certain aesthetic standards.

So why is Cronus so memorable to audiences?

It's all because they're strong.

The ability to stop time is really a bit too overpowered.

As is well known, in any work, if the ability to control time is involved, then that person must be extremely powerful.

Shiro Kanzaki possesses the ability to rewind time.

His transformation form is Kamen Rider Odin.

You can tell how awesome it is just by looking at the name, right?

Of course, that's not the point. The point is that this guy's backstory is really hard to believe.

Kanzaki Shiro's younger sister, Kanzaki Yui, had already died, and Kanzaki Shiro started the Knight War in order to revive his sister.

Therefore, in the Ryuki series, the Kamen Riders who fight each other to the very last moment and never stop until death are, from Shiro Kanzaki's perspective, just tools.

The fact that Kanzaki Shirou went to such lengths for his sister shows just how insane he is.

Of course, that's not the main point. The most important thing is...

After discovering her older brother's true intentions, Kanzaki Yui completely broke down.

All I can say is that Kanzaki Yui has a really positive outlook on life.

How many people did Shirou Kanzaki kill in his quest to revive himself? This is something Shirou Kanzaki doesn't care about, but Yui Kanzaki has no choice but to care.

In Kanzaki Yui's view, if it weren't for her, things wouldn't have developed to that point.

Therefore, Kanzaki Yui ultimately chose to sacrifice herself and face death with equanimity. To be honest, such courage would be admirable even for a man, let alone a girl like Kanzaki Yui.

(What? You mean women can't be willing to sacrifice themselves? That's chauvinistic!)

(No! I didn't! Don't talk nonsense! I just said that Kanzaki Yui is admirable!)

But then again...

Yu Tetsu looked at Kanzaki Shirou in front of him, and began to ponder in his mind.

As mentioned before, we learned from Little Demon King and Brother Ming that the so-called truth about the tokusatsu studio was actually giving these worlds a chance to be destroyed. So, the question is...

Why is this world heading towards destruction?

In the world of Extreme Fox, Hidetoshi Ukiyo was betrayed by the God of Evil Disciples; without Yutsu, the world was destined to collapse and lose completely. In the world of Zero-One, Ark's final strength was too overwhelming. And in the world of Gabu, needless to say, without Yutsu, they absolutely could not have won in the end.

What about this Dragon Rider world?

Why is he facing a crisis of destruction?

Could it be that Kanzaki Shiro has already reset the world once, and then Kanzaki Yui chose to sacrifice herself, but Kanzaki Shiro himself was unwilling?

Ok……

Let's test the waters first.

As Yu Tetsu sized up Shiro Kanzaki, Shiro Kanzaki was also observing Yu Tetsu.

Then, this thing started again...