Tokusatsu: How come this knight drama is different?!

Tsk, whatever. As long as I use it sparingly, I can say that I have more popularity points than I can ever spend.

After all, these 800 million+ are bound popularity points, while Youche still has several hundred million unbound popularity points.

Speaking of which, Yu Che hasn't participated in tokusatsu studio filming for a long time, which has led to a rather slow increase in Yu Che's popularity.

Although Yu Che's previous "works" still have many viewers who come to watch from time to time and contribute popularity points, to be honest, this kind of work doesn't provide much.

After all, these people who heard about Kamen Rider from who-knows-where and then became fans must have been mentally prepared for the relevant plot, whether they learned it from the internet or from friends. They were prepared before watching.

In this situation, the number of popularity points that can be provided is naturally quite small.

Yu Che pondered whether he should find a world where he could have a good sense of camera presence next time.

Just as he was thinking this, someone sent You Che a message.

During this time, Yuto has visited many Kamen Rider universes and changed the tragic endings of these universes, which also made Yuto friends with many people.

As a result, Youche had many more friends on his phone.

Now, one of these friends has sent an invitation to You Che.

The other person is getting married.

You Che was a little confused. Marriage? What the heck?

Is marriage really something that can happen in the world of Kamen Rider?!

(Kiva, Drive: Go on, we're listening.)

You Che quickly replied to the message to inquire about the specific situation.

Then I glanced at the sender's name and realized, oh, it's Takara-san.

As is well known, in many Kamen Rider worlds, the main characters have a fixed romantic partner.

For example, an experienced driver, a mages, or even Gochard.

Hotaro and Rinne Kudo have been through so much together; their bond is more like that of comrades-in-arms than that of a married couple.

However, as we all know, if a man and a woman have deep feelings for each other, they can eventually be together. As for what kind of deep feelings they have, that's a matter of opinion.

Of course, You Che couldn't refuse.

Speaking of which, he and this Takara had been working together before, and had even clashed with the Hundred Worlds Organization.

Thinking about it this way, Yu Che suddenly had a question in his mind: Why didn't that guy Bao Taro target the Hundred Worlds, but instead came back to get married...?

Is this reasonable?

Well, whether it's reasonable or not, these two guys have officially gotten together.

Yuche led Az to the wedding venue.

Incidentally, You Che also informed the little fox.

Ukiyo Hidetoshi was just relieved that he had been harassed by far less, but when he heard Yu Che say that someone was getting married, his first thought was, "Could this person be Yu Che himself?"

I was just about to unleash a torrent of abuse, declaring that humans and robots cannot and should not interact... when I discovered that the person I was marrying wasn't You Che.

Oh, that's okay.

Even if Yutsu were to express his intention to marry Azu, Ukiyo Hidetoshi would only hurl insults at him before offering his blessings as usual.

But that is indeed the problem.

Robots... Ugh!

This kind of relationship cannot and should not exist between Humagears and humans!

At least in the world of Hiden or Human, there is such a clear rule.

Well, speaking of which, Hiden Aruto actually wanted to change this rule.

However, this rule that the two parties cannot marry was set by Hiden Aruto's grandfather, and frankly speaking, it's not so easy for Hiden Aruto to cancel or change this rule.

However, if Hiden Aruto wants to make changes, Yutsu will definitely be the first to support it.

Later, a large number of people attended the wedding of Hotaro and Rinne Kudo.

This wedding left a deep impression on many people.

Yes, this newlywed couple received so many congratulatory gifts that their hands were sore.

Youche originally wanted to exchange for a Gochad igniter and then tie ribbons and confetti on it, but after thinking about it carefully, he realized that this was too unoriginal.

So Yu Che changed it to a handwritten greeting card and gave a gift of ten million yen.

To be honest, Hotaro didn't care much about ten million yen; he was more satisfied with the greeting card written by Yutetsu.

Thank you to the main rider of the Kamen Rider world for always valuing sincerity so highly.

Fortunately...

The same applies to You Che.

Chapter 682 The Three Scoundrels

After Yuche returned to his own world, he was constantly being hinted at in this regard by Az, both openly and subtly.

Yaz didn't see herself as the hostess at the wedding, but she thought Tsumuri was pretty good too.

Yu Che was helpless. Tsumuri? Only when another goddess is born in her world will she be truly free, instead of being unable to leave the world of the Extreme Fox for even a few days, as she is now.

Az didn't understand this, and Yuche wouldn't tell her either, since this kind of thing was frankly not very friendly and was rather cruel to Az.

Fortunately, You Che quickly found a new goal.

That's Kamen Rider Den-O.

It's worth mentioning here that, without a doubt, Kamen Rider Kuuga has the most rigorous setting, the richest plot, and the most well-developed characters among all Kamen Rider series.

Do you really think that "Big Brother" is a title that can be used casually?

The award that Kuuga received is the best proof of that.

However, high-quality works do not necessarily equate to high popularity.

In terms of popularity, the most popular works have been changing, but Den-O has always been in the top three.

When Zi-O first came out, it was incredibly popular. Oh, I'm referring to Zi-O after Tsukasa Kadoya came out.

Many viewers on the "Little Days" side were also dissatisfied with the rushed ending of "Knight Decade," so when Decade appeared in "King of Kings," they were very happy.

However, this doesn't mean that Zi-O's popularity will continue to rise. After the series ended, its popularity declined very quickly.

But Den-O is different.

Den-O has been occupying the top three spots in popularity for quite some time.

Many people know this.

There could be many reasons for this.

For example, Den-O has an excellent script, and the male lead, Takeru Satoh, is truly amazing. You could say he's played every role a man could want to play.

Then, the little peach in the story is indeed quite funny.

Later on, the relationship between the older sister and her husband will evoke deep sadness in the audience.

It has both tearful and funny moments, and the overall plot is very clear. When Ryotaro finally chooses to return the ticket, the character's growth trajectory is clearly presented to the audience.

Without a doubt, Den-O is a series that's really worth getting into.

His ending isn't overly tragic, unlike Blade which gives you a whole story, or Kabuto and W which directly kill off the second male lead. Instead, it's done in a rather violent way.

In this respect, Den-O has it much easier.

Plus, there's the constant banter and jokes from a certain peach demon...

Hmph, I should have just gone to Den-O instead of Exide.

Yu Che muttered to himself, and then took Azu with him to the Den-O world.

These reasons are certainly one of the reasons that make the Den-O world so appealing.

But more importantly, the characters in Den-O are really good-looking.

For example, Ryotaro's older sister is truly regarded as a goddess by many viewers.

Unfortunately, she already has a boyfriend.

This is why many authors who write Kamen Rider fanfiction want to focus their attention on Ryotaro's brother-in-law.

She is so beautiful.

Then, it was like this: I was reborn, and the reborn me was actually the brother-in-law of Kamen Rider Den-O... or something like that.

Yu Che didn't care much about these things. He came to the Den-O world this time purely to gain some popularity points.

Therefore, Yu Che was very serious and did not intend to let himself and Az reveal powers that did not belong to this world.

In the beginning of the story, the plot progressed quite steadily, and You Che had a clear understanding of his own role.

He is the second male lead.

As for the brother-in-law who was originally supposed to be the second male lead...

Sorry, your camera is now mine.

Damn, you should be thanking your lucky stars that I didn't lay a hand on your wife. Do you really want to blame me?

(Isn't Momotaros the second male lead in Den-O?)

Hmm... that makes sense. Whatever, I want Yutsu's shots of Momotaros, and I want Yutsu's shots of everyone else too.

Anyway, Youche has already gone all out for popularity.

They're practically taking over completely.

However, Ryotaro didn't do anything wrong, and besides, the kid was quite unlucky in some ways. Moreover, Yutetsu always felt that the basic rules of this Den-O universe were related to Ryotaro, so Yutetsu ultimately chose to honestly play the main supporting role.

However...

Yu Che's thinking is correct, but the plot doesn't unfold that way...

As is widely known, the time train in the Den-O world can travel back in time.