Tokusatsu: How come this knight drama is different?!

All he could think of was what kind of work this guy had done this time.

Tsukasa Kadoya sighed: "He and the other Time Jackers cooperated with the Hundred Worlds. Well... you can think of it as them joining the Hundred Worlds and becoming one of its executives."

You Che: "?"

When he saw Yutsu's bewildered expression, Tsukasa Kadoya said with a hint of helplessness:

This matter is actually related to them as well.

The story goes back to the incident when the Hundred Realms used the Destruction Machine.

After the giant fox, which was made up of a huge number of destruction machines and powered by a black fox and capable of easily destroying an entire universe, was defeated by the Kamen Riders, the Hundred Worlds began preparing for their next adventure.

Unlike Dai-Shocker, who wanted to rule the Kamen Rider universe, the purpose of the Hundred Worlds organization was destruction.

Yes, the Hundred Realms have no intention of letting the world of Kamen Rider go; they're here to destroy it.

After the machines they had painstakingly developed were destroyed, they were unable to reorganize a new plan in the short term.

Meanwhile, the Hundred Realms organization and the Golden Crispy Chicken, also known as Reiwa Imperial Knight Phoenix Sakura, have always been mortal enemies. Phoenix Sakura can be said to be thinking about either hunting down the Hundred Realms or trying to find out where the Hundred Realms are.

Under these circumstances, it's impossible for Baijie to fully develop the organization.

Against this backdrop, for reasons unknown, or perhaps out of a sudden lapse of judgment, or because they were disgusted by Daishka, Baijie also began recruiting new members.

Yes, the Hundred Worlds organization was disgusted by Dai-Shocker.

As mentioned before, the organizational goals of the Hundred Worlds and the Daishocka are different.

Dai-Shocker's ambition was to dominate, and they did indeed dominate some of the Kamen Rider worlds.

The Hundred Realms' intention to destroy the world is something that Dai-Shocker cannot tolerate.

The reason why the two came together is also due to You Che.

In the movie version of the old driver, Yutsu lured Dai-Shocker away to annoy the Hundred Worlds Organization. Well, when these two organizations clash, it's like dogs fighting each other, and neither side is innocent.

However, on the other hand, the misunderstanding between the two organizations can actually be resolved.

Once the two sides sit down and talk, the truth will be revealed. After all, Yuche disguised himself as a Kamen Rider from the Hundred Worlds' side and launched a surprise attack on Dai-Shocker in order to frame the Hundred Worlds.

Oh, by the way, the character designation was given by Tsukasa Kadoya.

Therefore, in a certain respect, Tsukasa Kadoya is also implicated.

But that's not the point.

The Hundred Worlds and Dai-Shocker are fighting in the Knight universe. Specifically, Dai-Shocker travels between various Knight universes just to deal with the Hundred Worlds, and he beats up the Hundred Worlds whenever he sees it.

The Baijie side was also extremely annoyed, and they had originally planned to sit down and talk.

As a result, after learning about the organization's mission, Daishock abandoned its plan to talk to the Hundred Realms.

What are we talking about? We want to rule the universe of all Kamen Riders, while you want to destroy all Kamen Rider universes. Damn it, who knows what worlds you're destroying that should have been ruled by us, Dai-Shocker!

The Hundred Realms aren't happy either. Oh, so you think you can just bark and all those worlds will become yours?

How can you be so shameless!

Then the two sides fought a fierce and chaotic battle.

At the same time, the organization of Daishka is the kind of organization where the base moves with the people, and the base exists as long as the people are there.

The Hundred Realms, on the other hand, cast a wide net, dispersing the trajectory of their actions.

Therefore, the traces of the battle between the two can be roughly summarized as follows:

Dai Shocker arrived in the world where the clones of the Three Idiots of the Hundred Worlds resided. Dai Shocker attacked and won.

The people on the Hundred Worlds Organization's side were completely dumbfounded.

No way, are you guys fucking crazy?!

My clones haven't done anything to you, have they?!

They're just deploying those world-destroying machines to various worlds. Are you guys out of your minds to go after them?

Da Xiuka didn't care about all that; he wouldn't stop until he calmed down.

But the Hundred Realms aren't going to take this lying down. Fine, you're going to mess with our clones, huh? I'll raid your entire base!

Then Baijie went to several worlds ruled by Daishocka.

It's the kind of world where kids raise their hands and yell in class.

After the Hundred Realms swiftly destroyed several worlds, the two organizations immediately engaged in a fierce battle.

The current situation is that either Hundred Worlds or Dai-Shocker must die.

They can't sleep peacefully if the other party doesn't die.

However, this is also a good thing for the Kamen Rider universe.

After all, this way neither Baijie nor Daishka will have time to cause trouble.

Then, both sides really got into a fight, and realizing they couldn't defeat each other in the short term, Dai-Shocker started their traditional tactics:

We are hiring.

Many of Dai-Shocker's top officers were recruited from various Kamen Rider universes.

Those are all super villains.

Bai Jie looked at it and thought, "This won't do. If you recruit me but I don't, my combat power at the higher levels is definitely weaker than yours."

So they started recruiting.

They even plan to resurrect many super villains.

Then the Teede thing happened.

You Che fell silent after hearing this.

You know what, it really is related to him...

Chapter 707 Overthinking

After taking a bath at the Happiness Bathhouse, You Che and the others left one after another.

The Hundred Realms organization will definitely have to find a way to resolve this.

To put it bluntly, even if Daishuka's plan succeeds, there is still a chance to set things right.

However, if the Hundred Realms destroy the Knight World, even if they reset time and space afterwards to restore the world to its original state, who can say that the world after the reset and restoration is still the original world?

This is similar to what Tsukasa Kadoya and Yutsuya said before: even if Yutsuya's plan succeeds, who can be sure that the new world will be exactly the same as the original Kamen Rider world?

To resolve the threat posed by the Hundred Realms, finding them is the first step.

However, with Deos around, the Hundred Realms will come knocking on their door sooner or later.

The fact that Hundred Worlds and Dai-Shocker recruit villains all over the Kamen Rider world actually helps the Kamen Rider team in a way.

For example, a certain Martian hunter... well, cough, that guy Qilubas, if the Hundred Worlds took this guy directly into the organization, then it seems there wouldn't be a Qilubas movie in the Rider Build world...

Well, okay, according to that ridiculous so-called "fate," it's impossible that the Qilubas incident didn't happen.

However, it is possible that just as they are about to defeat Qirubas, members of the Hundred Realms Organization will suddenly appear and rescue Qirubas.

Well, this is perfect, isn't it? We get a theatrical version, we get to take Qilu Bass with us, and it paves the way for future collaborative theatrical versions. If there's any downside, it's that it might annoy the audience.

It's probably because of this possibility that Toei Animation avoids using those cliché plots in their movies where the villain is almost defeated, only to be rescued at the last moment.

Yeah, these kinds of lousy jobs are always meant for the main character.

In fact, this kind of plot appears in many Kamen Rider series. For example, in Kuuga, the villain beats Kuuga down to the point of having only a sliver of health left, and then something unexpected happens, and the monster chooses to let Kuuga go. That's why Kuuga has a nickname: the King of Life Saving.

Of course, these are all jokes. In reality, there is quite a bit of logic behind those weirdos in Kuuga letting Kuuga go.

For example, in the earlier episodes, Kuuga hadn't mastered the enhanced form to counter the opponent and was brought to near death by the monster. At that moment, the monster was about to finish him off, but then the Grongi monster's hunting time was up, so he chose not to kill Kuuga.

When you first see Kuuga, you might find the concept bizarre, but in reality, Kuuga's system is very rigorous. The Gurongi have their own language, their own internal hierarchy, and their own set of rules.

The consequences of breaking the rules are also depicted in Kuuga. A strange person who could be considered a mid-level Grongi was severely injured by the Grongi executives for breaking the rules. Although he survived, he lost his status and became a bottom-level Grongi, the kind that anyone could bully.

This setting is actually quite rigorous.

From the human perspective, the Grongi kill for a ritualistic purpose, but in reality, they kill to complete their "hunting" game.

Well, they're all just games, so they're not that much more sophisticated.

Moreover, the Gurongi people held this hunting practice in high esteem; to them, it was sacred and inviolable.

That's why the weirdo who broke the rules was punished so severely.

The strange man who gave up attacking Kuuga at that time did so not because he deliberately let Kuuga go, but because he had reached the time limit for his hunt and could not break the rules. That's why he stopped and said to Kuuga, "You've escaped with your life."

Oh, right, I should mention something else here. The Gurongi even have their own internal civilization. Many people have probably noticed that before they kill someone, they wear something that looks like a bracelet made of animal teeth. In fact, it is their counting tool, and they use a base-9 system. Attentive viewers should be able to see this.

In short, there's a reason why Kuuga became the elder brother of the Heisei era. If you only see this Kamen Rider series as a tokusatsu show, you're seriously underestimating it.

The rigor of its setting and the richness of its world-building are something that many subsequent knight-errant series have failed to achieve.

Yes, for example, there's something we often complain about: the police station's invisibility.

The sense of helplessness felt by the police stations in Kuuga when facing monsters is something that can be genuinely conveyed to the audience.

Ahem, getting back to the main topic, the Hundred Realms Organization wants to recruit those villains, and Deus is someone they definitely won't let go of.

Because Deus is truly strong in every sense of the word.

Since his origin is the former Ark, Deos can transform into Kamen Rider Ark, and there are no barriers to using Ark's power. This allows Deos to use all of Ark's forms, including Ark 1, 2, and 3. If the settings are reasonable, Deos can even transform into Ark 4, 5, and 6.

The fact that Toei Animation didn't specify this doesn't mean Deus doesn't have this ability.

The only difference is whether Deos's opponent can push Deos to this point.

Of course, on the other hand, although Deos was created by Yuche using the power of the Black and White Gods, Deos will not serve Yuche because of this.

To put it bluntly, since Youche gave Deos life, Deos owes Youche a favor. Whenever Youche asks Deos for help, Deos will definitely do his best to help. Even if he doesn't succeed, Deos will no longer owe Youche anything.

Yu Che understood this, so he never interfered with Deos's choices and treated Deos as an equal, even though Deos looked like a child.

And because of this, Deos is not on the side of Kamen Rider, nor is he a villain.

If we really have to categorize him, Deos would be considered neutral, leaning towards the Kamen Rider side.