We don't know for sure, but the trusted spoiler sources have been spilling a lot of information over the last couple of days. Given who the info is coming from, it has a great deal of credibility.

What we "know" so far:
- The belts are "pet" monsters with teeth and a big tongue that flops out.
- The belt monsters eat smaller, snack food-based monsters. You put the snack monster collectible item into the belt's mouth and crank a lever that makes it chew up the snack.
- Gavv has a potato chip-based-knife as a weapon, and his first form is based on purple gummy candies.
- The secondary rider is likely based on chocolate wafer candies (i.e. KitKats).

Obviously, grain of salt and all that, but things are coming into focus.

Of course, I agree.

Ah, yes. The KitKat bar. The one thing that's not Japanese yet feels like it thanks to all the unique variants that they pump out. :lolol

I hope this season is like Gaim in terms of story like Gaim idea was dumb and insane, but its story was pure gold so Gavv I hope with this possible insane ideas are cool

But eh who knows Gotchard has left me a bit annoyed so far

I hope with the candy theme, they?ll go for the Willy Wonka direction.

There better be a chocolate factory!

Sorry the thought of it is driving my mind wild!

A wily Wonka style story wouldn't work

like for Gaim it was a garden of Eden story so I want something in vain like that

It's kind of obvious that it's going to premiere on September 1 given the fact that Toei Company ALWAYS premieres a new KR show on the day before Labor Day these days. Toei Company started premiering new KR shows the day before Labor Day since 2009 when Kamen Rider W came out. In 2013, Toei Company premiered new KR shows in October starting with Gaim. Toei Company went back to premiering new KR shows in September of 2017 when KR Build came out and they still continued to premiere new KR shows the day before Labor Day.

Well, I find this guy: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2f...c6SjrkZEt79kJw

Well, then I think the desire to get rid of the theme of animals will come true, because with living creatures this concept looks very cruel. Well, or the show will go to full Amazon.

Unless you happen to know of some obscure biblical references to potato chips and gummies, then it's probably going to be something totally different. I'd rather the story be more like Build.

To be honest, I am equally little attracted to religious overtones and externally provoked political conflicts. Then it’s better to be inspired by Ex-Aid and Zero-One. At least the moral: “the main evil is corporations and businessmen” will never become outdated.