I'm totally down for a mini-series centering on Kamen Rider mooks.

I forgot to say this when i brought up Wizard the other day, Missing Pieces is such a great insert song.

Seriously Wizard is simple episodic series that has more charm than what i gave it credit for, rewatching it really make me view it in much better light

I'm trying to come up with a new Rider series that has vibes of Kamen Rider Blade & Ex-Aid, but I just don't know what would be the fitting themes.

- Ex-Aid & Blade are the protagonist riders and yet Ex-Aid has been a newcomer like Leangle where Mutsuki is possessed by the Spider Undead and Emu has the Bugster Parado.

- Garren & Brave are similar as both lost their lovers by the Undead & Bugsters. Both riders betrayed their allies.

- Chalice & Snipe? Both seem to be the first riders as they're anti-heroes.

- Glaive & Genm? Both seem similar to me in different ways. Glaive & Blade are alike with the sword and Genm is a prototype of Ex-Aid as well as CEO.

I just can't seem to find the right theme that are similar to those two Heisei rider seasons as they represent "games" & "immortality".

With Ultraman Arc and Wing-Man airing simultaneously, along with Kiramager and ToQger being all about the power of imagination, is there also a Kamen Rider who uses imagination as a power source?

Does Ex-Aid count? The dude made games from his imagination.

Saber. Touma literally made up a happy ending for the Primitive Dragon's story.

Build? A lot of the gadgets were created by sento. The bottles are a product of misora's imagination

'The Last Judgement' is the coolest track I've ever heard in any Kamen Rider series.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_soas-Sa7Hc

Reegarding the whole 'Shouma is the wolf Granute that killed Hanto's mother' theory, I would like to point out that Gavv himself has interesting design choices; the feet are clawed, the shape of the head (as pointed by someone from TVTropes) resembles the silhouette of a wolf head seen from the front (with the pointy bits being 'ears'), and the mouthplate pattern resembles a snout.

Hmmm....

https://i.imgur.com/W7Y1RVO.jpeg

One thing I keep thinking about is how the wolf granute is very clearly shown to have a mouth on its face, which is the one place the other part-timers DON'T have mouths (at least not visible ones). I'm not quite sure what the significance of that is yet, but it could be another clue that it's Shoma, since it could be caused by his human side and having a defective gavv would mean he needed a mouth on his face to eat with.