If you REALLY want to stretch it, Gai could be this constellation:

https://www.pa.msu.edu/people/horvat.../monoceros.jpg

I don't think a trading card style game would work for a rider.
Would be too chaotic, and we already have Yu-Gi-Oh airing. Do we really need a live action version?

Or perhaps we could just say that Ryuki doesn't have anything to do with constellations and the zodiac :lol

No, I think it's quite clear that Ryuki is the prequel to Fourze. ;)

But if I had to assign a motif to the series, I think it'd just be animals and not much else.

I'm not really sure Kamen Rider should be retreading old ground just yet. If they can make fruits work as a serious concept, I think they can do anything.

@Matrixbeast - As for Raia and Gai....I have no clue. If I want to stretch out the references, or possible references, Raia could be either Scorpio or Pisces. And I mean stretch it out, Scorpio in the sense of the Devil Ray having a stinger and being an aquatic being. Scorpio is a water sign because ancient scorpions were water faring creatures. And by Pisces I mean that the Devil Ray is technically a water creature that people always call a fish, but if I'm not mistaken its on the shark family? Can't remember where I heard that.


Gai, I have absolutely no clue. I've made all the connections I can. Or as Gosei pointed out, Gai could a reference to Monoceros, the Unicorn....

Sharks are fish.

And Gai can be Monoceros.

Yeah, I just can't see Ryuki and a connection to a zodiac. Just too far fetched.

Could have sworn a while back that some scientist said sharks were their own species. But I could have heard wrong. *shrugs* But in that case, Raia could be a representation of Pisces.

Well, different Class. They ARE fishes, but of a set known as Cartilagenous Fish.

Most fishes are Bony Fish.

Ok. I'll accept that. But my two suggestions are still there. But I think it might be Pisces.