Hang on, can't the Fool become any card in the tarot? That sorta thing is late-game material, as established by Kamen Rider Fourze with that hair-themed Zodiart, and again with one of the generals using the Horoscope switches of Horoscopes that have been defeated.

All depends if the riders use those cards or the monsters or altogether.

And I so wish tarot cards would mix with lawyers in Gotchard.

Let's see how it'll go....

• The Fool (Episode 1)
• The Magician (2)
• The High Priestess (3)
• The Empress (4-5)
• The Emperor (5)
• The Hierophant (6)
• The Lovers (7-?)
• The Chariot (?)
• Strength (?)
• The Hermit (?)
• Wheel of Fortune (?)
• Justice (12?)
• The Hanged Man (?)
• Death (?)
• Temperance (?)
• The Devil (?)
• The Tower (?)
• The Star (?)
• The Moon (?)
• The Sun (?)
• Judgment (?)
• The Hermit (?)

It's actually "Gotcha" and "Shard"
It's about collecting crystals of elements and powers. Like Wizard, except without rings

It's probably about a rider catching aardvarks. :lolol

Or who considers himself an aardvark.

You are confusing him with the Joker in poker. The Fool is the weakest of the Major Arcana, symbolizing lack of will, detachment from reality and resignation to fate. Essentially a training enemy.

Depends, it can also be potential, the start of a journey, and "being the whole damn protagonist". Not that I believe tarot has anything to do with it yet, seriously, give it a couple weeks before we get some reliable info.

Boring. Plus, if you suddenly guess by chance before official announcement, you can always brag later. And then, compared to last year's Vikings, the topic is not that full of rumors and fantasies.

The next main antagonist better be someone who's like N-Daguva-Zeba! Someone satanic in Biblical proportions.

If tarrot cards are used a moif

There is one problem with the fool being the villain.

The fool represents the journey the fool has unlimited potential and thus it can be placed at the beginning or the end

If anything the protag would be the fool, as the fool is about the journey and starts as a blank slate