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The Philosopher's Stone is a concept from alchemy; it is a stone that can turn on all base metals into gold or silver, and also produces the Elixir of Life, a chemical that can be used to rejuvenate and immortalize a human being. It was the goal of most Western alchemists for over a century, until alchemy diminished, being replaced by the more scientifically grounded chemistry. However, it is still used in fiction, most famously in Harry Potter and the Sorceror's/Philosopher's Stone, and most recently in Kamen Rider Wizard.

*Spoilers ahead.*









Given what we have seen of the show at this point, Wiseman is in search of the Philosopher's Stone, and holding a Sabbat to make Phantoms seems to be a key point in its obtainment. Haruto's final form is also known as "Infinity Style." There is also a golden Kamen Rider set to appear in the Kamen Rider Wizard movie.

I might be horribly wrong, but perhaps Haruto is a part of the Philosopher's Stone. The Elixir of Life is supposed to grant eternal life. Haruto keeps Koyomi alive by giving her his mana. Perhaps Koyomi is merely a laboratory that uses mana to create the Elixir of Life.

The golden Rider is rumored to turn everyone on Earth into a Wizard, much like how the Philosopher's stone is said to turn all base metals into gold/silver. But how does this tie in with the Sabbat?

I hypothesize that the Sabbat is meant to create a part of the Philosopher's Stone, Phantoms being a by-product of the process. But what about Koyomi?

Another property attributed to the Philosopher's Stone is the ability to create a homonculus, a fully-functioning, miniature human being. While not quite miniature, Koyomi was found by the White Wizard after the Sabbat.

Now the question remains: how does the White Wizard tie in?