[Zolda]

Aaaaannnnnddddd... My hypothesis in my very 1st post way back in late of March 2025 here is confirmed to be quite correct. KR Zeztz does have a dream-infiltration internal logic similar to Inception (2010)/Paprika (2006)/The Cell (2000).

According to the article here, the transformation trinket is called カプセム/Capsem(?)/Capsum(?). It seems like those capsules contain people's dreams, which could be "dream realms" or even entirely separate parallel universes or multiple, nested "baby" universes in a vast sea of multiverses. Spherical, Gashapon-esque capsules = Separate dream worlds/"dream realms". I see a 95% probability that this series is gonna be as atrociously convoluted as KR (God forbid) Geats. If KR (God forbid) Geats dealt with simulated universes, then KR Zeztz could likely deal with dreams as parallel universes. If what several people have said is true that Yuuya Takahashi is the (main) writer, then it means KR Zeztz is pretty much the v2.0 of KR (God forbid) Geats. KR (God forbid) Geats was already the peak of atrociously convoluted writing, so I think Takahashi is still trying to out-Yuuya himself, haha.
There are several possible parallels between them, such as:
- DGP's wishes = Zeztz's "dreams realms"/Capsems,
- a new world after each DGP's resets = a new world inside each Capsems,
- DGP's Goddess of Creation = the ultimate lucid dreamer God who could manipulate all "dream realms" (and even the whole ensemble of multiverse) according to his whim(?).

The main protagonist could be similar to the main protagonists in Inception/Paprika/The Cell where he could be someone who possesses some kind of a lucid dreaming ability and has the rare skills to be able to actively navigate through dreams (and very likely even manipulate it), not only his own dreams, but also other people's, while normal people can only be passive spectators/participants at most.

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Originally Posted by DaikaijuSokogeki01

Leave it to Toei to taint the first ever simulcast mainline Kamen Rider series with generative AI bullshit. If it's used in the main show, I sincerely hope it fails. Part of the appeal of tokusatsu is that the effects are crafted by people. Using AI is against everything the genre stands for. But the studio loves cutting corners whenever possible...

This. I can't agree more.

You don't need to wait until KR Zeztz. It's not just using generative AI for mundane aspects of visual appearance like background images for promotional photos, but also for the most basic forms of creative writing. I've long suspected that even the scripts for KR (God forbid) Gavv were written by using AI with very little supervision/editing from actual humans. No wonder it's so atrocious, just like AI-generated slop of texts, images, or videos.

It's not all doom and gloom, though. At least I'd get to laugh at how pathetically bad it is, haha.