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Originally Posted by Kamen Rider Die

I'm not sure I know what that is!

The new form that debuted in Episode 18 is called Kamen Rider Woz Futuring Shinobi. While Zi-O's and Geiz's Armor Times use the power of Legend Riders, Woz's Futuring Times use the power of Miriders.

So what do you think about that?

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

There's a possibility of him murdering Sougo, but though murder isn't an admirable scenario, it's now different. Previously Geiz wanted to murder Sougo out of hatred and vengeance, and it's the first and only option he'd use, constantly looking for an opportunity for that. But now Geiz would also try to look for ways to prevent Ohma Zi-O's birth that doesn't involve killing Sougo, like Tsukuyomi (up until this point), and would kill at last resort. And there's characterization for the murder, he'd now kill Sougo out of making sure Sougo doesn't live long enough to see himself as a villain, so there's a concern for Sougo himself too, not out of hatred. Geiz even now shows his trust on Sougo by giving him his belt and acknowledging his desire to try becoming good despot (where previously Geiz would constantly ignore that out of hatred). Dunno if those'd be actual friends but for sure Geiz now is much closer to Sougo than before.

Geiz is warming up for sure. Before, he was looking for excuses to kill Sougo, but now he's looking for excuses to spare him. At best, Geiz might consider Sougo a potential friend, provided he can follow through on his vow to become the greatest kindest demon king and not the evil one. Geiz is a pragmatic and sensible person, so even if his heart tells him to accept Sougo's friendship, his taciturn mind is telling him to stay emotionally detached so he can do his job. The problem with that way of thinking is that Geiz has to constantly doubt himself, as he can't hide from his true feelings. Now White Woz has arrived to advocate for killing Sougo, like he was sent by destiny to force their confrontation after Geiz softened. That's what I respect about Geiz though. When he says he cares about Sougo, he's being totally honest, since he's saying it despite all his fear telling him not to. Tsukuyomi has faith without doubt, but Geiz makes Sougo prove himself first, which makes that faith stronger.