[KamenRanger1997]

Rider Series: Kamen Rider Starc
Theme: Tarot Cards, Celebrities
Key Item: Fate Cards

Ten years ago, the earth was invaded by an alien army called the Geddon. While they posed a serious threat to humanity, salvation soon came from the Geddons rivals, the Arcana.

The Arcana gave humans devices called Fate Cards that transformed them into Tarot card themed Kamen Riders to fight off the Geddon. Soon, the Geddon leaders fled the earth. The Arcana followed them, leaving the Fate Cards with their closest human ally, Masumi Kido, in case they were needed on earth again.

Not long after, more Geddon monsters began appearing seemingly from nowhere. Masumi gave the Fate Cards to new Riders amd decided to document their fight against these monsters. These "documentaries" quickly made Masumi rich and famous, giving him to idea to create the Fate Fighter reality show.

Each season, aspiring stars and performers would become Riders and fight the Geddon on television, competing with each other to gain fame and glory. This year however, one of the Riders is seeking more than just fame. Kenta Tatsumi knows that there's more going than most people think and that something sinister is at works behind the scenes.

As Kamen Rider Starc, he attempts to investigate the creators of the show, find the truth behind the Geddon and recruit as many other Riders as he can to help expose the true villains.

The Riders suits are themed after Tarot cards while their personalities and motivations are based on different kinds of celebrities. Actors, athletes, idols etc.

Name: Kamen Rider Starc
Civilian Name: Kenta Tatsumi
Forms:
The Star (Main Form)
The Sun and The Moon (Upgrade Forms)
The World (Super Form)
Justice (Final Form)

Arsenal
Belt: Arcana Driver
Weapons: Stellar Saber

Allies:
Toki Shiba/Kamen Rider Force
An athlete who seeks to test his strength against the Geddon
Forms
Strength
The Tower
The Emperor

Naki Imamura/Kamen Rider Charm
An aspiring actress hoping to launch her career by being in Fate Fighter. While she allies herself with Kenta and Shiba, she still prioritises her potential career over the investigation.
Forms
The Magician
The Empress

Villains:
Akagi/Kamen Rider Daemon
The "Bad Boy" of Fate Fighters who acts aggressively towards other Riders to increase ratings. However, his attitude is more than just an act.
Forms:
Death
Devil

Angelo/Kamen Rider Host
The host of Fate Fighters who joins the fighting when the mysterious Producers want more excitement.
Form
Judgement

Cassius/Kamen Rider Roulette
A Gambler obsessed with games of chance. Became rich by making bets on the success of the other Riders
Form
Wheel of Fortune

Other Rider Themes
The Hierophant (Musician)
The Lovers (Idol)
The High Priestess (Model)
The Chariot (Racer)
The Hanged Man (Rockstar)
The Fool (Comedian)
Temperance
The Hermit

- Monsters:
Geddon

[wiardisttra]

Inspired by William Hartnell's doctor who's dumentary, (An Adventure in Space and Time) , doctor who's van gogh episode, and Hesei Generation Forever meta story,

I want that someday, there's an actor who play as Shotaro Ishinomori that invited to future+kamen rider universe, and meet the current Kamen Rider (in my mind, Saber would suit it best since he is an author too, but oh well)

[KamenRanger1997]

Quote:

Originally Posted by wiardisttra

I want that someday, there's an actor who play as Shotaro Ishinomori that invited to future+kamen rider universe, and meet the current Kamen Rider (in my mind, Saber would suit it best since he is an author too, but oh well)

I'm pretty sure this is happening in Superhero Senki, so we are getting Shotaro Ishinomori meeting Saber, the Zenkaigers and a lot more

[joedragon72]

Quote:

Originally Posted by joedragon72

Kamen Rider Kizo (仮面ライダーキゾウ), inspired by Kamen Rider OOO but with keys instead of medals

Plot: About 555 years ago, the world was living happily ever after. Then, one day, Drathmok and his legion of evil, the Sethonia tribe, attacked earth in search for the Magi Keys, specially-powered keys that can fuse with their own Sethonian rings to create an all-powerful weapon that can destroy planets and even galaxies. The easternmost part of the earth which is where the Zipango Kingdom (inspired by ancient Japan) is located in became the Sethonia Tribe’s first target. Soon they realize that they are in for a treat, finding out that the keys are located in a forest there. The Zipango Kingdom then sent three powerful people to the battlefront and trusted them with the keys, transforming them into what we know now as Kizo, Kamen Rider Velzion and Kamen Rider Winger. (The name Kizo is a portmanteau of Kizu + Ō. Kizu had two meaning whereas Ō in both cases means King. The first meaning means Scar King, since he is known to have a large scar on his right cheek while fighting Drathmok, and the second meaning means Keys King, since he used the powerful Magi Keys to destroy evil). They managed to destroy Drathmok and his legion, sending them to outer space. In the year 2021, everything felt normal. But, in the year 2022, everything changed. As scientists have predicted, an oncoming danger is imminent and will shake up the world, especially countries like Japan, China, USA, Russia and much more. Soon enough, the science and research sector of the SPENCER Team (Special Network of Cyber Elite Response Team, named after their founder half-American Spencer Kobayashi) went on to planet K-6S291 to do research only to accidentally release a sleeping Drathmok, killing them all. Drathmok and his legion then took their spaceship and went back to earth to cause mayhem. This time, a scientist of the SPENCER Team (who stayed at home and therefore survived), had just found the lost Magi Keys. His name is Dr. Ryo Nakajima. Paired with his own-created device that is compatible with the mystical/magical nature of the keys, he is ready to destroy evil and save the world. However, realizing that the keys had chosen his son, Joe as the user of the belt instead, he had no choice but to reluctantly give it to him. With the device, the keys, and his two friends, he (Joe) sets out to make sure that Drathmok and his legion will once again fail in trying to destroy the world.



Kizo Base Forms:

Base
Flare
Aquafreeze
Storm
Terra
Kizo, Advanced Forms:

Advanced Mighty
Advanced Evolution
Kizo Final Forms:

Ultimate
Beyond Sun

this is just a random idea lol

I know this is cliche, but Joe a.k.a Kizo is themed after the dragon (european dragon).

His friends are tomboy girl Mirai Kamigawa whose rider form, Kamen Rider Winger is based on the phoenix and guy athlete Kazuo Oogami whose rider form, Kamen Rider Velzion is themed after the wolf. Besides that, he also has a nerdy friend named Shaun Kobayashi (son of the SPENCER Team founder) who has no rider form but can use a gun to help fight Drathmok and his evil legion. Mirai received her powers after retrieving a blank Magi Key and focusing on her will/resolve to fight, giving her the power of the sky (phoenix). Kazuo on the other hand received his powers from a Magi Key that was glowing at night. This Magi Key gaver him the power of the moon (wolf). Kizo is based on the sun (and other elements), Velzion is based on the moon and Winger is based on the sky where you can see the sun and the moon.

[wiardisttra]

Quote:

Originally Posted by KamenRanger1997

I'm pretty sure this is happening in Superhero Senki, so we are getting Shotaro Ishinomori meeting Saber, the Zenkaigers and a lot more

It is?
Do you mean, the center boy in the movie is Ishinomori? Omg

[gashatfreak]

Quote:

Originally Posted by KamenRanger1997

Not long after, more Geddon monsters began appearing seemingly from nowhere. Masumi gave the Fate Cards to new Riders amd decided to document their fight against these monsters. These "documentaries" quickly made Masumi rich and famous, giving him to idea to create the Fate Fighter reality show.

Each season, aspiring stars and performers would become Riders and fight the Geddon on television, competing with each other to gain fame and glory. This year however, one of the Riders is seeking more than just fame. Kenta Tatsumi knows that there's more going than most people think and that something sinister is at works behind the scenes.

As Kamen Rider Starc, he attempts to investigate the creators of the show, find the truth behind the Geddon and recruit as many other Riders as he can to help expose the true villains.

A game show? Now THAT'S something I want to see. So something like Power Rangers Ninja Steel but the contestants are Kamen Riders instead of MOTWs, I like the sound of this. Maybe include a small subplot about how some people are protesting showing live combat and monster killing in a public broadcast?

[henshinzero]

Reiwa's got a new rider called Revice! And the best fusion for that is.... FAIZ!

Revice + Faiz = Kamen Rider Fuzor Immortal

[FairyKing]

I've been thinking more about the "new remodeled human" idea (from way back on page 4 of this thread and also this other thread about why the remodeled human trope has been fading from Kamen Rider lately), and I've come up with a concept I think has potential. It's a little like Ex-Aid without the videogame aspect.

Running forward to the future, it's the bionic Rider, Kamen Rider Sprint!

Our main rider is Kamen Rider Sprint (no surprise there), a former motocross racer who lost the use of his legs in a crash that ended his career, which left him in a deep depression, feeling like he had no reason to live. As if that wasn't bad enough, his injuries became infected with a virus that causes the victim to merge with nearby machines and become a monster called an Invector (a combination of "invent" "infect" and "vector" as in a disease vector). He's saved from his monster form by the secondary rider, who recruits him into Saisei (Japanese for "rebirth), an organization dedicated to protecting humanity from the Invector virus. Since our hero has been exposed to the virus already, he's now a perfect candidate to become a Kamen Rider himself, and Saisei rebuilds his legs with advanced bionics (and provides him medicine to keep the side-effects at bay) in exchange for him fighting for them.

The series collectables are Medichips, computer chips created by Saisei to aid in curing Invected. When used in a driver, they boost the rider's bionics with powers based on various medical tools and technologies. Sprint's main Medichip is the Splint Medichip (which he also chose his rider name based on), which greatly strengthens bionic limbs, and his bionic location is his lower legs.

Even with the Splint Medichip, his bionic legs often take quite a beating during battle, so Saisei provided him with a specially designed vehicle, the Support Wheeler, which can transform between a dirt bike to let him put his old motocross skills to use and a wheelchair to help him get around when his legs need repairing.

The secondary rider is Kamen Rider Blink, the former head of a swordsmanship school who was blinded in a tournament by a rival fighting dirty. Like Sprint - and all other riders in this series - his injuries were infected by the virus, although he actually managed to restrain his Invector form long enough for non-riders to defeat and cure him. Because the infection was too close to his brain, it wasn't possible to fully restore his sight, but he has a visor-like bionic implant that allows him some amount of vision (and in rider form it replaces the traditional bug eyes). He acts as a mentor figure to Sprint and the other less experienced riders.

His main Medichip is XRay, which enhances his visor and lets him easily identify an enemy's weak points, and he wields the Shiroken, a white guidance cane that can be enhanced with the Scalpel Medichip to make it work like an ultra-sharp sword.

I'm still working out the details about the other riders, but I know their names: Voice and Echo, twin sisters who used to be idol singers, and Scar, who had one side of his body badly burned.

And the big reveal is that the Invector virus was artificially created, by a scientist who used to be partners with the head of Saisei Labs. They were trying to find a way to make bionic implants integrate more easily with the patient's body (which is both why Invectors merge with machines and why those who recover from the virus are able to become Kamen Riders), the one who became Saisei's leader wanted to use bionics to heal people who were hurt, but their partner decided this technology should be used to "weed out the weak" and used it to create the virus that enters people's bodies through existing wounds (not necessarily disabling ones, most victims have much more "everyday" injuries) and turns them into Invectors.

[Starman]

I'm, like, a month late on saying this, but this would make for an awesome series! I really like the direction you take the "new remodeled human" theme of old and turned it into something that's a bit more common nowadays, real, and still gives it something that can be hopeful for the future of technology helping the disabled and something of a awareness for people with these disabilities and how they affect their lives.

...Also, I just think it's really cool. Like, this might sound messed up, but I like the idea of Sprint's legs getting messed up in his fights. It gives the action a bit more weight. And I'm a sucker for characters that have a high emphasis on their kicks.

[FairyKing]

Live, thread! Live!!!
I had a new idea, inspired mainly by the early "Geats is a viking" rumor and fantasy RPGs:

From the magical world of Runegard, a warrior has come to Earth. His name: Kamen Rider Viktor! But is he here to protect, or to conquer?

Our main rider is Kamen Rider Viktor, AKA Vikor Aegis (nicknamed "Vikkun" by an Earthling friend), an uncouth, hotheaded man who just does whatever he wants, but he has a strong sense of honor and can't stand those who prey on people weaker than themselves. While he does protect people from monsters, at first his main motivation is just the love of a good fight, while the heart of his character development is about learning to care for the people around him and fight for a greater cause.

The second rider is Kamen Rider Sylvan, AKA Sylvan De Rafiliam, a polite, refined but somewhat stuck-up elf lady who wants to live a peaceful life. Unlike Viktor, she doesn't enjoy fighting at all, but reluctantly takes up arms to protect her new home on Earth, and shows she can be a very skilled fighter when needed. However, she doesn't reach true power until she overcomes her hesitation and accepts that in order to protect the peace of others, she must be willing to give up that peace herself and fight with her whole heart.

And the third rider is Kamen Rider Keiji, AKA Saito Keiji, an earnest and hardworking policeman from Earth, who happens to be assigned to the area where Viktor, Sylvan and various other Runegarder immigrants live. At first he has trouble interacting with Runegarders, but as he gets to know them better he becomes their steadfast ally and even stands up for them against his prejudiced higher-ups, culminating in being the first Earthling to transform with Runegardian magic!

There would be more Riders, with varying levels of plot importance, but those three would be the most focused on.

The story is that portals have started opening between Runegard and Earth, seemingly at random, allowing people to pass from one world to the other, though most are unstable and close after a short time. But Runegard, as a world of magic, is also inhabited by monsters, which wreak havoc when they come through a portal to Earth. The first arc is mostly-episodic battles against these monsters, but with some ongoing plots about the Runegarder characters adjusting to life on Earth and the Earthling characters learning more about Runegard.

In the second arc, the intro changes to:
From the magical world of Runegard, an army has come to Earth! Their name: The Jadheim Empire! Will the Kamen Riders side with them, or against them?

The second arc begins when magic scholars of the Jadheim Empire figure out how to make stable portals, and begin sending through lone warriors (other Kamen Riders) or small strike forces (Iron Troopers, Rider-like footsoldiers). At first they claim their goal is to protect Earth from monsters, but Viktor never trusts them, and soon exposes their true goal: Laying the groundwork for an invasion! Once exposed, they drop the pretense and start attacking openly, unleashing captured monsters, along with their more elite warriors... including Viktor's younger brother, Kamen Rider Connor, AKA Prince Connor Aegis Von Jadheim!

And in the third and final arc, the intro changes again:
From the scientific world of Earth, Kamen Rider Viktor has returned to Runegard. His true name: Prince Viktor Aegis Von Jadheim! But will his quest bring freedom, or destruction?

The second arc ended with Viktor and his allies stopping the Jadheim invasion, but in the process getting stranded in Runegard. So in the third arc, they continue their war against the Jadheim Empire while also searching for a way home. During this, the other characters learn the truth of Viktor's past: He was once the crown prince of Jadheim, but despised their oppressive rule and ran away to Earth to live a carefree life. Now home and faced with the responsibilities he'd abandoned, he fights to free Runegard from his own family's tyranny, and eventually he'll have to decide whether to claim the throne for himself, or destroy the Empire entirely...