Quick question, Takumi Inui was a Rider and an Orphnoch ("Monster") would a character like him require both the montser and Rider forms filled out?

I think the monster form is only for villains. His Orphnoch form/abilities would probably just need to be noted under his other abilities, really.

...Not a GM but, um, yeah.

@Skyrte: Honestly, I don't see a character like that working out. Sorry.

@Venchi: Looks good to me. Accepted. Although I'd just like to confirm that the super speed's not going to be Worm-level, since...that wouldn't be acceptable for the same reason Kabuto Riders aren't going to be allowed to use Clock Up.

@Revan: Basically what Moe said. Or you could put another field in for it if you want.

Good. Just need to find a suitable Rider System (either new or original) and a monster type (again either new or original).

No longer interested

@ tachi I don't know what worm level is exactly, but I was thinking he would simply be slightly faster then humanly possible

He means Worms, as in the monsters from Kamen Rider Kabuto (one of their gimmicks is that they can move at relativistic speeds, which is why the Kabuto Riders needed ridiculous speed to compensate). Um... Isn't that what he's supposed to be? The picture outright states that it's a Worm, after all.

Yeah I know Worms are from kamen rider kabuto but I've never seen it

@Venchi: Basically what Rin said. I saw that the picture you used was a Worm and wanted to check if the character himself was one or not. That sounds fine though.

@Revans: I'm sorry, but I don't think I can accept this character. You said it's got 2 minds fighting for control over it, but...aside from saying the monster's evil, you didn't really say anything about either of them.

With the powers, you've said it has the ability to copy other Riders' abilities, but that's way too vague for me to accept it. Does it just need to see them transform? Touch their Driver? Watch them in their Rider form for a certain period of time? Absorb them like the people in the backstory?

Is the 3 years of age since the driver was built or is it meant to have been on the "campaign of eradication" for that long? Since...I can't really see the latter working out too well, given that Riders tend to react to that sort of thing.

And the abilities field would be for a character's non-Rider abilities.

Very unfinished, since I need to binge Double, but...

Name: Sokichi Narumi

Age:



Abilities:

Rider Powers: This covers different forms your character might have, as well as things like Core Medals, Astroswitches and Wizard Rings.

Rider Machine: The obligatory motorbike...assuming they have one.

Personality: This should be at least a couple of sentences long.

Backstory: I'm not expecting an essay or anything, but at least a few lines would be nice

I'm going to bed soon, but I'll try to have the OOC for this up tomorrow. The IC will go up when the WIP profiles are finished. I'll still be accepting new characters though.

Name: Manami Mikado
Age: 18
Appearance: Here.
Abilities: Nothing too impressive. She's capable of passing classes with decent grades despite not studying at all, but other than that...she's fairly normal.
Rider Powers: Manami has an experimental Lost Driver and several Gaia Memories, allowing her to transform into Kamen Rider Wild. Due to her Driver and Memories' nature, each of Manami's Rider forms share an appearance with Kamen Rider Cyclone, though their colour schemes differ.

• Shrimp: A red form with blue lines, Shrimp form has average speed, fragile defences (though still tougher than a normal human) and not much in the way of physical strength. However, in this form, Manami wields the Shrimpistol, a gun which looks similar to Kamen Rider Skull's Skull Magnum, although predominately blue instead of black, which fires powerful blasts of energy which she claims are hotter than the sun. Of course, these claims are somewhat exaggerated...for her normal shots at least. This form's Maximum Drive (which she has yet to name) is activated by inserting the Shrimp Memory into the Shrimpistol, after this, it charges energy for a few seconds before unleashing a larger than normal shot which can reach temperatures approaching those of the Sun's surface.
• Bear: A white and brown form with below average agility, but impressive strength and defensive capabilities. In this form, Manami fights unarmed, instead relying on her bare hands. This form's Maximum Drive, Grizzly End, has Manami slash at her enemy twice with her hands, leaving a trail of energy that resembles claw marks where her fingertips passed, which is followed up with a punch strong enough to send most enemies flying.
• Bee: A yellow and black form that emphasises speed over strength or defence. In this form, she wields a sword called the Stinger. This form's Maximum Drive is activated by placing the Bee Memory into a slot in the base of the Stinger's hilt. After a brief charging period, Manami puts on a sudden burst of speed, delivering a large number of slashes and thrusts to her opponent in a short period of time.

Rider Machine: None.
Personality: Manami is something of a Rider fangirl, due mostly to an event in her childhood where she found herself in a group of people at risk of being sacrificed to a monster, only to be rescued by a strange creature calling himself Hibiki. She doesn't take her role as a Rider very seriously, often cracking jokes in the middle of fights or gushing over awesome moves her allies may pull off. When it comes to school or work, she tends to be rather lazy, using any excuse to procrastinate on study or finding a job. She has a tendency to make bad puns, seemingly getting the same amount of enjoyment whether people laugh or groan at the attempts at humour. Her favourite food is Pocky, and she has on at least one occasion forgone having proper food for dinner in favour of a box of the chocolate-coated biscuit sticks.
Backstory: Manami's life has been mostly uneventful, with two main exceptions. The first being the previously mentioned situation with Hibiki when she was nine years old and the second being a rather odd encounter several years ago. On her way home from school, Manami found a strange device lying on the ground, accompanied by several USB drives. Unknown to her, the device was a Lost Driver, created and left there by Foundation X as part of an experiment to determine why exactly the hypothetically superior monsters they had invested time and money into kept losing to Riders. Shortly after, she began to come under attack from an assortment of monsters; Dopants, Yummies, Zodiarts and even the odd Phantom. After a while, she became suspicious of this and, following some investigation and a bit of tinkering from an engineering student she was friends with, a chip that had been transmitting data about her fights back to the Foundation was removed from the Driver. Shortly after, the attacks stopped...leaving her free to go to Tokyo when an odd letter arrived for her.

And another import:

• Name: Tsubasa Takanashi/Kamen Rider Tempest


• Age: 21


• Appearance: Human Form, Rider Form, though the brown cloth is replaced with a dark green cloth.


• Abilities: Like all Wizard Riders, Tsubasa has a Phantom inside him that he uses as a magic source. This Phantom in question is the Garuda Phantom. If he is to fall into despair, the Phantom will begin ripping him apart until he is killed and the Phantom will take over his body. If, for any reason, the Phantom is destroyed, Tsubasa's magic goes with it.


• Rider Powers: Tsubasa possesses several magical rings that he uses in battle. Most of these Rings are accessible due to his Phantom being wind-based.
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  [*]Tempest Ring: He was originally going to get a Change Ring like most Mages, but his affinity was able to utilize Haruto's Hurricane Ring, and so a similar ring was made for him. When using it to transform, he is engulfed in a magical tornado that creates his Magician armor.


• Driver On Ring: Summons his Mage's Belt


• Connect Ring: Creates a small portal for Tempest to bring out his WizardSwordGun, which is able to be both a sword and a gun.


• Barrier Ring: This ring is able to create a gust of wind that blocks attacks and pushes enemies back.


• Tornado Ring: This Ring is able to create a small tornado that Tempest can send towards his enemies.


• Special Ring: This Ring allows Tempest to sprout Garuda's Wings and have him be able to fly.


• Thunder Ring: This Ring allows Tempest to use thunder and attack his foes.

Rider Machine: He doesn't have one.

Personality: Tsubasa has a burning hatred towards Phantoms after Sayoko's death to them. Tsubasa is also vengeful, swearing revenge on anyone who would bring harm to his friends. Because of this, Tsubasa often rushes head first into battle without actually considering any battle strategies. He is also confrontational, rarely making allies unless they help him in some way. The only person he's not angry towards is Haruto, though he doesn't believe in his "last hope" moniker.

Backstory: Tsubasa was a college student who in high school made friends with a girl named Sayoko. He and Sayoko went their separate ways after graduation, as she went on a yacht trip. Years later, Tsubasa found himself targeted by a mermaid-like monster. He was saved by what the monster referred to as "The Ringed Magician" and the monster, referred to the Magician as a Phantom, ran off. The Magician introduced himself as Haruto and explained to him about why the Phantom targeted him. He was what is called a Gate, a human with magical potential. When a Gate hits their lowest point, their despair, their magical potential corrupts into an inner Phantom which destroy them on the inside out. Although he was explicitly told to stay in an antique shop until the Phantom is dealt with, Tsubasa manages to sneak out of the shop from time to time, inevitably seeing that the Phantom was really Sayoko. It was at this time that Haruto began to fight the phantom. He tried to stop Haruto, but he was too late as he landed the final blow onto the Mermaid Phantom and killed her. Haruto tried to explain to Tsubasa, but his words fail to reach him as he believed he killed Sayoko and not a cruel intimation of her. He hit his emotional nadir and cause his Phantom to develop and rip him apart. However, he had enough with Haruto and when offered a chance to be cured, he rejected it and told Haruto that his death by his hands will bring him hope. With that, he was able to restrain the Phantom in him. Haruto offered Tsubasa the choice of either having him enter his Underworld and destroy his Phantom or having him train Tsubasa, with the promise that they'll fight afterwards. Tsubasa agreed to the latter and vowed to avenge Sayoko. After a while of training, Tsubasa was ready and the two duked it out. Although Tsubasa was victorious, he couldn't bring himself to finish off Haruto. All that training caused him to see Haruto more as a father-figure than an enemy. Tsubasa spared Haruto, and he told him the truth about what happened to Sayoko. Tsubasa vowed to hunt down the Phantoms as Haruto showed him a letter requesting for all the Riders to head off to Tokyo. Haruto told Tsubasa to go in his place, as he had unfinished business to attend to. As he left, Tsubasa went off to Tokyo to fight the monsters.

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And his Phantom:

• Name: Garuda


• Age: Half a year old (it was formed the moment Tsubasa hit his nadir)


• Appearance: A large golden bird with four wings, eight tail-feathers, and an orange beak.


• Abilities:Garuda's wings can cause massive gusts with each flap of his wing, and considering that it has four wings, is a lot of windpower. It is also capable of flight, being able to fly to great heights.


• Combat Forms: The only combat form is his Inner Phantom form. If he was able to burst from Tsubasa, then he could assume his Phantom Form and Tsubasa's form.


• Personality: Garuda is amused with Tsubasa's anger, and often goads him into killing everyone that stands in his path if Tsubasa manages to talk to him like how Haruto or Nitoh talk to their Phantoms. Garuda also attempts to make other people angry, as that is his favored emotion. Much like Dragon, if Tsubasa's life is in mortal danger, like getting knocked unconscious into a river, he will take temporary control, if only to ensure his own survival.


• Backstory: Nothing really to say outside that he was born the moment Tsubasa hit his nadir and he is patiently waiting for the day Tsubasa falls to despair again.

Looks good to me. Accepted.