No capes. No crowns. Just a metal skeleton, a bug-eyed visor, and glowing photon bloodlines. The Axel Form (clock up before Kabuto made it cool) and the Blaster Form are still top 10 final forms in the franchise. Plus, the Rider Kick is a flying drop-kick so powerful the CGI can barely contain it.
If you grew up in the early 2000s trading blurry bootleg VCDs or hunting for fansubs on IRC, you remember the feeling. The static hiss. The clamshell phones. The haunting melody of "Justiφ's" kicking in as a crimson rider flicks his wrist and announces, "Standing by."
Takumi finds the —a briefcase containing a flip-phone belt. But here’s the catch: You can’t just wear the belt. If your DNA doesn’t match (i.e., if you aren’t an Orphnoch yourself), you turn into ash upon transformation.
No capes. No crowns. Just a metal skeleton, a bug-eyed visor, and glowing photon bloodlines. The Axel Form (clock up before Kabuto made it cool) and the Blaster Form are still top 10 final forms in the franchise. Plus, the Rider Kick is a flying drop-kick so powerful the CGI can barely contain it.
If you grew up in the early 2000s trading blurry bootleg VCDs or hunting for fansubs on IRC, you remember the feeling. The static hiss. The clamshell phones. The haunting melody of "Justiφ's" kicking in as a crimson rider flicks his wrist and announces, "Standing by."
Takumi finds the —a briefcase containing a flip-phone belt. But here’s the catch: You can’t just wear the belt. If your DNA doesn’t match (i.e., if you aren’t an Orphnoch yourself), you turn into ash upon transformation.