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All thats known about the Jade Court is that they are a vampires native to Asia and we have yet to see a non-asian Fangire. Normal logic would indicate that they are hopping vampires but this is WMG.
== The Rider following [[Kamen Rider Fourze
It will fit the numerological motif. And just think of how many puns they could make.
* Or he can be called [[Go Rider]], and he'll have lightning based powers
== [[Kamen Rider Decade|Decade]] will reappear in the 2019 series. ==
He will help out the main Rider when he's in a tough spot, à la the summer movie cameos. He will have ten new sets of cards for [[Kamen Rider Double|Double]], [[Kamen Rider OOO|OOO]], [[Kamen Rider Fourze
== The majority of Kamen Riders are actually hosts to [[Ghost Rider|Spirits of Vengeance]]. ==
It was revealed in ''[[Ghost Rider]]'' comics that the titular characters are not the only hosts to Spirits of Vengeance which are really heavenly beings that latch onto men and women around the world when they most desire Vengeance or Justice and grant them powers but to hide their status as divine intervention they usually pretend to come from other origins and take different intimidating meme forms based on societal arctypes. Many Kamen Riders are in fact hosts to these spirits.
* ''[[Kamen Rider (TV series)|Kamen Rider]]'': Spirits of Vengence came to both Hongo and Ichimonji when they were being converted into cyborgs by Shocker. It was these spirits that allowed them to overcome their brainwashing and become Kamen Riders. Their hellfire powers manifest in their Rider Kicks and Punches that make monsters explode. They along with many other Japanese Spirits of Vengeance took the meme forms of scary dehumanized cyborgs with insectoid motifs.
* ''[[Kamen Rider V 3]]'': A Spirit of Vengence came to Shiro when his family was killed but it did not manifest it's powers until it allowed him to be injured and turned into a cyborg by the previous Kamen Riders. His large array of unknown powers not shared with his predecessors are extensions of hellfire. Riderman was not a host to a Spirit of Vengeance.
* ''[[Kamen Rider X]]'': Jin was taken in by a Spirit of Vengeance when his Father and him were almost killed by G.O.D. Due to his fighting underwater his hellfire was instead internalized into the Ridol weapons.
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* ''[[Kamen Rider Black]]'' and ''[[Kamen Rider Black RX]]'': The Kingstone was another fragment of the meteor from which the Bloodgem was taken from but neither Black Sun nor Shadow Moon were Spirits of Vengeance. Not until the Crisis Empire 'killed' Kotaro Minami at which point a Spirit of Vengeance came to him in the guise of solar radiation. Partially due to the unholy energies of the Kingstone hellfire could not be channelled directly through the new Black RX body and had to be focused through form changes into weapons, a trait that future Kamen Rider Spirits would use.
* ''[[Kamen Rider Hibiki]]'': All Oni are undeniably wielding powers of Spirits of Vengeance. We even see one get killed by Danny Ketch in the pages of [[Ghost Rider]] itself.
* ''[[Kamen Rider Den
* ''[[Kamen Rider Double]]'': Museum bound memories of Spirits of Vengeance in all of the Rider Drivers to protect the users from the dangerous side effects of Gaia Memory use and to focus the memory into Rider armor instead of a dopant body.
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