Kamen Rider Gaim - Lock 09 "Operation: Catch Those Inves"

[NeonZ]

...and the possibility that humans become Invers when they consume the fruits continue to grow more and more plausible.

I'm not sure about that. This episode made it obvious that something happens to people who look at and eat the fruit, but, at the same time, if the man in the beginning became a standard Invess, why didn't he eat the other lockseeds that were right beside the first one?

the monsters are actually dangerous and kill people. That hasn't happened since ooo

And, in OOO, it took half of the series for that to happen, and, even afterwards, they seemed to avoid dealing with any of the ramifications. They never actually talked about the people killed by the Yummies or showed any consequence from that. We saw people disappearing into the dino Yummies fog, being turned into ice and broken or even turning into cell medals, but none of that was even mentioned by anyone.

 

[Kainsword17]

I'm not sure about that. This episode made it obvious that something happens to people who look at and eat the fruit, but, at the same time, if the man in the beginning became a standard Invess, why didn't he eat the other lockseeds around the first one that he ate?



And, in OOO, it took half of the series for that to happen, and, even afterwards, they seemed to avoid dealing with any of the ramifications. They never actually talked about the people killed by the Yummies or showed any consequence from that. We saw people disappearing into the dino Yummies fog, being turned into ice and broken or even turning into cell medals, but none of that was even mentioned by anyone.

http://www.tv-asahi.co.jp/gaimu/inves/05/
On the website, I know the japanese writing of the Komori-Inves name, but what does the writing next to it say?

 

[Hell Kaiser Andy]

http://www.tv-asahi.co.jp/gaimu/inves/05/
On the website, I know the japanese writing of the Komori-Inves name, but what does the writing next to it say?

Seems to just indicate it's a different variant of the one Jounouchi called out with the Strawberry Lock Seed.

 

[Reimon]

I'm interested in seeing what happened to the guy who was being tempted by the fruit.

Imagine it was the monster that he accidently turned into after eating that fruit.

 

[NeonZ]

http://www.tv-asahi.co.jp/gaimu/inves/05/
On the website, I know the japanese writing of the Komori-Inves name, but what does the writing next to it say?

変種体/Mutated body or "Unusual physique" or "Variety Build" (as in, a variation of the standard Bat Invess). It's just a way to indicate that it's different from the other Bat Invess we've seen before.

 

[Kainsword17]

変種体/Mutated body or "Unusual physique" or "Variety Build" (as in, a variation of the standard Bat Invess). It's just a way to indicate that it's different from the other Bat Invess we've seen before.

So basiclly, the Komori-Inves we've seen before is like a normal-version, and this new one is like a mutation, right?

 

[Wing Saber]

the monsters are actually dangerous and kill people. That hasn't happened since ooo

The Inves were always dangerous. The most recent was due to Oren not knowing the basics of the game itself. However it gotten to the point where now some of them are now trapped in the human world. To where Yggdrasill has to resort to containment to slow down the outbreak.

 

[Black Fang]

see the characters in this show aren't dumb, unlike in Ryuki where Femme can't tell the difference between Ryuki and Ryuga.:sweat:

To be fair, it was nighttime and Ryuga was in the shadows.

But see, the worms did have an agenda, and they had ranks of higher intelligence giving them orders later on in the show.
What makes the Inves so unique right now is that they are not technically "evil", nor do they seem to be part of a masterplan. They are treated more like a nuisance by both the heroes and the villains. That is why it could be interesting if they started to become more intelligent, as it would completely screw everyone over.

They're essentially Mirror Monsters without a Contract. Though I'm still wondering if specific Locks summon specific Invess or if it's all just random.

the monsters are actually dangerous and kill people. That hasn't happened since ooo

Technically Gamou did plan on destroying Japan through his warping up to the Presenters, and the Sabbath kills anyone who becomes a Phantom.

 

[Kamen Rider ShinkenRed]

^On whether Lock Seeds summon specific Inves, I think the D, C C+ and maybe B will all just summon one of the 3 variants of the basic Inves, while the Class A ones seem to have no Inves tied to a switch, give Kota' used his first Ichigo Lock Seed to summon a Shika Inves and Invitto's leader used the current one to call a Komori Inves. Unless you mean will Kota's Orange Lock Seed only ever summon one Inves to which I assume no given the seeds do survive their Inves being destroyed.

 

[shamrocknroll]

...and the possibility that humans become Invers when they consume the fruits continue to grow more and more plausible. Perhaps the Sengoku Driver works similarly to the Dopant Driver, filtering out all the negative effects of the fruits/lockseeds and allowing for a 'pure' henshin as opposed to becoming a monster.

I could dig that twist