Kamen Rider Seigi No Keifu

[MattComix]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoimNJ7ZSGs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YinTjjCX_KA


Found this bit of awesomeness on YouTube. A team-up game involving Riders 1&2, V3, Black, and Agito. If Kuuga were in there it'd be a damn perfect team-up roster!

To anyone out there who can translate this dialog or just tell me in general what the main plot is or anything else about this game I would be forever greatful. My chances of ever getting to play it are probably next to none but I'm really interested in the story and what the Riders were saying to each other.

Also, can anyone figure out from this wether or not the guy they are fighting is supposed to be the Great Leader?

 

[Igadevil]

This has the distinction of being my favorite video game ever even though I know it isn't that amazing gameplay-wise, graphic-wise, and almost everything else-wise... but come on: just look at the premise. How could I not love that?

It's loaded with continuity references and subscribes to my fanon theory that all the Kamen Rider series 1) take place in the same universe (at least with the original~Agito since that's as far as the game covers) and 2) are all set in real-world time (when the shows were airing), apart from Agito which is set about 2-3 years later than when the show aried. This fits in with the "3 years after Kuuga" theory which I can't for the life of me recall where I first saw/read that. It might have even been in Agito, I can't remember now! XP

The main villain turns out to be:

[HIDE]A Century King from 50,000 years ago who failed to become the Creation King but somehow survives. His remains are dug up by some former Shocker scientist (who turns out to be a mentor of Yuuki/Riderman) whom he takes control of and somehow uses to access the same place across four time zones. There's also something in there about Agito's battle against "the darkness" being responsible for reawakening him. He resurrects a crapload of Shocker & Gelshocker guys because, quite wisely, he remembers that they're some of the baddest mother@#$%ers in Kamen Rider history. Well okay, there's a more complex reason, but that's true to. In each era he launches a difference scheme which all sort of tie together at the end.

The Great Leader does sort of appear in memo form, but the implication is that all this activity is going on outside/beyond the notice of the usual villains for each time period (Shadow Moon shows up to kill a monster because "nobody but me can kill BLACK!" before getting his butt kicked, and V3 & Agito initially confuse the monsters with Destron/Unknown. Rider 1 & 2 are just trying to figure out why the hell everybody's back to life.)

When you beat the game through the first time, you can play it again with the older costumes for Rider 1 & 2, and this slightly alters the point in time from which them appear (early 1972 rather than late 1972, when they were fighting Gelshocker.) Amazingly, this doesn't contradict anything, since they never encounter Shocker monsters past Colonel Zol's era, so it all works out. Because the older-suited versions would be from when Doctor Shinigami was around, and... well, you get the idea.
See, I told you I love this game![/HIDE]

Also, if anyone can ever rip me the soundtrack, I'll make it worth your while.

 

[KamenGrappler]

I used to own this game, and though, like Iga said it's not so great, it is also MIND BLOWINGLY AWESOME. It's weird how it can be both.

Think Resident Evil except instead of a pistol or a shotgun it's kaizo-ningen punches/kicks

you can even fight in human form!

 

[kid_skullomania]

i've been searching for this game for years. if i could have even the iso, i could die happy.

 

[MattComix]

This has the distinction of being my favorite video game ever even though I know it isn't that amazing gameplay-wise, graphic-wise, and almost everything else-wise... but come on: just look at the premise. How could I not love that?

It's loaded with continuity references and subscribes to my fanon theory that all the Kamen Rider series 1) take place in the same universe (at least with the original~Agito since that's as far as the game covers) and 2) are all set in real-world time (when the shows were airing), apart from Agito which is set about 2-3 years later than when the show aried. This fits in with the "3 years after Kuuga" theory which I can't for the life of me recall where I first saw/read that. It might have even been in Agito, I can't remember now! XP

The main villain turns out to be:

[HIDE]A Century King from 50,000 years ago who failed to become the Creation King but somehow survives. His remains are dug up by some former Shocker scientist (who turns out to be a mentor of Yuuki/Riderman) whom he takes control of and somehow uses to access the same place across four time zones. There's also something in there about Agito's battle against "the darkness" being responsible for reawakening him. He resurrects a crapload of Shocker & Gelshocker guys because, quite wisely, he remembers that they're some of the baddest mother@#$%ers in Kamen Rider history. Well okay, there's a more complex reason, but that's true to. In each era he launches a difference scheme which all sort of tie together at the end.

The Great Leader does sort of appear in memo form, but the implication is that all this activity is going on outside/beyond the notice of the usual villains for each time period (Shadow Moon shows up to kill a monster because "nobody but me can kill BLACK!" before getting his butt kicked, and V3 & Agito initially confuse the monsters with Destron/Unknown. Rider 1 & 2 are just trying to figure out why the hell everybody's back to life.)

When you beat the game through the first time, you can play it again with the older costumes for Rider 1 & 2, and this slightly alters the point in time from which them appear (early 1972 rather than late 1972, when they were fighting Gelshocker.) Amazingly, this doesn't contradict anything, since they never encounter Shocker monsters past Colonel Zol's era, so it all works out. Because the older-suited versions would be from when Doctor Shinigami was around, and... well, you get the idea.
See, I told you I love this game![/HIDE]

Also, if anyone can ever rip me the soundtrack, I'll make it worth your while.

Awesome! Thanks for the info. I can wrangle the idea that 1-Agito are same universe. Past that though would be a continuity clusterf**k that would make Dan DiDio proud.

If this indeed in the point and time for Agito you say then I'm even more interested in what the exchange was between him and Gills at the end.