 This article is about a Mirror Monster in Kamen Rider Ryuki.
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Biogreeza (バイオグリーザ, Baiogurīza) is one of the Mirror Monsters that appears in the TV special Kamen Rider Ryuki Special: 13 Riders.
Overview[]
Biogreeza is a humanoid chameleon-type Mirror Monster that has signed a contract with Itsuro Takamizawa and lends him the ability as a Kamen Rider Verde. Its attack power is 4000 AP. Among the Contract Monsters that affect the design and coloring of each part of their respective Riders, it looks exactly like its master, and is characterized by the appearance of Verde becoming a monster.
In addition, the Card Deck used by Verde also regretfully reflects the abilities of this monster, such as Clear Vent that makes the figure transparent and Copy Vent that can copy not only the weapon but also the opponent's figure itself. The effect when summoned by Advent was unknown, but the PS version shows an acrobatic attack that jumps at the enemy, and the Climax Heroes shows an attack that draws the opponent with the tongue.
It appears in the TV special only when supporting Verde's Final Vent. After Verde's death, its whereabouts is unknown[1].
Kamen Rider Zi-O[]
Biogreeza was among one of many Mirror Monsters brought over to Sougo Tokiwa's world as the Rider Worlds began to merge. [2019: Vanishing Watches]
Profile[]
Biogreeza
Like a chameleon-type monster, Biogreeza can blends into the surrounding background with Biobody (バイオボディ, Baiobodi) that freely manipulates the protective color on its body, and is good at sudden hitting with a long tongue that can be extended up to 600 meter from its mouth called Biomouth (バイオマウス, Baiomausu)[2]. Also, because a spring called Biospring (バイオスプリング, Baiosupuringu) is installed in the foot part of the reverse joint, it has a jump force as high as 60 meter.
It has the ability to look 10 km in all directions with the eyes called Wonder Eye (ワンダーアイ, Wandā Ai), and the Biowinder used by Verde is not a tongue but a weapon that imitates the giant eyes. The tail called Biotail (バイオテイル, Baioteiru) can be entwined to balance the body at the unstable places.
- Attacks
- Death Banish (デスバニッシュ, Desu Banisshu): Verde's Final Vent; Biogreeza's long tongue is utilized when Kamen Rider Verde's special move "Death Vanish" is activated. When the tip of the tongue is entwined with Verde's legs, the suspended Verde approaches the target like a pendulum and catches it. With that momentum, it lifts into the air and plunges from a high place to the ground, hitting the enemy's head against the ground.
Armaments[]
Through the use of certain Advent Cards, parts of Biogreeza's body can be used by Verde as weapons or other equipment.
- Biowinder (バイオワインダー, Baio Waindā): A small yo-yo-type weapon used by Verde that imitates Biogreeza's Wonder Eye[3]. The attack power is 2000 AP. It is summoned by loading the Hold Vent Advent Card on the Biovisor, and is equipped on Verde's left hand. The stretchable and tough wire Biostring (バイオストリング, Baiosutoringu) allows it to stretch up to 600 meters just like Biogreeza's tongue, hitting the target at a speed of 200 km/h before returning to the hand[4].
- In Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight, the Biowinder is also used by Kamen Rider Camo to capture his targets.
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Notes[]
- The name comes from "bio" which means "living thing" and "green".[5]
- Before Biogreeza's debut in the special, its origin painting already made appearances in the TV series.
- Biogreeza was planned to be playable in the video game, but he was cut from the final game. His leftover data is still on the disc and can be chosen with cheat devices, although he cannot be controlled.[6]
- Naturally, the foot of the suit actor is in the spring part on the Biogreeza's legs.
- Although the figure modeled for shooting was released in still photographs etc., the only appearance in 13 Riders is the scene that "at the time of the Final Vent, show the figure from the transparent state and stretch the tongue".
- Biogreeza does not appear in Dragon Knight, which is a diversion of the image of Kamen Rider Ryuki because of its small number of appearances (but it exists in the setting in games etc.).
See also[]
- Biogreeza (Dragon Knight) - counterpart in Dragon Knight. See comparison page.
References[]
- ↑ Futabasha. (2011). "Kamen Rider Super Dictionary". p. 594. ISBN 978-4-575-30333-9.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 MediaWorks. (2003). "Kamen Rider Ryuki Hybrid File". p. 71. ISBN 4-8402-2428-5.
- ↑ Kodansha. (2018). "Definitive Edition Heisei Kamen Rider Complete Super Encyclopedia". p. 20. ISBN 978-4-06-513004-9.
- ↑ MediaWorks. (2003). "Kamen Rider Ryuki Hybrid File". p. 71. ISBN 4-8402-2428-5.
- ↑ Asahi Sonorama <Fantastic Collection>. (2003). "Kamen Rider Ryuki". p. 55. ISBN 4-257-03676-1.
- ↑ The Cutting Room Floor: Kamen Rider Ryuki
