 This article is about a ceremony in Kamen Rider Kuuga.
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Gegel (ゲゲル, Gegeru) is a ruthless game for the Gurongi. They played this game by killing humans for fun, and the winner of this game will challenge the N-Group Gurongi for leadership. Gegel is organized and judged by the La Group. The final contender has the right to challenge the N Group for the title of the leader, who would bring about the "Ultimate Darkness". Each group is operating under certain rules and members are competing with each other to enter Final Gegel (Zagivazu Gegel). Gegel is also a chance to promote a member to higher ranks should they complete their Gegel (Xu will be promoted to Me, etc). La Group are responsible to decide the players and their killing numbers. La·Balva·De is tasked to authorize members of the Gurongi Tribe to enter the game. La·Doldo·Gu is tasked to count their victims with his abacus-like tool, Bagundada.
Rules[]
For each of the different Gurongis in different groups, there are different rules for them. Common rules are:
- Balva has the authority to choose which player and when to start the Gegel. The player chosen may postpone the start of the Gegel for preparation.
- Number of kills and time limits were determined.
- At the start of the game, Balva would insert explosive energy into the Gedoruto (the buckle) of the player using the Gegel ring, which would cause the Geburon of the player to explode if the time is up, or Balva determined that the player has forfeited the Gegel. If the player completes the Gegel, the explosive energy would be assimilated by the player, thus powering them up, and promoting them to the higher group.
- Players may challenge the referee to a duel if they deem the referee has hindered their Gegel or otherwise that would render them unworthy of regulating the Gegel.
Be Group[]
- Be·Jimin·Ba: His group is considered the lowest in the Gurongi hierarchy, therefore not eligible to join the game.
La Group (The referee)[]
- La·Balva·De: The judge of the game. She can give permission for a Gurongi's participation, but can also disqualify it if required. Not eligible to join the game due to her authority.
- La·Doldo·Gu: Responsible for counting up the participants' kill tally in the Go group. Not eligible to join the game due to his authority.
Nu Group[]
- Nu·Zajio·Re: The quartermaster of the game. He is responsible for making weapons and fixing N·Daguva·Zeba's Gedorudo. Not eligible to join the game.
Xu Group[]
Number of kills and time limits are determined by Balva.
Killing methods and locations are not limited.
Kills are counted by players themselves.
Kill counts would be reset if the tally tool (Guzepa) was lost or damaged.
- Xu·Gmun·Ba: Killed before the game starts.
- Xu·Goma·Gu: Not eligible to join the game due to killing a priest before the game started.
- Xu·Mevio·Da: Never joined the game to kill a teenager who tried to hit on her and then police officers after being shot in the eye.
- Xu·Vazuu·Ba: Kill people by dropping them from a high altitude. Required to kill 81 people in 2 days.
- Xu·Nezuma·Da: No. of kills and time limit unknown. Died of Geburon explosion when time limit hits.
- Xu·Zain·Da: Disqualified due to the multiple failures of the Xu group. Entered a rampage by killing truck drivers.
Me Group[]
Number of kills and time limits are determined by players themselves.
The player may specify their killing method/location but are not required.
Kills are counted by players themselves.
Kill counts would be reset if the tally tool (Guzepa) was lost or damaged.
The player must report the progress of the Gegel to Balva (although Balva herself usually would reach them for that). Players fail to do so were considered as forfeiting the Gegel.
- Me·Vagis·Ba: Kill people by shooting stingers at them from higher up, with the stingers traversing from the victim's head through the foot while piercing through the heart. Required to kill 121 people, time limit unknown
- Me·Geega·Gi: Kill people by shooting globs of ink from his mouth at them, causing them to explode. Required to kill 162 people, time limit unknown.
- Me·Byran·Gi: Kill passengers of water transportation vehicles, such as boats. Required to kill 180 people in 2 days.
- Me Gyraido GI: Ram a truck backward into people. No. of kills and time limit unknown. Disqualified due to the failure of reporting progress to Balva.
- Me·Gadra·Da: Kill 70 people within six hours.
- Me·Ginoga·De: Poison people to death with his spores. Required to kill 144 people. Time limit unknown.
- Me·Galme·Re: Kill people by dragging humans with his tongue and make them die either by suffocation, cervical spinal fracture/dislocation, or physical trauma by smashing their body against hard objects, followed by announcing his next location (and later, time) to kill. No. of kills and time limit unknown.
- Me·Garima·Ba: Kill the passengers in the 4th cabin of a specific train as they leave who were marked with a scent prepared by herself. Required to kill 288 people in 18 hours.
Go Group (Gerizagivazu Gegel (Semi-final game))[]
Number of kills and time limits are determined by players themselves.
The player must specify their killing method and location and submit/report it to Doldo.
The Gegel ring used to insert explosive energy is different from the previous groups.
Doldo would do the tallying using the Bagundada (abacus).
Kills are not counted if not killed using the specified method or not in the specified location.
Kill counts would be reset if the Bagundada is damaged or lost.
- Go·Buuro·Gu: Shoot pellets at people in their hearts with a blowgun from the air, killing them from acute myocardial infarction, following the goujon of Japanese pronunciation in the 23 districts of Tokyo, killing 9 people in each district. Need to kill 207 people within the unknown amount of time
- Go·Bemiu·Gi: Hit swimmers in the chest in public swimming pools with her whip, killing them from a frostbite-induced cardioparalysis. Follows the music score of Frederic Chopin's Etude Op. 10 No. 12 "Revolutionary". No. of kills and time limit unknown.
From this point on, Balva determines the number of kills and time limit due to repeated failures
- Go·Gamego·Re: Crush people with giant iron balls from atop random skyscrapers in locations determined by roulette where he would throw 54 iron balls towards each location. Required to kill 567 people within 72 hours.
- Go·Jiino·Da: Kill people in a certain film studio.
- Go·Badaa·Ba: Kill motorcyclists by throwing them off their bikes and then running through them, later proclaiming Kuuga as the last target. Required to kill 99 people within 7 hours
- Go·Jalaji·Da: Kill 90 male students in the second year of Midorikawa HIgh school in 12 days by shooting his quills that teleports into their brain, the students died by encephalitis when the quills change shape in four days.
- Go·Zazalu·Ba: Kill people by melting them down with her strong acidic blood in human-containing moving boxes (eg. vehicles, elevator) that reflect the color pattern of her nails (matching part of the color is sufficient), starting from her left thumb to her left pinky, and then her right pinky to her right thumb. No. of kills and time limit unknown
From this point on the Zagivazu Gegel (final game) starts, previous rules of the Go group still applies, with the addition of the following:
If only one player completes the Gegel in this stage, he would gain the right to challenge the leader by default. He may assimilate the power of the referees before challenging the leader.
If more than one player completes the Gegel, the players would enter a duel (or a battle royale if more than two) to determine who would have the right to challenge the leader. The victor may assimilate the power of the defeated and the referees before challenging the leader.
- Go·Jaaza·Gi: Kill 567 humans within 5 hours while leaving messages on internet blogs hinting the number of kills and the location minutes prior.
- Go·Babel·Da: Kill the people in underground centers with all exits blocked. Required to kill 729 people in 2 days.
- Go·Gadol·Ba: Kill armed humans (eg. police, soldiers). No. of kills and time limit unknown. Challenged Dodoru to a duel when the latter had his Bagundada damaged, causing the Gegel to be reset.
N Group[]
The leader of the Gurongi. The harbinger of the Ultimate Darkness. Has the ultimate authority to eliminate anyone whom he or Balva deems unworthy of the Gegel. After the Gegel ends, either by the defeat of the challenger or the incumbent leader, or none of the players has completed their Zagivazu Gegel where the incumbent leader wins by default, the Ultimate Darkness shall commence.
A.R. Worlds[]
Different versions of the Gegel are also performed in other worlds home to the Gurongi.
World of Kuuga[]
In the World of Kuuga, the Gurongi work together in an attempt to release their leader, N·Gamio·Zeda, with a Sacred Gegel, targeting five policewomen without spilling blood to revive him. Though they obtain four kills, Tsukasa Kadoya uses Ai Yashiro as bait to lure the Gurongi out and gives her a nose bleed to ruin the Gegel. [The World of Kuuga] The effects of the distortion revive Gamio anyways, and he uses his power to convert every human corpse within his Miasmic aura into a Gurongi. Although his ultimate goal is to have his sired Gurongi destroy each other, Gamio is destroyed by Kuuga and Decade performing a combo attack. [Transcendence]
World of Agito[]
A version of the Gegel is performed by the Gurongi in the World of Agito. Attacked by Kamen Rider G3-X while battling the police, Me·Vagis·Ba curses the Rinto for interfering with the Gegel. The full nature of this world's Gegel is not revealed but ends up being further interrupted due to the emergence of the Lords. [Reunion: Project Agito]