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Kamen Rider Eve -Masked Rider Gaia- (仮面ライダーEVE-MASKED RIDER GAIA-) is a light novel written by Masato Hayase and illustrated by Naoyuki Konno that ran in Tokusatsu Ace starting in 2004. Part 1 is called the Birth Saga (誕生篇, Tanjō-hen) and part 2 is called the Grief Saga (哀哭篇, Aikoku-hen).

The series serves as a sequel to the original Kamen Rider manga. Rough plotting was done by Ishinomori some time before his death. The series was originally going to be published in place of Kamen Rider Spirits but was delayed due to unknown circumstances. The first six chapters were sold in one volume in 2007 by Kodansha.

Summary[]

30 years ago, before the original Kamen Riders were created, Jun Kadowaki was supposed to be used as the original Kamen Rider, but Shocker's plans changed after Hongo escaped. Before he could be awakened, the Double Riders destroyed the Shocker base and the sleep capsule that Kadowaki was in was buried underneath the rubble of the Shocker base for 30 years.

When he finally awakens in the present day, Kadowaki has no recollection of his life. The story follows his quest to regain his memory and figure out who turned him into a cyborg.

Characters[]

Kamen Riders[]

EVE Riders

Kamen Riders present in Kamen Rider Eve

Kamen Rider Gaia Jun Kadowaki
Kamen Rider 1 Takeshi Hongo
Kamen Rider 2 Hayato Ichimonji
Kamen Rider V3 Shiro Kazami
Riderman Joji Yuki
Kamen Rider X Keisuke Jin
Kamen Rider Amazon Daisuke Yamamoto
Kamen Rider Stronger Shigeru Jo
Skyrider Hiroshi Tsukuba
Kamen Rider Super-1 Kazuya Oki
Kamen Rider ZX Ryo Murasame

Debatable Riders[]

Jade Junichiro Kadowaki
Gaiborg Gaiborgs

Allies[]

Villains[]

Shocker[]

Main article:Shocker

Evil turns good[]

List of Volumes[]

Image Release Date ISBN #
Gaia Vol. 1
April 27th, 2007 978-4-06-364693-1 [1]
Gaia Vol. 2
July 15th, 2007 978-4-06-364694-8

Notes[]

Skull Moon
  • One of the illustration page shows the moon with a skull shape. This is a tribute to the significant art style in Skull Man, which the manga always featuring a skull-like moon.


References[]

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