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- For the version in the magic stone, see Rinko Daimon (World within the Magic Stone).
Rinko Daimon (大門 凛子, Daimon Rinko) is a rookie detective at the Toriizaka Police Station who was the Gate targeted by the Minotauros Phantom. After being saved by Wizard, she joins Haruto in his fight against the Phantoms.
History[]
Rinko attacked by Phantom
She is dragged into the fight between Kamen Rider Wizard and the Phantoms when she targeted by the Phantom Minotauros with Haruto.
Though she arrested Haruto to get the full story on the monsters, Rinko is upset that her superiors will not let her investigate the Phantoms as it is out of their purview nor inform the public, which does not match her Edokko upbringing. After she fell into despair thanks to Minotauros, Wizard destroying both the Phantom and Rinko's Inner Phantom, Jabberwock (ジャバウォック, Jabawokku), manifesting inside her Underworld. Though no longer a Gate, Rinko chose to help Haruto to combat the Phantoms while also escorts the Gate target to safety. She also had be seen using her skills as a policewoman while fighting Ghouls in Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider Wizard & Fourze: Movie War Ultimatum.
She had once encounter Phoenix, who firstly helps her with foiling Beelzebub's scheme before she was used by him to lure Wizard into combating him.
With the help of Masanori Kizaki from Section Zero, who joins Haruto's group, she and Haruto investigates the identities for the Phantoms' human counterparts with the example of Sora/Gremlin being a serial killer before his days as a Phantom or Sou Fueki's past.
After Haruto's final battle with Gremlin, she becomes an instructor for Mayu, who is now a policewoman rookie as they were shifted to Section Zero.
In the novel ending, she and Haruto would eventually fall in love and get married, soon after giving birth to their daughter, Koyomi Soma. [Novel: Kamen Rider Wizard]
Video Game appearances[]
Kamen Rider Travelers Record[]
Rinko appears in the video game Kamen Rider Travelers Record.
Kamen Rider Birth[]
Kamen Rider Birth
- Rider Statistics
- Height: 199 cm
- Weight: 92 kg
- Ability Parameters
- Punch Power: 3.5t
- Kick Power: 8t
- Jump Power: 45m
- Speed: 100m/5s
Like Kamen Rider OOO, Kamen Rider Birth's powers stem from the O Medals that power the Greeed and their Yummy creations. However, Kamen Rider Birth's powers originate solely from the Kougami Foundation's technology developed by Kiyoto Maki to utilize the power of the Cell Medals. On Birth's armor there are capsules called Receptacle Orbs (リセプタクルオーブ Riseputakuru Ōbu), in which the Birth CLAWs system is installed in until a Cell Medal is used to summon the weapons. However, due to using Cell Medals as opposed to Core Medals, Birth was at a disadvantage against a single Greeed. Kamen Rider Birth's exosuit has originally a self-destruct function built into it. However, the self-destruct function has been disabled by Shintaro Goto when Kiyoto Maki defected to the Greeeds' side.
This form is exclusive to S.I.C. Hero Saga Kamen Rider Wizard Edition: The Sorcerer's Apprentice.
Equipment[]
Devices[]
- Birth Driver: Transformation belt
- Cell Medal: Uses to transform or access weapons
Weapons[]
- Birth Buster: Birth's personal sidearm
- Smith & Wesson Model 360: Police firearm.
Phantom[]
Jabberwock Phantom
- Main article: Jabberwock
Jabberwock (ジャバウォック, Jabawokku) is Rinko's inner Phantom which tries to makes its way to the real world by smashing the Gate's Underworld. However, Kamen Rider Wizard quickly destroys it via Wizardragon.
Appearances[]
Kamen Rider Wizard
- Episode 1: The Ringed Magician
- Episode 2: I Want to Be a Magician
- Episode 3: Transform! Live Broadcast
- Episode 4: The Doll and the Pianist
- Episode 5: The Deciding Match of the Contest
- Episode 6: To a Beautiful Flower
- Episode 7: Buying Memories
- Episode 8: A New Magic Stone
- Episode 9: Dragon's Cry
- Episode 10: National Security Bureau Section Zero
- Episode 11: The Promise to Defend
- Episode 12: The Wagashi of Hope
- Episode 13: The Heir to the Dream
- Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider Wizard & Fourze: Movie War Ultimatum
- Episode 14: The Film Director Came Back
- Episode 15: After the Last Scene is...
- Episode 16: The Miracle of Christmas
- Episode 17: Another Magician
- Episode 18: The Mana Is Meal
- Episode 19: Today's Life, the Life of Tomorrow
- Episode 20: The Truth Is Approaching
- Episode 21: The Dragons' Wild Dance
- Episode 22: The Phoenix's Rampage
- Episode 23: The Decisive Battle
- Episode 24: The Magician's Grandmother
- Episode 25: Choice of Life
- Episode 26: Academy Infiltration
- Episode 27: Big Sister and Little Sister
- Episode 28: The Stolen Belt
- Episode 29: The Evolving Wild Beast
- Episode 30: The Day Magic Vanished
- Episode 31: Tears
- Kamen Rider × Super Sentai × Space Sheriff: Super Hero Taisen Z
- Episode 32: Dangerous Part-Time Job
- Episode 33: Things Money Cannot Buy
- Episode 34: The Reverse Side of a Popular Model
- Episode 35: The Other Side of Sora
- Episode 36: The Myna Speaks
- Episode 37: Wanted: Despair
- Episode 38: The Stolen Hope
- Episode 39: What was Forgotten on the Pitch
- Episode 40: I Want to Ride a Bike
- Episode 41: Magician is Fate
- Episode 42: The Ringed Novelist
- Episode 43: White Wizard's Secret
- Kamen Rider Wizard in Magic Land
- Episode 44: The Son's Keepsake
- Episode 45: A Smile in the Chest
- Episode 46: Shattered Memory
- Episode 47: Wiseman's Truth
- Episode 48: The Philosopher's Stone
- Episode 49: The Beginning of the Sabbath
- Episode 50: The Important Thing is...
- Episode 51: The Last Hope
- Episode 52: The Kamen Rider Rings (Mentioned)
- Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider Gaim & Wizard: The Fateful Sengoku Movie Battle
- Kamen Rider Wizard: The Promised Place
- Novel: Kamen Rider Wizard
- Kamen Rider Wizard: The Sorcerer's Apprentice
- Kamen Rider Jeanne & Kamen Rider Aguilera with Girls Remix
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
Rinko Daimon is portrayed by Yuko Takayama (高山 侑子, Takayama Yūko), who previously portrayed Miku Uehara in Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider: Cho-Den-O Trilogy: Episode Blue: The Dispatched Imagin is Newtral. As a child, Rinko is portrayed by Ichino Suehara (末原 一乃, Suehara Ichino).