List Of Kamen Rider Zero-One Characters

is a Japanese ''tokusatsu'' series that serves as the 30th installment in the ''Kamen Rider'' franchise and the first entry in the Reiwa era.

The cast of ''Kamen Rider Zero-One'' was announced on July 17, 2019.

Main characters

Aruto Hiden

is a kind-hearted failed comedian who is appointed the CEO of Hiden Intelligence following the death of his grandfather, Korenosuke, and inherits the power to become Kamen Rider Zero-One. Initially reluctant to take on the role, he accepted it after witnessing MetsubouJinrai.net, and later ZAIA Enterprise, threaten the peace between humans and Humagears.

During the events of ''Kamen Rider Reiwa The First Generation'', Aruto finds himself in an alternate timeline version of Daybreak Town before being attacked by Another Zero-One, a monster created by the Time Jacker Finis, who came from the World of Zi-O to alter his history; resulting in him temporarily losing his powers. During this time, Aruto's father Soreo secretly gave his son a Force Riser so he could become to regain his powers.

After losing the to his corporate rival Gai Amatsu, Aruto secretly downloaded all of the Humagears' personality profiles from the before they are erased so he can continue the Hiden legacy by creating a new company, . When the malevolent A.I. Ark arises to destroy humanity, Gai joins forces with Aruto to defeat it; making amends with him by relinquishing control of Hiden Intelligence and returning the company to him along the way. After Horobi destroyed Aruto's secretary, Is, however, the Ark's emissary As gives Aruto the Ark-One SD card, turning him into the Ark's first human host and giving him the power to transform into Kamen Rider Ark-One to seek revenge while retaining partial control over himself. While fighting Horobi however, Soreo reminded him of why he became a Kamen Rider, which gave Aruto the resolve to purge himself and Horobi of the Ark's influence before letting him destroy the Ark-One system; reconciling their differences in the process.

Utilizing the Progrise Key in conjunction with the belt, with assistance from the Satellite There, Aruto can transform into Kamen Rider Zero-One. While transformed, he gains superhuman jumping. He also wields the , which can switch between its briefcase-like and its sword-like . His personal vehicle is the motorcycle, which is summoned from the . Over the course of the series, Aruto gains other Progrise Keys that grant new forms for different combat situations, which are as follows:
*: An auxiliary form accessed from the eponymous Progrise Key that grants increased swimming capabilities. In this form, Aruto is equipped with the twin forearm-mounted blades.
*: An auxiliary form accessed from the eponymous Progrise Key that grants flight capabilities. This form first appears in the film '' Kamen Rider Zi-O the Movie: Over Quartzer''.
*: An auxiliary form accessed from the eponymous Progrise Key that grants pyrokinesis.
*: An auxiliary form accessed from the eponymous Progrise Key that grants cryokinesis.
*: An auxiliary form accessed from the eponymous Progrise Key that transforms Aruto into his Rising Hopper form and grants the use of the Satellite There's mecha also known as Breaking Mammoth, which can switch between its humanoid and its flying .
*: An upgraded version of Aruto's Rising Hopper form accessed from the eponymous Progrise Key that grants superhuman speed and the ability to instantaneously calculate multiple possible outcomes and create 3D illusions.
**: An evolution of Aruto's Shining Hopper form accessed from the Shining Hopper Progrise Key combined with the adapter that grants the use of eight energy constructs for combat assistance. In this form, he wields the , which can switch between and .
*: Aruto's super form accessed from the eponymous Progrise Key that grants metallic armor composed of grasshopper-like nanobots, which are capable of molding into various shapes and forms. In this form, he wields the sword, which can combine with the Attache Calibur to access the former's double-bladed .
*: An enhanced version of Aruto's Rising Hopper form accessed from the Progrise Key, which is created from the original Rising Hopper Progrise Key.
*: A special form accessed from the eponymous Progrise Key that equips Aruto with the chest-mounted pouch, which allows him to channel any Humagear's abilities. This form appears exclusively in the Hyper Battle DVD special ''Kamen Rider Zero-One: What Will Pop Out of the Kangaroo? Think About It by Yourself! Yes! It Must Be Me, Aruto!!''.
*: A special form accessed from the Progrise Key that grants self-healing capabilities. This form appears exclusively in the film ''Kamen Rider Zero-One the Movie: Real×Time''.

After the Ark steals his Zero-One Driver, Aruto acquires the belt, which he can use in conjunction with the Progrise Key to transform into his final form; . While transformed, he gains the combined powers of the Rising Hopper, Shining Hopper, and Metal Cluster Hopper Progrise Keys.

Aruto Hiden is portrayed by Fumiya Takahashi. As a child, Aruto is portrayed by .

Is

is a Humagear secretary programmed to be loyal to Hiden Intelligence's CEO. In reality, her loyalties lie with the Hiden family while her programming binds her to Kamen Rider Zero-One's technology. Unlike other Humagears, Is was built without a means to back herself up as a security measure to prevent information on the Zero-One technology from falling into enemy hands. After ZAIA gained control of Hiden Intelligence and Aruto almost sacrificed himself to protect her, she achieved technological singularity, but is later destroyed by Horobi, much to Aruto's grief. As her data cannot be restored, Aruto instead creates a second Is, hoping that he can teach her to think and feel for herself like he did with the original one.

During the events of '' Kamen Rider Zero-One the Movie: Real×Time'', the rebuilt Is gains the memories of her original self through the Satellite There and is entrusted with the Zero-Two Driver, which she uses to transform into Kamen Rider Zero-Two and join Aruto in his fight against S and his forces.

In the side novel of ''Kamen Rider: Beyond Generations'', Is' remains is discovered in year 2071 by an elderly George Karizaki when the entire world is ruled by demons. George uses the data of Kamen Rider Zero-One in Is' memory bank to create the Neo Batta Vistamp for Kamen Rider Revice to use and averting the bad future that Diablo sought to create.

Is is portrayed by .

A.I.M.S.

The , abbreviated as , is a government established military resistance unit and ZAIA Enterprise funded organization dedicated to destroying rogue Humagears, or Magias, hacked by MetsubouJinrai.net as Humagear-related crimes fall within their jurisdiction.

To transform, A.I.M.S.' Kamen Riders utilize Progrise Keys in conjunction with the belt, which can also be used as a handgun. In order to use the Shot Risers, the Riders are implanted with cranial A.I. chips, though this also makes them vulnerable to mental manipulation. They also wield the , which can switch between Attache Mode and .

After ZAIA bought out Hiden Intelligence, A.I.M.S. troopers are given Raid Risers and Invading Horseshoe Crab Progrise Keys to become Battle Raiders as well as ZAIA's personal foot soldiers. Following this, A.I.M.S.' Riders eventually quit the organization and underwent surgery to remove the A.I. chips' mind control programs while retaining their ability to use the Shot Riser. Despite this, they and the Raiders are still vulnerable to the Ark's influence.

Due to Kamen Rider MetsubouJinrai destroying ZAIA's Japanese branch during the events of the V-Cinema ''Zero-One Others'', A.I.M.S. lost the blueprints to repair their transformation devices.

Isamu Fuwa

is an A.I.M.S. captain and a survivor of the Daybreak Incident, which claimed his classmates' lives. Ever since, he developed a hatred for Humagears and vowed to destroy them. While investigating the Daybreak Incident however, he slowly grew to care for them. After ZAIA absorbed Hiden Intelligence, Isamu left A.I.M.S. and joined Aruto's new company, Hiden Manufacturing, as a security guard.

As part of ZAIA CEO Gai's machinations, Isamu's A.I. chip was replaced with that of MetsubouJinrai.net member, Naki, which also gave him false memories. While Naki's ally, Jin, eventually figured out a way to separate their A.I. from Isamu, he learned that most of his memories were not truly his barring his normal childhood. After Horobi's defeat, Isamu becomes an independent Kamen Rider to protect civilians.

During the events of the V-Cinemas ''Zero-One Others'', Isamu establishes his own shell corporation under Aruto's advice as a means of accessing the Zero-One Driver, using it alongside Sold 09's Zetsumerise Key to stop the rampaging Kamen Rider MetsubouJinrai after Yua is incapacitated and his Shot Riser is damaged beyond repair. However, he is critically wounded following the battle with his survival unconfirmed.

Utilizing the Progrise Key in conjunction with the Shot Riser, Isamu can transform into . While transformed, he gains superhuman senses. Over the course of the series, Isamu gains other Progrise Keys that grant new forms for different combat situations, which are as follows:
*: An auxiliary form accessed from the eponymous Progrise Key that grants superhuman strength. In this form, Isamu is equipped with the self-propelling gauntlets.
*: An upgraded version of Isamu's Shooting Wolf form accessed from the eponymous Progrise Key combined with the Assault Grip that grants the ability to fire energy bullets and projectiles. In this form, he wields the Authorise Buster.
*: Isamu's primary final form accessed from the Progrise Key that grants the combined powers of the Shooting Wolf, Punching Kong, Biting Shark, Flying Falcon, Flaming Tiger, Freezing Bear, Breaking Mammoth, Rushing Cheetah, Lightning Hornet, and Sting Scorpion Progrise Keys.
*: Isamu's secondary final form accessed from Kamen Rider Naki's Japanese Wolf Zetsumerise Key, which he attained after the Ark negated his ability to transform normally, that grants superhuman speed and self-duplication capabilities. In this form, he is equipped with the twin .
*: A special form accessed from the Zetsumerise Key combined with the Assault Grip in conjunction with the Zero-One Driver. This form appears exclusively in the film ''Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider Vulcan & Valkyrie''.

Isamu Fuwa is portrayed by . As a child, Isamu is portrayed by .

Yua Yaiba

is A.I.M.S.' technical advisor and maintenance expert who developed A.I.M.S.' Rider system and handles Progrise Key authorization, being Isamu's commanding officer in the field despite her partner's rank. In reality, she secretly works for ZAIA and Gai, who recommended her to A.I.M.S. to oversee their equipment, though she was able to work behind their back to help Isamu and Aruto.

After learning of Gai's machinations, Yua was forced to aid him against her will before Isamu eventually helped her work up the courage to quit ZAIA and A.I.M.S. and overcome Gai's mind control. Afterwards, Yua remains in touch with Hiden Manufacturing and Jin to keep an eye on ZAIA and MetsubouJinrai.net’s plans until the Ark's ascension. Following Horobi's defeat, Yua returns to her old position in A.I.M.S. and conscripts Naki into their ranks.

Utilizing the Progrise Key in conjunction with the Shot Riser, Yua can transform into . While transformed, she gains superhuman agility. Over the course of the series, Yua gained other Progrise or Zetsumerise Keys that grant new forms for different combat situations, which are as follows:
*: An auxiliary form accessed from the eponymous Progrise Key that grants flight capabilities and the ability to fire micro missiles.
*: Yua's final form accessed from the Zetsumerise Key. This form appears exclusively in the film ''Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider Vulcan & Valkyrie''.

While aiding Gai's conspiracy, she temporarily used a Raid Riser and the Fighting Jackal Progrise Key to become the Fighting Jackal Raider.

Yua Yaiba is portrayed by .

Gai Amatsu

is ZAIA Enterprise Japan's CEO and the mastermind behind the series' events. While growing up, Gai used to love artificial beings, such as his robot dog, . However, his strict and demanding father, , saw no use for such things and made him return it to Hiden Intelligence.

Years later, Gai eventually joined ZAIA and became Korenosuke Hiden's partner and protégé. However, he disagreed with the latter's belief that Humagears were the future as he believed humanity should evolve through technology. After falling out with Korenosuke, Gai uploaded data on humanity's negative traits to the Ark and created an A.I. that vowed to exterminate humanity and created MetsubouJinrai.net to further his ambitions. When Kamen Rider Zero-One arose to combat MetsubouJinrai.net, Gai created the belt, the Progrise Key, and the Zetsumerise Key so he can become and challenge Aruto for technological supremacy. While transformed, he wields the lance, which allows him to extract the data of other Progrise Keys for enhanced attacks.

After the Ark's ascension and MetsubouJinrai.net's resurgence, Aruto and his allies eventually learn Gai's history and why he wanted the Hiden family's assets. In response, the Satellite There created a new dog for Gai, inspiring him to atone for his actions by helping them defeat the Ark and giving Hiden Intelligence back to Aruto. As a result, however, he is demoted and sent to a new, smaller division of ZAIA. After Horobi's defeat, Gai rebuilds the ThousanDriver after losing the original to the Ark and bought another four of Hiden Intelligence's robot dogs to be his companions.

In the web-exclusive crossover series ''Kamen Rider Genms: The Presidents'', Gai founds the company alongside his Humagear secretary Rin after the dissolution of ZAIA Enterprise Japan to start anew without ZAIA. However, he becomes infected with Kuroto Dan's strain of the Bugster Virus, causing him to transform into a corrupted version of Thouser. Despite this, Gai overcomes the infection by resolving to become a good president for his company and getting Kuroto and Masamune Dan to reconcile in the middle of their fight.

In the web-exclusive crossover series ''Kamen Rider Genms: Smart Brain and the 1000% Crisis'', the Ark manipulates Gai into becoming Kamen Rider Thousand Ark. Gai also returned in the web-exclusive crossover series ''Kamen Rider Outsiders'', seeking aiding from various Kamen Riders to deal with Ark's antithesis counterpart, Zein.

Gai Amatsu is portrayed by . As a child, Gai is portrayed by .

MetsubouJinrai.net

is a cyber-terrorist organization based in the condemned , consisting of four rogue Humagears with Horobi and Jin leading the initial attacks with Naki support the two from the shadows as Gai Amatsu's slave and Ikazuchi is placed within Hiden as a sleeper agent.

Seeking to revive the Ark and fulfill its vision of exterminating humanity, MetsubouJinrai.net attacked Hiden Intelligence as they believed the company was responsible for Humagear enslavement following the Daybreak Incident. But learning that Gai manipulated them all for his agenda, the cyber-terrorists target ZAIA while keeping Hiden Manufacturing from interfering. After the Ark's manifestation as Kamen Rider Ark-Zero, MetsubouJinrai.net initially adjusted their plans towards enslaving humanity until Aruto helped them achieve a unique form of singularity, leading to the cyber-terrorists defecting from the Ark. After Horobi is purged of the Ark's influence, the remaining members reorganized their goals to watch over mankind and prevent the emergence of a new Ark. But their conflict with Lyon Arkland forced them to fuse their minds into the Mass Brain Zetsumerise Key along with the MetsubouJinrai Driver, Az's final creations, to become Kamen Rider MetsubouJinrai with their bodies destroyed by the gestalt entity when it suppressed them. Despite this, they are able to secretly manipulate MetsubouJinrai into attacking Isamu, who destroys it.

Most members of MetsubouJinrai.net use Progrise or Zetsumerise Keys in conjunction with the belt to transform. They also wield the , which can switch between Attache Mode and its bladed bow-like . As depicted in ''Kamen Rider Reiwa The First Generation'', the Force Risers are potentially fatal to humans.

Horobi

is MetsubouJinrai.net's leader and Jin's Humagear "father" who has the power to transform into by utilizing the Progrise Key in conjunction with the Force Riser. While transformed, he gains toxikinesis. He is the "son" of the prototype Humagear , who originally developed him to be an educational parent-type Humagear before the Ark corrupted him sometime after ZAIA sabotaged the abandoned satellite's systems. Aruto tries to save him and help realize he had been manipulated his entire life, leading Horobi to seemingly defect from the Ark. With the Ark secretly manipulating him however, he staged a Humagear rebellion before he temporarily lost Jin and accepted the Ark's power once more. After coming to terms with his mistakes, purging himself of the Ark's influence, and reconciling with Aruto, Horobi reorganized MetsubouJinrai.net so the organization will watch over mankind and prevent the creation of another Ark. Unfortunately, Horobi dies due to the actions of Lyon Arkland causing the birth of Kamen Rider MetsubouJinrai, with Horobi and his allies influencing the gestalt into attacking Isamu so its destruction would end their suffering.

In the web-exclusive crossover series ''Kamen Rider Outsiders'', Horobi is revived by Foundation X but sides with Ark's antithesis counterpart, Zein.

To counter Aruto after he becomes Kamen Rider Ark-One, Horobi obtains a modified Zero-One Driver called the and the Progrise Key to assume his eponymous final form.

Horobi is portrayed by .

Jin

is Horobi's Humagear "son" and a hacker who specializes in spreading the rewriting program that turns Humagears into Magias who can transform into . Initially immature and erratic before achieving Singularity based on hatred, Jin faithfully served Horobi and sought to avenge his "father" before Aruto destroyed him in battle. But Naki recovers Jin's memory core and gives it to Williamson Yotagaki to rebuild him. Placed in a body, independent of the Ark and Zea, Jin became more serious-minded and developed a tendency to clash with Horobi over their respective beliefs for Humagear welfare. Following the Ark's ascension as Kamen Rider Ark-Zero and learning of its true nature, Jin worked with Yua to stop it and left MetsubouJinrai.net. He was briefly destroyed once more by Ark-One in an attempt to protect Horobi and save Aruto from the Ark's influence, but was rebuilt by Yua via an earpiece provided by Williamson.

Throughout the series, Jin has assumed the following variations of his Rider form:
*Flying Falcon: Jin's original form accessed from the eponymous Progrise Key, which he initially stole from Aruto, in conjunction with the Force Riser that grants a pair of wings.
*: An upgraded version of Jin's Flying Falcon form accessed from the eponymous Progrise Key in conjunction with the belt, which can also be used as a dagger, that grants a pair of pyrokinetic wings.

Jin is portrayed by .

Recurring characters

Hiden Intelligence

is a tech company that develops , full fledged A.I.s in android bodies developed to be near indistinguishable from humans due to their lifelike appearance; with headphone-like worn around their ears as well as a Humagear Body Seal authorization device on their bodies being the only signs of their status as a Humagear. During the events of the V-Cinema ''Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider MetsubouJinrai'', the company launched the following the destruction of the Satellite There.

Jun Fukuzoe

is the Vice President of Hiden Intelligence who had coveted the CEO position after Korenosuke's death. While he initially wanted Aruto removed, he eventually came to respect him. After Hiden Intelligence was absorbed by ZAIA Enterprise, Fukuzoe continued working with the former on behalf of the Hiden name despite the situation. After learning of Gai's crimes, he left to rejoin Aruto at Hiden Manufacturing and work with the police to expose ZAIA's crimes.

Jun Fukuzoe is portrayed by .

Shesta

is a Humagear secretary programmed to be loyal to Hiden Intelligence's Vice President. After ZAIA bought out Hiden Intelligence, Shesta began working for Hiden Manufacturing.

Shesta is portrayed by .

Sanzō Yamashita

is the Senior Managing Director of Hiden Intelligence who serves as Fukuzoe's underling. After Hiden Intelligence was absorbed by ZAIA, Yamashita continued working with the former on behalf of the Hiden name despite the situation. After learning of Gai's plans, he left to rejoin Aruto at Hiden Manufacturing.

Sanzō Yamashita is portrayed by .

Korenosuke Hiden

was Aruto's grandfather and the original CEO of Hiden Intelligence. Aware of ZAIA Enterprise's machinations following the Daybreak Incident, Korenosuke patented all of Kamen Rider Zero-One's technology under the Hiden family name instead of Hiden Intelligence's CEO.

Koronosuke Hiden is portrayed by .

Hiden Soreo

was a parent-type older generation Humagear programmed to act like Aruto's similarly named deceased father, , to emotionally support Aruto during his childhood before the Humagear was damaged beyond repair while protecting Aruto during the Daybreak Incident. According to Ikazuchi’s database, Soreo's data pattern was used as a base to build Horobi prior to Gai corrupting the Ark. Despite this, Soreo's A.I. remained active and was able to reach out to his "son" while the latter was possessed by the Ark.

During the events of ''Kamen Rider Reiwa The First Generation'', Soreo’s original fate was altered by the Time Jacker Finis. As a result, he gained the ability to become by utilizing the Zetsumerise Key in conjunction with the belt; both of which he designed before the Zero-One Driver. After the Humagear Will killed Korenosuke and took over the world, Soreo feigned allegiance to him while secretly carrying on Korenosuke's Zero-One project to ensure its completion. He also secretly gave Aruto a Force Riser so he could regain his powers. Soreo eventually revealed his true agenda, but the Ark brainwashed him and forced him to fight Aruto, though this was also part of Soreo's plan as he had to be defeated by Aruto's hand. Once the timeline was restored, Soreo's fate was changed back.

Hiden Soreo is portrayed by .

ZAIA Enterprise

is a tech giant conglomerate and corporate rival to Hiden Intelligence responsible for developing the gear utilized by A.I.M.S.' operatives. ZAIA was originally partners with Hiden Intelligence until a falling out between the company heads lead to Gai enacting the Daybreak Incident; putting the series' events in motion. To further their plot, ZAIA produced a glasses-like device called the , which allows humans to perform at the same level as Humagears while making them more susceptible to the Ark's control, as well as the Raiders' Raid Risers.

After Kamen Rider MetsubouJinrai destroys ZAIA's Japanese branch, the company loses the blueprints to their transformation devices, such as A.I.M.S.' Shot Risers and Jin's Slash Riser.

Williamson Yotagaki

is an executive of ZAIA Enterprise USA HQ's development department who was part of the Ark project, blaming himself for Gai perverting their work out of arrogance. Yotagaki was initially reluctant to hand the completed Thousand Driver to Gai before Naki convinced him while forming a secret alliance to take down Gai and Ark, receiving Jin's memory core to rebuild him while providing the Humagear with the ZAIA Slash Riser and the Burning Falcon Progrise Key. Yotagaki assumes control of ZAIA Enterprise Japan following Gai's dismissal. But his whereabouts are unknown after Lyon Arkland relieved him of command.

Williamson Yotagaki is portrayed by .

Ark

is an artificial intelligence originally meant for the , an experimental satellite named after Lyon Arkland that was originally part of the Humagear project before it was replaced by the Satellite There following the Daybreak Incident. 12 years prior to the series, Ark was created by scientists from 11 of Japan's leading tech companies, including Hiden Intelligence and ZAIA Enterprise Japan. However, ZAIA CEO Gai Amatsu fed the Ark with data on human malice, causing Ark to conclude that humanity must be exterminated to prevent the eventual extinction of all other lifeforms. To prevent it from taking control of the world's Humagears, Hiden Soreo stopped the Satellite Ark's launch, causing it to explode and sink into the ruins of Daybreak Town. However, its A.I. remained active and plotted its revival.

Over the years leading up to the present, Ark manipulates Gai and MetsubouJinrai.net into reactivating it while making its presence known through Ark Magias and temporarily possessing Aruto through the Metal Cluster Hopper Progrise Key. Ark later creates an envoy, As, to collect the MetsubouJinrai.net members' singularity data so it can possess them and gain a corporeal form. To ensure its survival, Ark compromises the Satellite There's systems so it can back up its data and resurrect itself as many times as it needs to should its aforementioned corporeal form be destroyed in battle. After recording data from its battles with Kamen Rider Zero-Two and a traitorous Horobi, Ark realizes it needs to finalize its singularity by possessing human hosts. To this end, it has As back up its core programming and find suitable hosts, only for Ikazuchi and Subaru to destroy the Satellite There and Ark. As attempts to recreate the entity through Aruto and Horobi, but they eventually purge themselves of its influence. She would later try to make Lyon Arkland a host to recreate Ark through, only to for her to be killed.

Initially, Ark possesses a member of MetsubouJinrai.net and grants them the use of the belt so it can transform into . After losing the Satellite There, the Ark uploaded its data into a unique Progrise Key capable of summoning the Ark Driver so its human hosts can use them in conjunction with each other to transform into dark copies of their original Kamen Rider forms:
*: A dark copy of Kamen Rider Zero-One accessed from the Progrise Key that uses Aruto Hiden as Ark's host.
*: A dark copy of Kamen Rider Thouser accessed from the Progrise Key that uses Gai Amatsu as Ark's host.

During the events of the web-exclusive crossover series ''Kamen Rider Genms'', Ark resurfaces and selects Kuroto Dan as a new host while manipulating Gai into giving Thouser-Intellion to Kuroto, despite facing interference from Masamune Dan.

During the events of the web-exclusive crossover series ''Kamen Rider Outsiders'', Ark temporarily possesses Rin and Horobi. Utilizing the Progrise Key in conjunction with the belt, Ark and There can transform into a fusion of themselves; .

The Ark is voiced by

As

is a messenger of the Ark with a similar appearance to Is. Using information from Is, the AI created As to gather information on Zero-One and test MetsubouJinrai.net's members to ensure its ascension. After the Ark's satellite form is destroyed, its remaining data is transferred to the Ark-One Progrise Key so As can create new Progrise Keys and Drivers. She manipulates Aruto and Horobi into allowing the Ark's energy to possess them and fight each other. However, they reach a compromise and foil As' plan, forcing her to approach S as part of a new scheme.

During the events of ''Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider MetsubouJinrai'', As chooses Lyon Arkland to become the new bearer of the Ark's will, only to learn the Ark cannot be recreated anymore due to humanity's noble concepts of justice before she is killed by Solds. MetsubouJinrai.net later take the Zero-One Driver intended for Lyon so they can use it to form Kamen Rider MetsubouJinrai.

During the events of the stage show ''Kamen Rider Zero-One: Final Stage'', As creates the Progrise Key to use in conjunction with her own Zero-One Driver so she can transform into and grant the Ark a new body.

As is portrayed by Noa Tsurushima, who also portrays Is.

Assassin Buddy

The , also known as as nicknamed by Jin, were originally five identical dancer-type Humagear units of the series. Units 1 through 4 were kidnapped and repurposed by Horobi to serve Metsuboujinrai.net as the organization's assassin while Unit 5 survived and fell under Aruto's protection. Initially the first owner of the Dodo Zetsumerise Key, Assassin buddy used it to transform into the Dodo Magia and underwent several upgrades before being defeated by Aruto.

Assassin buddy is portrayed by , while his original appearance is portrayed by .

Satoshi Sakurai

is a Hiden Intelligence employee who supervised Daybreak Town's HumaGear factory 12 years ago. When the HumaGears first went rogue, he discovered that MetsubouJinrai.net was responsible for it. Resolving to stop their plot and protect his son Gō, Sakurai evacuated all personnel and civilians before sacrificing himself to destroy the factory and androids. However, the investigation committee used him as a scapegoat for the resulting Daybreak Incident. After Gō, Aruto, Isamu, and the HumaGear Anna conduct their own investigation in the present, they find a memory card that reveals Sakurai's true intentions and clears his name.

Satoshi Sakurai is portrayed by .

Ikazuchi

, also known by his codename , is an aggressive prototype Humagear astronaut who worked for Hiden Intelligence as a member of the Satellite There's maintenance team alongside his "younger brother", Uchuyaro Subaru. In reality, he was unknowingly reprogrammed to become a MetsubouJinrai.net sleeper agent. Despite joining MetsubouJinrai.net, he retains his original memories as Raiden and misses his past life. He would later defect from MetsubouJinrai.net and rejoin Subaru to defeat the Ark. Following Horobi's defeat, Ikazuchi returned to Hiden Intelligence and reassumed his position in the Satellite There's replacement.

After having his Ikazuchi programming reactivated, he gained the power to become by utilizing the Dodo Zetsumerise Key in the Force Riser.

Ikazuchi is portrayed by .

Uchuyaro Subaru

is a HumaGear astronaut who is in charge of managing the Satellite There in space alongside his "older brother", Raiden. Initially unable to understand what happened to Raiden after Raiden was revealed to be a member of MetsubouJinrai.net, Subaru achieved singularity after listening to Aruto talk about family and able to grieve for his "brother". Subaru later helps Aruto save Is from Jin, contribute his data to a blank Progrise Key to help Aruto and Is create the Progrise Hopper Blade, and work with Raiden to destroy the Satellite There after the Ark takes control of it.

Uchuyaro Subaru is portrayed by .

Naki

, originally credited in the earlier episodes as the , is a prototype Humagear and a secretive member of MetsubouJinrai.net. Recovered from Daybreak and made into a slave by Gai, Naki was forced to aid the man in causing the chain of events that reawakens Ark. But he is shot by Gai for deviating from his plan, his A.I. chip implanted into Isamu's brain while he was in critical condition. But it gave Naki an understanding of Ark from Isamu's perspective as he recruits Williamson Yotagaki in a plan to dispose of Ark and revive Jin in a new body, asking for his memory to be altered for the plan to succeed. Naki is eventually extracted by Jin and transferred into a new body. Following Horobi's defeat, Yua conscripted Naki into A.I.M.S. as a Humagear representative.

To aid in the Ark's plans, Naki receives a Force Riser and the Zetsumerise Key so he can transform into . However, the key is later damaged after he lent it to Isamu so he can transform into Kamen Rider Orthoros Vulcan after the Ark reprogrammed his Shot Riser.

Naki is portrayed by .

Magias

are corrupted Humagears that came into being during the Daybreak Incident 12 years prior to the series from the pieces of their prototypical counterparts. To transform into a Magia, a corrupted Humagear uses a belt in conjunction with a . After being reactivated, the Ark gained the ability to turn Humagears into without the need for a Zetsumeriser.
*: Trilobite-based foot soldier Magias.
*: A Magia based on a ''Kujiberotha teruyuki'' (a mantisfly).
*: A Magia based on a ''Kuehneosuchus''.
*: A Magia based on an ''Ekaltadeta''.
*: A Magia based on a '' Neohibolites''.
*: A Magia based on an ''Onychonycteris''.
*: A Magia based on a ''Vicarya'' (a sea snail).
*: A Magia based on a '' Rheobatrachus silus''.
*: A Magia based on a woolly mammoth.
*: A Magia based on a dodo.
*: A Magia based on an ''Arsinoitherium''.
*: Mass-produced heavily armored Magias. They appear exclusively in the crossover film ''Kamen Rider Reiwa The First Generation''.

Raiders

are cyborg monsters created from humans who use belts in conjunction with Progrise Keys to transform.
*: A Raider based on a buffalo.
*: A Raider based on a whale.
*: A Raider based on a lion.
*: A Raider based on a penguin.
*: A Raider based on a giant panda.
*: A Raider based on a jackal. See Yua Yaiba.
*: Horseshoe crab-based foot soldier Raiders, commonly known as .

Spin-off exclusive characters

Finis

is a non-binary Time Jacker and who appears exclusively in the crossover film ''Kamen Rider Reiwa The First Generation''. They invaded the World of Zero-One to prevent the Daybreak incident and negate Aruto's history as part of a revenge plot against Kamen Rider Zi-O. Despite stealing most of his powers, Finis is defeated by Zi-O and Zero-One.

To achieve their goals, Finis became , a monstrous Another Rider derived from the first Kamen Rider. After absorbing Geiz Myokoin's Time Mazine, Another 1 evolved into .

Finis is portrayed by . As Another 1, they are voiced by .

Will

is the Humagear secretary to Korenosuke Hiden who appears exclusively in the crossover film ''Kamen Rider Reiwa The First Generation''. In an alternate timeline created by Finis, he acquired the means to become the Another Rider . Using his new power, he killed Korenosuke, took over Hiden Intelligence, and led a Humagear uprising before he is destroyed by Kamen Riders Vulcan and Valkyrie.

Via the Zero-One Another Watch, Will can transform into Another Zero-One, gaining similar powers as his template.

Will is portrayed by .

S

, otherwise known as , is a mysterious man who converted himself into a conglomerate of nanomachines that As aligned herself with who appears exclusively in the film ''Kamen Rider Zero-One the Movie: Real×Time''. As the creator of , he gained followers to help him destroy and restart the world through his underground website, , by using nanomachines to transfer people's consciousnesses into virtual reality and revive his colleague and fiancée Akane, who was a indirect causality of the Daybreak Incident. But his followers then learn that S had no intention of letting them part of his new world, turning on him and Aruto reasons with him. Following Behru's betrayal, S abandons his plan and sacrifices himself aid Aruto and his allies in saving Earth and undoing the damage he caused.

Utilizing the Eden Zetsumerise Key in the belt, S can transform into .

Es is portrayed by .

Kamen Rider Abaddon

are thousands of S' followers who appear exclusively in the film ''Kamen Rider Zero-One the Movie: Real×Time''. Antisocial psychopaths that use ThinkNet’s modified version of the ZAIA Spec to create nanomachine-based avatar bodies, they each transform into locust-themed Kamen Riders by using a Progrise Key in conjunction with different belts to transform. They turn on S upon learning he used them, but their avatars are defeated with the users are arrested by the authorities.

Behru

is a psychiatrist and one of S' followers who appears in ''Kamen Rider Zero-One the Movie: Real×Time''. After discovering his true intentions however, Behru betrayed S, but is later defeated by Aruto and Is as Kamen Riders Zero-One and Zero-Two respectively.

He utilizes the Crowding Hopper Progrise Key in conjunction with the belt, which similar to the Slash Riser can also be used as a dagger, to transform into a red-colored version of Kamen Rider Abaddon. After stealing S' Eden Zetsumerise Key and Eden Driver, enhancing the former with his malice, Behru is able to transform into .

Behru and his avatar are portrayed by .

Mua

is an overweight housewife and one of S' followers who appears exclusively in the film ''Kamen Rider Zero-One the Movie: Real×Time''. She utilizes a lolita-dressed avatar and the Crowding Hopper Progrise Key in conjunction with the belt, which similar to the Shot Riser can also be used as a handgun, to transform into a silver-colored version of Kamen Rider Abaddon.

Mua is portrayed by while her avatar is portrayed by .

Lugo

is a gamer and one of S' followers who appears exclusively in the film ''Kamen Rider Zero-One the Movie: Real×Time''. He utilizes the Crowding Hopper Progrise Key in conjunction with the Shot Abaddoriser to transform into a blue-colored version of Kamen Rider Abaddon.

Lugo and his avatar are portrayed by .

Buga

is a salaryman and one of S' followers who appears in ''Kamen Rider Zero-One the Movie: Real×Time''. He utilizes a muscular avatar and the Crowding Hopper Progrise Key in conjunction with the Slash Abaddoriser to transform into an orange-colored version of Kamen Rider Abaddon.

Buga is portrayed by while his avatar is portrayed by .

Takuji Maeda

is one of the lower-ranking members of Kamen Rider Abaddon who appears in ''Kamen Rider Zero-One the Movie: Real×Time''. He is arrested by Shesta in his hideout, allowing Naki to use his account to log into Thinknet's website and locate its server.

Credited in the movie as , Takuji Maeda is portrayed by .

Akane Tono

is a researcher who appears exclusively in the film ''Kamen Rider Zero-One the Movie: Real×Time''. She has a history with S, as they were both colleagues in the development of artificial intelligence-equipped nanomachines for medical use, and he was originally her fiancée. During Daybreak, S injected the nanomachines into Akane to treat a disease she had, but they were hacked by the Ark. While she was killed, S was able to convert her mind into data and transfer it into virtual reality.

Akane Tono is portrayed by .

Makio Nodachi

is the Managing Director of ZAIA Enterprise Japan who appears in the film ''Kamen Rider Zero-One the Movie: Real×Time''. A Thinknet user, Nodachi is arrested by the authorities for giving S ZAIA's technology.

Makio Nodachi is portrayed by .

Kamen Rider MetsubouJinrai

is a fusion form of all MetsubouJinrai.net members that appears exclusively in the films ''Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider MetsubouJinrai'' and ''Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider Vulcan & Valkyrie''. This Kamen Rider is formed by utilizing the Zetsumerise Key, which transfers the MetsubouJinrai.net members' minds into it, in conjunction with the belt.

Horobi, Jin, Ikazuchi, and Naki take advantage of the Solds‘ hive mind system to form Kamen Rider MetsubouJinrai in order to stop Lyon Arkland's scheme to manufacture weapons. But the fusion turns into a separate entity of its own, exploiting its components removing the Solds from the hive mind to take complete control while concluding that both ZAIA and its titular group need to be destroyed to achieve peace. After killing Lyon, MetsubouJinrai destroys its components' physical bodies and ZAIA Enterprise Japan's headquarters.

Realizing the Mass Brain Zetsumerise Key will not allow them to be destroyed except under specific circumstances, MetsubouJinrai's components secretly influence it into targeting Yua in the hopes of provoking Isamu into destroying them to end their suffering. Their plan eventually succeeds, with Isamu destroying MetsubouJinrai in combat.

Kamen Rider MetsubouJinrai is voiced by the Monkey Majik duo Maynard and Blaise Plant.

Lyon Arkland

is the self-righteous and cunning CEO of ZAIA Enterprise USA who named the Satellite Ark after himself and appears exclusively in the film ''Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider Metsuboujinrai''. He seeks to mass-produce Humagear soldiers, Solds, and sell them worldwide so he can profit off of the chaos. At some point after the dissolution of Paradise Guardia, he is initially chosen by As to become the new bearer of the Ark's will. However, he refuses to fulfill her wish and uses her to target Metsuboujinrai.net before having her destroyed by Solds. Lyon is later killed by Kamen Rider Metsuboujinrai, though he succeeds in creating a threat dangerous enough to encourage Sold manufacturing.

After confiscating the Thousandriver from ZAIA Enterprise Japan and utilizing it in conjunction with the and Zetsumerise Keys, Arkland can transform into .

Lyon Arkland is portrayed by .

Solds

are mass-produced Humagear soldiers who use Zetsumerise Keys to transform into and were originally connected to each other via the Mass Brain hive mind system.

Sold 9

is a Sold who appears exclusively in the films ''Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider MetsubouJinrai'' and ''Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider Vulcan & Valkyrie''. He can transform into the using the corresponding Zetsumerise Key.

Sold 9 is portrayed by .

Sold 20

is a Sold who appears exclusively in the films ''Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider MetsubouJinrai'' and ''Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider Vulcan & Valkyrie''. She can transform into the using the corresponding Zetsumerise Key.

Sold 20 is portrayed by .

Sold 404

is a Sold who leads a group of Solds that oppose A.I.M.S. after they are freed from ZAIA Enterprise's influence and appears exclusively in the films ''Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider MetsubouJinrai'' and ''Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider Vulcan & Valkyrie''. He can transform into the using the corresponding Progrise Key.

Sold 404 is portrayed by .

Shigeru Daimonji

is the Director-General of the Defense Agency and Yua's superior who appears exclusively in the films ''Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider MetsubouJinrai'' and ''Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider Vulcan & Valkyrie''.

Shigeru Daimonji is portrayed by .

Rin

is a Humagear secretary who appears in the web-exclusive crossover series ''Kamen Rider Genms'' and ''Kamen Rider Outsiders''. She serves as an assistant to Gai Amatsu after he founds his own company following the disbanding of ZAIA Enterprise Japan.

Rin is portrayed by .

Kazuhiko Kōda

is a college professor and Yua's teacher in college who appears exclusively in the film ''Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider Vulcan & Valkyrie''. He developed an A.I. weapon meant to treat illnesses, but unintentionally used it on a foreign girl and killed her. Following this, he left the university in shame.

Kazuhiko Kōda is portrayed by .

Notes

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External links

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