Kamen Rider Ghost: Legendary! Rider Souls!
When a mysterious boy named Frey steals Ghost and Specter's Eyecons, they must call upon the powers of past Kamen Riders to defeat him.
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『仮面ライダーゴースト 伝説！ライダーの魂！』第1章「ドライブ編」
Seasons
This series features the debut of six Legend Rider Damashii, namely Ghost's Drive Damashii, Gaim Damashii, Wizard Damashii & Specter's W Damashii, Fourze Damashii and OOO Damashii, which are all reprised in the aforementioned Kamen Rider 1 movie. These chapters take place after Ghost and Specter obtain the Ryoma, Himiko and Houdini Eyecons respectively. Due to the Himiko Eyecon, and Makoto not being Necrom Specter, this would take place at least after episode 20, and before Makoto's departure for the Gamma world in the following episode.
1. Drive Chapter
A monster named Xibalba appears in the city. Then a boy named Frey appears and summons Heart Roidmude. The next day, Takeru and Makoto appear to the scene and encounter Frey and Heart Roidmude. Takeru and Makoto transform into Ghost and Specter respectively and take on Heart Roidmude.
2. W Chapter
At Takeru's place, Freya tries to convince Takeru and others that she's on their side, but they remain skeptical, still wary about Freya's unknown origin and her true intentions. Eventually Takeru persuades them that they should trust Freya for now, pointing that without Freya's help, he wouldn't be able to get Drive's Eyecon and defeat Heart Roidmude. Meanwhile, Frey summons Terror Dopant while voicing to himself the question of what Freya will do.
3. Gaim Chapter
Frey summons Lord Baron and Sagittarius Nova and orders Lord Baron to fight Ghost. Lord Baron appears before Takeru and Akari and Takeru transforms into Ghost to fight Lord Baron. During the fight, Lord Baron asks Ghost why he fights.
4. Fourze Chapter
Takeru and Akari return home only to bump into Freya. Takeru asks Freya what those monsters were talking about but she refuses to answer. Meanwhile, Makoto and Onari are about to come back but Sagittarius Nova appears and attacks them. Makoto transforms into Specter and fights Sagittarius Nova.
5. OOO Chapter
Takeru and Makoto asks Freya and her brother Frey what they are after. Turns out that Freya and Frey are working together. Frey tells Takeru that he'll explain if he can defeat the monsters that Frey summoned.
6. Wizard Chapter
As Specter holds off Xibalba, Wiseman resumes his magical assault against Ghost who, realizing that Wiseman is meant to give him power, asks why they need to fight. Wiseman maintains that no one can escape the fate of despair, daring Ghost to show his determination if he wants to stop it.
7. Last Chapter: 1 & Heisei
Having been entrusted with the Kamen Rider 45 Ghost Eyecon by Freya, Takeru walks with Makoto, pondering Freya's words that the "true enemy" is coming. The pair are interrupted by the sight of something descending to the Earth, and move to face it.
Cast
Shun Nishime
Takeru Tenkuji / Kamen Rider Ghost
Ryosuke Yamamoto
Makoto Fukami / Kamen Rider Specter
Hikaru Osawa
Akari Tsukimura
Takayuki Yanagi
Onari
Ryo Ogawa
Frey
Takaya Hashi
Xibalba (voice)
Akio Togashi
Ghost Driver (voice)
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