However, this weakens the Dopant visibly, and as such high-ranking Museum members use especially potent Gaia Memories, identified by their golden colors, to compensate. Despite their benefits, there are those who dislike the use of Drivers and would rather take the risks than being weakened, such as Doctor Isaka.
Kamen Riders utilize Gaia Memories that have been refined to remove all negative side effects. These Memories can only be used in specialized Memory Driver belts, and have their power channeled through the Driver instead of entering the user's body.
They were created by Shroud during her research as Fumine Sonozaki. This refinement has the downside of further weakening the Memories, the full power of which can only be accessed during a Maximum Drive. Stronger Gaia Memories require a direct strike on its location within the Dopant's body to execute a Memory Break. If the Dopant did not use the Memory via a Living Connector, a Memory Break will not occur, but the Gaia Memory will still be ejected from the user's body.
A person's ability to use a Gaia Memory depends on their compatibility with it. A user with high compatibility will be able to access a Memory's full powers, sometimes resulting in a Dopant or Kamen Rider gaining a stronger form.
A user with lower compatibility will be weaker and may experience adverse side effects. As revealed in Futo Detectives , those with an unusually high compatibility rate will gain a portion of their memory's powers from continued usage, being able to use it in human form. These Gaia Memories are used by Philip Double's right half , and activated on the right slot of the Doubledriver. There were 26 T2 Gaia Memories, one for each letter in the alphabet.
Unlike other refined Gaia Memories, they have blue plugs instead of silver or gold ones. They are capable of transforming someone into a Dopant without a living connector and not cause the side effects associated with previous Memories.
T2 Gaia Memories also seem to have some level of sentience, as they were seen seeking out compatible users. T2 Memories are also implied to be stronger than their T1 counterparts. Unlike the previous Gaia Memories, T2 Gaia Memories could not be destroyed with a normal Maximum Drive, which only results in the Memory being ejected from the user.
The "Dopants" produced with these Memories are simply outrageous outfits instead of monster costumes. Several times throughout the television series, briefcases filled with various Gaia Memories are briefly shown, with most of them never being used.
Others are seen in the possession of customers, but are destroyed before the person can transform. Foundation X facilities also sometimes have various Memories on display.
All of them were later represented in the Complete Selection Modification line. Identifiable Memories include:. In real life, there exist exclusive illustration or toy Gaia Memories that do not exist in the television series, usually released in Kamen Rider related media, such as Televi-kun and Ganbaride. The Gaia Memories, along with the other Rider Powers , were stolen from Double by Amadum in the world within the Magic Stone , who explained that they were already his due to the Riders' powers being from the same source as evil.
However, the power was soon returned thanks to the appearance of Kamen Rider Gaim , with the return of the Memories immediately transforming Double into CycloneJokerXtreme. Kamen Rider Wiki Explore. Kamen Rider. Reiwa Revice Saber Zero-One. Zero-One Saber. Explore Wikis Community Central.
To defeat a Dopant, a Kamen Rider has to use one of its Maximum Drive finishing attacks to eject and destroy the Gaia Memory, resulting in what is called a Memory Break.
Evolved Gaia Memories require a direct strike on its location within the Dopant's body to execute the Memory Break. If the Dopant does not have a Living Connector, a Memory Break will not occur, however the Gaia Memory will still be ejected from the user's body. Dopants who use Memory Drivers are not susceptible to Memory Breaks. T2 Gaia Memories are next-generation Gaia Memories developed independently by Foundation X and were started by Shroud's research before she left the Museum.
They are carried at all times by Jun Kazu. All of them are similar in appearance to the Gaia Memories used by Kamen Riders but can used to transform into a Dopant by direct insertion, or with a Memory Driver to become Kamen Riders. While identical to Kamen Rider's Memories in design, they have blue plugs instead of silver ones. While they can be ejected by way of Maximum Drives, they are usually incapable to be broken by such methods, which serves as a sign that T2 Gaia Memories are more powerful than their predecessors.
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