History Film / FarewellFamiKamenRider

Three years later, a video game enthusiast named Chris happens upon the cartridge at a yard sale. Unable to use it, he posts a picture of it on a video game forum in an attempt to figure out how to fix it. Later that day, he is suddenly attacked by the same {{Mooks}} who ambushed Marzgurl outside the battle three years ago. Marzgurl swoops in and saves him, and the two embark on a journey to find the [=FamiKamen=] Rider.

Three years later, a video game enthusiast named Chris happens upon the cartridge at a yard sale. Unable to use it, he posts a picture of it on a video game forum in an attempt to figure out how to fix it. Later that day, he is suddenly attacked by the same {{Mooks}} who ambushed Marzgurl outside the battle three years ago. Marzgurl swoops in and saves him, and the two embark on a journey to find the [=FamiKamen=] Rider.

Three years later, a video game enthusiast named Chris happens upon the cartridge at a yard sale. Unable to use it, he posts a picture of it on a video game forum. Later that day, he is suddenly attacked by the same {{Mooks}} who ambushed Marzgurl outside the battle three years ago. Marzgurl swoops in and saves him, and the two embark on a journey to find the [=FamiKamen=] Rider.

* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: The BigBad gives one to Chris in a fit of EvilGloating during the final battle, saying that he's "nobody" and "less then nothing" and that all the information his {{Mooks}} found on him "could be put on a sticky note." To rub salt on the wound, he claims that he's exactly the kind of seemingly brain-dead media consumer with no life "looking at silly little cat videos on the Internet, spending your time with your precious little games" his EvilPlan wants to exploit.

The story begins where [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=f9AJeefMS3s this video]] left off. After a showdown at Con G in 2012, the [=FamiKamen=] Rider is missing in action. Marzgurl is attacked by masked goons outside the convention while trying to escape. She attempts to Henshin (transform into the Warion), but the belt rejects her. She manages to escape with his Henshin belt, but the cartridge is blasted away.
Three years later, a video game enthusiast named Chris happens upon the cartridge at a yard sale. Unable to use it, he posts a picture of it on a video game forum. Later that day, he is suddenly attacked by the same {{Mooks}} who ambushed Marzgurl outside the battle three years ago. Marzgurl swoops in and saves him, and the two embark on a journey to find the [=FamiKamen=] Rider.

* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: The BigBad gives one to Chris in a fit of EvilGloating during the final battle, saying that he's "nobody" and "less then nothing" and that all the information his {{Mooks}} found on him "could be put on a sticky note." To rub salt on the wound, he claims that he's exactly the kind of seemingly brain-dead media consumer with no life his EvilPlan wants to exploit.

* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: The BigBad gives one to Chris, saying that he's "nobody" and "less then nothing" and that all the information his {{Mooks}} found on him "could be put on a sticky note." To rub salt on the wound, he claims that he's exactly the kind of seemingly brain-dead media consumer with no life his EvilPlan wants to exploit.

* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: The BigBad gives one to Chris, claiming that all the information his {{Mooks}} found on him "could be put on a sticky note" and that he's exactly the kind of person his EvilPlan wants to exploit.

* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: The BigBad gives one to Chris, calling him "less then nothing" and claiming that all the information his {{Mooks}} found on him "could be put on a sticky note."

* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: The BigBad gives one to Chris, calling him "less then nothing" and claiming that all the information his {{Mooks}} found on him "could fit on a sticky note."

* RealLifeWritesThePlot: The [=FamiKamen=] Rider series was going to be an 11 episode web series made by JewWario himself, but after his passing, Kaylyn and Josh Saucedo rewrote and produced the project.

* RealLifeWritesThePlot: The [=FamiKamen=] Rider series was going to be an 11 episode web series made by JewWario himself, but after his passing, Kaylyn and Chris Saucedo rewrote and produced the project.

''Farewell, [=FamiKamen=] Rider'' is a 2015 film, written by [[WebOriginal/{{Marzgurl}} Kaylyn and Chris Saucedo]], based on the works of [[WebVideo/YouCanPlayThis Justin "JewWario" Carmical.]] The film was created to conclude the story of the [=FamiKamen=] Rider that began in WebVideo/YouCanPlayThis. The story began as a running plot line in WebVideo/YouCanPlayThis, with a movie Kickstarter funded and in pre-production. However, following Justin Carmical's tragic passing, the saga was incomplete and the story left hanging. Kaylyn and Chris took it upon themselves to write a new script and see the project to fruition, and a rough cut of the film was screened at Magfest 2015. The full film was released online April 15th, 2015.

''Farewell, [=FamiKamen=] Rider'' is a 2015 film, written by [[WebOriginal/{{Marzgurl}} Kaylyn and Chris Saucedo]], based on the works of [[WebVideo/YouCanPlayThis Justin "Jewwario" Carmical.]] The film was created to conclude the story of the [=FamiKamen=] Rider that began in WebVideo/YouCanPlayThis. The story began as a running plot line in WebVideo/YouCanPlayThis, with a movie Kickstarter funded and in pre-production. However, following Justin Carmical's tragic passing, the saga was incomplete and the story left hanging. Kaylyn and Chris took it upon themselves to write a new script and see the project to fruition, and a rough cut of the film was screened at Magfest 2015. The full film was released online April 15th, 2015.

* ItsAllMyFault: [[spoiler: Marzgurl thinks she's indirectly responsible for the disappearances of Jewwarion and Yanki J.]]

* RealLifeWritesThePlot: The [=FamiKamen=] Rider series was going to be an 11 episode web series made by Jewwario himself, but after his passing, Kaylyn and Chris Saucedo rewrote and produced the project.
* RobotGirl: [=SuNami=].

* ActionGirl: Marzgurl and [=SuNami=].

* RealLifeWritesThePlot: The [=FamiKamen=] Rider series was going to be an 11 episode web series made by Jewwario himself, but after his passing, Kaylyn and Chris Saucedo rewrote the project. When Justin or his characters appear in the film, [[FakeShemp it's via body doubles, voice acting, dubbing of old audio clips, and archival footage.]]

* RealLifeWritesThePlot: The [=FamiKamen=] Rider series was going to be an 11 episode web series made by Jewwario himself, but after his passing, Kaylyn and Chris Saucedo rewrote the project. When Justin or his characters appear in the film, it's via body doubles, voice acting, dubbing of old audio clips, and archival footage.
** Additionally, several real life events are referenced in the film.
*** [[WebVideo/{{Kickassia}} The invasion of a micro nation in Nevada.]]
*** The story Marzgurl tells Chris at night in the car is real.
*** Marzgurl not recognizing [[WebVideo/WhatTheFuckIsWrongWithYou Nash]] the first time they met.

*** Marzgurl not recognizing [[WebVideo/WhatTheFuckIsWrongWithYou Nash]] when they first meet.

* RealLifeWritesThePlot: The [=FamiKamen=] Rider series was going to be an 11 episode web series made by Jewwario himself, but after his passing, Kaylyn and Chris Saucedo rewrote the project. When Justin or his characters appear in the film, it's via body doubles, voice acting, dubbing of old audio clips, and archival footage.

''Farewell, [=FamiKamen=] Rider'' is a 2015 film, written by [[WebOriginal/{{Marzgurl}} Kaylyn and Chris Saucedo]], based on the works of [[WebVideo/YouCanPlayThis Justin "Jewwario" Carmical.]] The film was created to conclude the story of the [=FamiKamen=] Rider that began in WebVideo/YouCanPlayThis. The story began as a running plot line in WebVideo/YouCanPlayThis, with a movie Kickstarter funded and in pre-production. However, following Justin Carmical's tragic passing, the saga was left incomplete and the story left hanging. Kaylyn and Chris took it upon themselves to write a new script and see the project to fruition, and a rough cut of the film was screened at Magfest 2015. The full film was released online April 15th, 2015.

* RealLifeWritesThePlot

''Farewell, [=FamiKamen=] Rider'' is a 2015 film, written by [[WebOriginal/{{Marzgurl}} Kaylyn and Chris Saucedo]], based on the works of [[WebVideo/YouCanPlayThis Justin "Jewwario" Carmical.]]

''Farewell, [=FamiKamen=] Rider'' is a 2015 film, written by [[WebOriginal/{{Marzgurl}} Kaylyn and Chris Saucedo]], based on the works of [[WebVideo/YouCanPlayThis Justin "Jewwario" Carmical.]]