History Recap / OhsamaSentaiKingOhgerEp11MysteriousTheManInTheSpiderMask

[[caption-width-right:350:''[[Manga/FrierenBeyondJourneysEnd Many days tinted in fairy tale scenes.\\

[[caption-width-right:350:''[[Manga/FrierenBeyondJourneyusEnd Many days tinted in fairy tale scenes.\\

[[caption-width-right:350:[[Anime/CodeGeass "When there is evil in this world that justice cannot defeat, would you taint your hands with evil to defeat evil? Or would you remain steadfast and righteous even if it means surrendering to evil?"]]]]

[[caption-width-right:350:"[[Anime/CodeGeass "When there is evil in this world that justice cannot defeat, would you taint your hands with evil to defeat evil? Or would you remain steadfast and righteous even if it means surrendering to evil?"]]"]]

[[caption-width-right:350:"[[Series/KamenRiderRevice I will lay down my life, if it means protecting Tikyū!]]"]]

* AllWebbedUp: Jeremy employs webs frequently to disable opposition to his sudden presence. even Dethnaarok can't escape them!
* ArmorPiercingQuestion: PlayedForLaughs. Jeremy asks Gira his opinion on poop (even mentioning its tendency to serve as a health-indicator) to try and elicit a neutral response. Gira doesn't really understand and is instead just grossed out.

* BaitAndSwitch: The "man who would become king" as described in the narration is revealed not to be Gira as assumed, but Jeremy himself.

* GambitPileup: The episode is the culmination of one between the monarchs, the Bognaarok, and Jeremy himself.

** However, both get outwitted by the newly-arrived Jeremy, who orchestrated the events in order to unlock his own power.

* MoodWhiplash: The first half of the episode is the monarchs poking fun at their plan to bring Gira back from "the dead" filled with ImagineSpot gags. The second half of the episode all-but taints the previous episode's victory and reveals everyone, even the villains, to have been UnwittingPawn[=s=] of newcomer Jeremy Brasieri, who gets away with the three Guardian Spirits at the end.

* OutGambitted: Jeremy steals the souls of the three Greater Shugods from the Bognaarok, much to Dethnaarok's dismay.

** The Bognaarok essentially gave the monarchs the win last episode to fulfill a legend they're implicit in (and so Nagabajim could secretly plant living bombs on the mech). Jeremy's interference is ''also'' a part of this legend - him having manipulated the Bognaarok [[TheManBehindTheMan for centuries on-end]] to secure the Three Guardian Spirits for himself.
** On a meta level: Jeremy's the storyteller that's been [[NarratorAllAlong narrating]] the starting and ending segments of previous episodes.

* StatusQuoIsGod: Downplayed. Jeremy's interference at the funeral prevents the rulers from revealing to Shugoddam's public that Gira's alive - Racules remains in the clear and the orphans still think he's dead. It ''does'' however reveal that the Bognaarok are beholden to the legends too and aren't invincible, receiving their first unequivocal defeat of the story (which even the rulers coming together last episode didn't manage).
* SpannerInTheWorks: Jeremy to the team's plan. He webs up the coffin so Gira can't get out as planned and then takes off with Gira still inside said coffin.
* TheManBehindTheMan: The Bognaarok have been relying on Jeremy's help for centuries on-end to get them to this point. He betrays them at the end of the episode and takes the souls of the three Guardian Spirits.

** The team plans to disrupt Gira's own "memorial" by showing him being alive. Unfortunately for them, Jeremy seals and takes the coffin with him as the plan is enacted.
** Turns out all of the fights in the previous episode was one big distraction to plant bombs on Legend King-Ohger, which the Bognaarok successfully detonate and take the three Greater Shugods with them. Too bad Jeremy screws them over by taking the Greater Shugods' souls at the last minute.

-->'''[[NarratorAllAlong Narrator/Jeremy]]:''' This is the tale of those kings who fight to defend the peace, and one man's journey to becoming king himself.\\

** Yanma's version, dubbed a "man's dream", sees Gira emerging as a cyborg dubbed "Gira [[Series/KamenRiderGeats MK II".]]

** Yanma's version, dubbed a "man's dream", sees Gira emerging as a cyborg dubbed "Gira MK II".

However, the overlord of the Bognaarok, Desnarak VIII, gave a mighty laugh as though he were victorious.\\
Just who is this man who has appeared before Desnarak...?

* AllWebbedUp: Jeremy employs webs frequently to disable opposition to his sudden presence. even Desnarak can't escape them!

* OutGambitted: Jeremy steals the souls of the three Greater Shugods from the Bognaarok, much to Desnarak's dismay.

* OhCrap: The monarch's start to panic when the guard's can't open the casket.

-->'''Jeremy:''' This is the tale of those kings who fight to defend the peace, and one man's journey to becoming king himself.\\
[[NarratorAllAlong Yes, indeed... it's my tale.]]

* ActuallyADoombot: The Desnarak Jeremy defeats in this episode turns out to be a fake, as the callout and the preview for the next episode illustrate.
** [[spoiler:This actually gets subverted as it is shown that Jeremy simply didn't hit Desnarak at all and simply used the explosion created from his blaster to obscure Desnarak.]]

* TheReveal: It’s revealed that Moffun is the star of a children’s anime.
* StatusQuoIsGod: Downplayed. Jeremy's interference at the funeral prevents the rulers from revealing to Shugoddam's public that Gira's alive - Racules remains in the clear and the orphans still think he's dead. It ''does'' however reveal that the Bognaarok are beholden to the legends too and aren't invincible, receiving their first unequivocal defeat of the story (which even the rulers coming together last episode didn't manage).
* SpannerInTheWorks: Jeremy to the team's plan. He webs up the coffin so Gira can't get out as planned and then takes off with Gira still inside said coffin.
* TheManBehindTheMan: The Bognaarok have been relying on Jeremy's help for centuries on-end to get them to this point. He betrays them at the end of the episode and takes the souls of the three Guardian Spirits.

** On a meta level: Jeremy's the storyteller that's been narrating the starting and ending segments of previous episodes.

[[AndThatLittleGirlWasMe Yes, indeed... it's my tale.]]

** Yanma's version, dubbed a "man's dream", sees Gira emerging as a cyborg.

* OverlyLongGag: Each king's idea of how the funeral-ploy should go gets its own dedicated ImagineSpot and accompanying response; the entire segment takes up a good five minutes of runtime.

* PopCulturePunEpisodeTitle: The title is one to the very first episode of ''Series/KamenRider1971'', "[[Recap/KamenRiderEp1 The Mysterious Spider Man]]" (怪奇蜘蛛男, ''Kaiki Kumo Otoko'').

** The Boggnarok essentially gave the Kingohgers the win last episode to fulfill a legend they're implicit in (and so Nagabajim could secretly plant living bombs on the mech). Jeremy's interference is ''also'' a part of this legend - him having manipulated the Bognaarok [[TheManBehindTheMan for centuries on-end]] to secure the Three Guardian Spirits for himself.

[[AndThatLittleGirlWasMe Yes, indeed... it's my story.]]

->'''Jeremy:''' And so, this is the tale of those kings who fight to defend the peace, and one man's journey to becoming king.\\
[[AndThatLittleGirlWasMe ...that man being myself.]]