History Series / KamenRiderRevice

* AllThereInTheManual: While not explicitly stated in the series, a breakdown of the Vistamps [[https://www.tv-asahi.co.jp/revice/vistamp/vistamp.html on TV-Asahi's website]] states the Vistamps the Deadmans stole and use are incomplete prototypes known as Proto Vistamps. After their retrieval by Fenix, George would add a mysterious element known as "R Factor" into them to complete them as proper Vistamps for Revice's use.

* ''Kamen Rider Geats × Kamen Rider Revice: Movie Battle Royale'', the annual crossover movie with ''Series/KamenRiderGeats'' where the cast of ''Series/KamenRiderRyuki'' also join the fray.

* ''Kamen Rider Geats × Kamen Rider Revice: Movie Battle Royale'', the annual crossover movie with ''Series/KamenRiderGeats''.

** The cover of ''My Brother Is A Kamen Rider'' features Daiji doing [[Manga/{{Akira}} Kaneda's]] signature SlidingBikeStop.

* ''Kamen Rider Revice X Series/KamenRiderGeats'', the winter movie.

* TitleDrop: Kamen Rider Revice follows the Franchise/{{Gundam}} tradition and names the MidSeasonUpgrade Kamen Rider Revice, as it's a literal fusion of Ikki (Revi) and Vice.

* A yet-to-be titled V-cinema focusing on Daiji, Kagero and Hiromi, set to be released on May 10, 2023.

* DarkerAndEdgier: ''Revice'' seems to be on track to be darker than its predecessor. ''Saber'' mostly focused on the PowerOfFriendship and TrueCompanions between the Riders even if it did have darker moments such as infighting between the riders, betrayal, a dark conspiracy, character deaths, and an impending apocalypse. ''Revice'', on the other hand, has the Deadmans that are summoned from humans through sealing the deal with their inner demons using Vistamps, taking physical form from the contract papers produced. While Vice, being the series' resident comic relief, and [[RidiculouslyCuteCritter Lovekov]], being the resident TokenMiniMoe, brings the lightheartedness and comedic moments in this series; Revice [[CerebusSyndrome became much, much darker]] when it's revealed that AnyoneCanDie given the right time and circumstances, the Deadmans having finished their goal, and the Gifftarians.

* WeaponOfChoice:
** Revice has multiple weapons:
*** The Ohinbuster[[note]]"Stamping Buster"[[/note]]50, a MixAndMatch weapon that switches between Axe and Gun Modes.

* CluelessAesop: [[spoiler: Daiji finally overcomes his personal demon Kagerou by literally killing him, only to become increasingly unhinged after going through the ringer far more times than is funny, eventually culminating in a FaceHeelTurn. The narrative portrays this as a result of him losing his personal demon, which are necessary to be balanced… a fine message, if it weren’t for the fact that several secondary characters have had their inner demons destroyed and suffered no such SanitySlippage or FaceHeelTurn (indeed, former villains Aguilera and Julio end up joining the heroes after their inner demons are destroyed).]]

* FiveManBand: The Kamen Riders under Fenix.

** Starting from Build, [[spoiler:the main Rider will find a means to invoke a ResetButtonEnding to some degree. However, here, no such thing happens and as a result, every death (major or minor) sticks, at least for the time being.]]

** Kazuyoshi Miura of Yokohama FC appears in the final episode.

** Several hints are dropped that Giff, Diablo and other demons like them [[spoiler:aren't demons at all, but some sort of extraterrestrials which [[AncientAstronauts came to Earth in the distant past]]. This never gets expanded upon and we don't learn anything else about where they came from.

* TheBigBadShuffle: Aguilera is the leader of the Deadmans and the one set up as the main antagonist in the beginning [[spoiler:until she's revealed to be a figurehead used by [[TheManInFrontOfTheMan Olteca]]. Olteca in turn turns to out to be serving a mysterious figure who is the true founder of the Deadmans.]] All of these villains have goals that revolve around reviving [[GreaterScopeVillain Giff]], who [[spoiler:is reawakened in #28 and becomes the main antagonist after Akaishi meets his demise]].

* AbortedArc: When Olteca [[spoiler:first used the Demons Driver in #21, not only was he able to use it without any problems compared to Hiromi, but Vail himself hinted that Olteca was a demon]]. This was never acknowledged again in the series and even gets contradicted by showing Olteca's past as a human.

** Zero One and Saber's final battles had the titular riders recieving a new gimmick item that transforms them into a new form... that's just their base form visually with new powers. Revice doesn't do this, Giffard Rex is the final stamp they receive in the series.

** Zero One and Saber's final battles had the titular riders recieving a new gimmick item that transforms them into a new form... that's just their base form visually with new powers. Revice doesn't do this, Giffard Rex is the final stamp they receive in the series

* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: Giff is gone, the Deadmans are gone, Fenix is gone, and George ended his rampage. All is well, except Ikki has lost his memories, so Vice tricks Ikki into fighting him so their contract can be broken and Ikki can get his memories back. Ikki catches on to the act so the two have one final friendly sparring match together until the contract ends, which it does, and Vice disappears for good, with Ikki forgetting him in place of remembering everything else. Ultimately everyone moves on, and despite the loss of Vice, the demon still kind of lives on in Ikki in a sense]].

* A yet-to-be titled V-cinema focusing on Daiji and Hiromi, set to be released on May 10, 2023.

** #21 [[UpToEleven apparently makes #14 tame in comparison]], such as [[spoiler:the Director of Fenix being the founder of Deadmans, Olteca being the new Kamen Rider Demons, and Hiromi's ([[UncertainDoom possible]]) death. Not to mention the Ushijima Family being part of a secret organization and Genta's reaction to Giff...]]