All spoilers for Kamen Rider Amazons are unmarked. You Have Been Warned!
Kamen Rider Amazons: The Last Judgement is the spring film companion to the Darker and Edgier Kamen Rider Amazons series, serving as the side-project's Grand Finale. The film hit theaters on May 19th of 2018, with a DVD release five months later.
Two years after the events of Season 2, Haruka Mizusawa is now one of the last remaining Amazons on the run from the Competitive Creatures Control Center; who seek to destroy him and bring the man-eating Amazons to a permanent end. During a skirmish, he and his foster sister Mizuki find themselves led to an orphanage in the care of the mysterious Einosuke Mido, who offers him a home there. It isn't long before the facility reveals it has something to hide and the knowledge within will re-kindle the doomed battle between Humans and Amazons once again, setting Amazons Omega and Alpha on a final, deadly crusade against one another.
The fierce tragedy of Kamen Rider Amazons is about to come to a bloody end.
Tropes
- Agonizing Stomach Wound: Jin finally dies when Haruka impales him through the stomach with his arm.
- An Arm and a Leg: Neo Alpha is disarmed (literally) by Amazon Alpha during their fight.
- Ax-Crazy: Despite his calm demeanor, Mido revels in violence.
- A Lighter Shade of Black: Jin and Mido both intend on killing the children of the orphanage. Jin's doing it because his obsession still revolves around saving people from Amazons. Mido's doing it out of anger they've regained their wills to live.
- Became Their Own Antithesis: Haruka's seen Jin as this since the end of Season 1 but Jin raring to attack the child Amazon orphans really rubs it in.
- Big Bad: Yugo Tachibana, who's spearheading both 4C and the Amazon Livestock Project.
- Big Good: Haruka's mother Reika, who hired the Peston team to protect him from 4C.
- Boomerang Bigot: Mido hates Amazons and is raising the Orphans solely to see them serve humans.
- Chainsaw Good: Neo Alpha's main weapon is a bladed chainsaw attachment with a minigun mounted on top.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: The sheltered Amazon orphans stand no chance against Amazon Neo Alpha. Inversely, Neo Alpha's mechanical additions are nothing against the original, who disarms him in every definition of the word.
- Does This Remind You of Anything?: A Corrupt Corporate Executive is secretly brainwashing young teenagers to sell them off to rich buyers for harmful purposes.
- The Dragon: Einosuke Mido, who's raising the orphan Amazons Tachibana's feeding to people.
- Dramatic Irony: Haruka and Jin's final battle plays out a lot like their very first, with Haruka mindlessly rushing at a calm Jin before the two tussle. This time though, Haruka's fully in control of himself while Jin has long-since abandoned even his sanity to his anti-Amazon crusade; thus fully playing to their respective Types.
- Eating the Enemy: What the Amazon Livestock Project is.
- Everyone Has Standards: A disgusted Kurosaki cripples Tachibana after finding out about the Amazon Livestock Project.
- Evil Counterpart: Mido is essentially Jin without any of his redeeming qualities. Neo Alpha is also one to Amazon Neo, right down to combat-style.
- Evil Teacher: Mido is both the principal of the Amazon orphanage and the director of the Amazon Livestock Project.
- Evilutionary Biologist: Einosuke Mido is not only the head of the orphanage but also the director of the Amazon Livestock Project.
- Fantastic Racism: The Amazon Livestock Project was born of it, its director wanting to see Amazons serving humans.
- Haruka accuses Jin of this before their last fight, claiming his obsession with Amazons is all that's left of him.
- Faux Affably Evil: Mido is good at appearing polite and civilized, until the heroes start messing with his plans.
- Finishing Move: Neo Alpha's unnamed finisher has him fire the minigun before slashing the opponent apart with chainsaw.
- Goroawase Number: The Livestock Amazons are named this way.
- Grand Finale: Served as one to the entire Amazons series.
- Hero with Bad Publicity: Mizuki's refusal to kill Haruka due to their sibling bond has 4C put a bounty on her head.
- Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: Jin finishes Mido off by impaling him through the chest with his claws.
- Interface Spoiler: The cover outright gives away that Jin returns for the movie with his eye sight healed.
- Irony: Amazon Alpha murders Neo Alpha VIA an arm to the chest. He goes out against Omega the same way.
- I Will Wait for You: Mizuki decides to wait for Haruka to return in the ending, taking care of the surviving Amazons from the Amazon farm.
- Locked Out of the Loop: Despite being Amazon-killers in service to Tachibana, 4C were entirely in the dark about the Amazon Livestock Project. Kurosaki eventually learns of it and is not pleased.
- Loophole Abuse: Amazon Alpha makes Neo Alpha the sole exception to his "Never kill humans" rule. After all, he "smelled like an Amazon."
- My God, What Have I Done?: Haruka's reaction to having to consume Muku to survive. He almost kills himself for it.
- Punctuated! For! Emphasis!: Haruka does this during his final confrontation against Jin before transforming.Haruka: RAAAAAAAGHHH! AAAAAAA-MAAAAAAA-ZOOOOOOON!!
- "Ray of Hope" Ending: The Last Judgement ends with Jin dead, the Amazons nearly extinct (with the exception of Haruka and a few orphans) and Haruka wandering into parts unknown. However, Mizuki is still taking care of those remaining and swears to wait for Haruka while Tachibana ends up being removed for exploiting the Amazon Livestock Project. 4C will probably cease hunting Amazons for now and Jin is implied to be happy in death with his wife and child.
- The Reveal: The orphanage taking care of Muku and her friends is actually a People Farm where tamed Amazons are being created from Jin's cells and raised into food for humans.
- Rival Final Boss: The film's final battle is between Haruka and Jin after they've crossed their respective lines. Haruka wins.
- Shut Up, Kirk!: Haruka accuses Jin of not caring about protecting people of humanity anymore; that only his Amazon obsession remains. His response?Jin: [nonchalant] It was there from the beginning.
- The Sociopath: Mido is a master manipulator with little to no empathy for others.
- Soft-Spoken Sadist: Mido never raises his voice.
- Stockholm Syndrome: The orphan Amazons accept their lot in life as food for other people and don't see it as a bad thing. That changes when Haruka begins bonding with them, culminating in Muku regaining her will to live and leading a rebellion against Mido.
- Superhuman Trafficking: The Amazon Livestock Project turns domesticated Amazons into cattle for rich people to eat.
- The Movie: To Amazons, natch.
- There Can Be Only One: Jin makes clear to Haruka during their fight that it will be their last and that only one of them can walk away. It's Haruka.
- Thou Shalt Not Kill: Last Judgement involves both Haruka and Jin crossing their own respective lines before their final face-off. Haruka is forced to eat Muku to save his own life, albeit at her own request. Jin murders Mido during their final battle despite the latter re-affirming his humanity, since he "smells like an Amazon." Before they fight, they lampshade it.Haruka: Did you kill someone...? HEY, YOU!! DID YOU KILL SOMEONE!?Jin: Did you eat someone?
- Troubling Unchildlike Behavior: Haruka discovers that the orphans are being cultivated into livestock for rich humans to eat...and that none of them seem to mind. That changes.
- Upgrade vs. Prototype Fight: Mido boasts about having surpassed Jin as the new Alpha. When they finally do fight, all his bells and whistles are useless against Alpha's persistence. The moment Alpha closes the distance, it's over.
- Villainous Breakdown: Mido massacres the orphans after Muku ruins his project.
- The Worf Effect: Amazon New Omega is trashed by Neo Alpha during their confrontation despite having overpowered Alpha on numerous occasions.
- Would Hurt a Child: The film may as well be called "Let's Hurt Kids: The Movie." Where to start?
- 4C overseer Yugo Tachibana is propagating the taming of teenage Amazons and selling them off for people to eat.
- The Peston Service encounters teenage Amazons on the run and manages to calm them down, but are forced to help kill them when 4C antagonizes them into battle.
- Jin intends to murder the orphan Amazons once he manages to trick one of them into letting him free. He even tells them this point-blank after doing away with Mido.
- Muku displaying a regained will to live incenses Einosuke Mido into butchering orphans left-and-right.
