History Characters / KamenRiderGotchardWorldOfLegend

!!!'''Portrayed by:''' Robin Furuya (live), Yasuhiko Imai (suit)

The leader of the Hundred army that first attacks Kaguya's dimension.

!!!Tropes that apply to him in general
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* BigBad: He's the main villain of the ''Gotchard vs Legend'' special.
* CastingGag: This isn't Robin Furuya's [[Series/KamenRiderSaber first stint]] as a villainous Rider piggybacking off of the black-and-gold Rider system of another villain.
* TheManInFrontOfTheMan: He's initially introduced in the special as the apparent leader of Hundred, but it's later revealed that he's actually just a general, with Kaguya further stating that there are others above him in the pecking order.
* MeaningfulName: His name is derived from 弦月 ("half-moon" -- or "half a month" -- in Japanese).
* NoNameGiven: He was only known as "the Boss of Hundred" in his initial appearance, with his name not revealed until #33 of the main series.
* OutsideContextProblem: Weaponizes the villains and powers from ''Series/KamenRiderZiO'' in a ''Series/KamenRiderDecade''-themed special from ''Gotchard''.

!!!Tropes exclusive to him as Kamen Rider Barlckxs
* FourIsDeath: The fourth Barlckxs (after [[Series/KamenRiderZiO SOUGO Tokiwa, Hiryu Kakogawa]], and one of [[Series/KamenRiderRevice Diablo's minions]]) and the most successful to date, having led his NearVillainVictory of conquering the world like SOUGO while also remaining a regular threat to Kaguya's world after the fact; all of his predecessors were able to do one, but not the other.
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[[folder:Saigetsu/Kamen Rider Dark Kiva (IV)/Kamen Rider Ark-(Zero (V)/One (II))/Ark-One Malgam]]
!!!'''Portrayed by:''' Katsuya Takagi (live); Masato Tsutamune [episode 33], Danki Sakae [episodes 34-35] (suit)

For tropes pertaining to him as the Ark-One Malgam, see [[Characters/KamenRiderGotchardMalgam here]].

!!!Tropes applying to him in general
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* SmallRoleBigImpact: He only shows up for one episode (#32), but he's the one who resumes Kaguya's subplot by way of trying to claim his newly developed Legend Kamen Riser and leading the rest of Hundred to converge on Houtaro's world (via activating his tracking device right before dying), forcing Kaguya to travel there to stop them and reclaim his gadget.

* MythologyGag: In a way, Hundred draws parallel to Mu from ''Drive Saga: Kamen Rider Brain''. Both are organizations that exploit the power of past Riders and monsters (in Hundred's case, Kasshines and Dai Mazines count) to their favor, while their leader being faceless and hiding behind monoliths. However, whereas Mu aims for subjugation of free will and their targets being extensions of their leaders, Hundred's members operate on free will while receiving command from their leaders.

* PowerCopying: As revealed in the official website for Gotchard, Hundred's fighting force being past Riders stems from the fact that they have the necessary tools, advanced technologes that allow them to replicate a past Rider's powers on their own.

* {{Foil}}: To [[Characters/KamenRiderOutsidersZeinAndAssociates Kamen Rider Zein]] as a multiverse-traveling warrior who also uses the abilities of previous Kamen Riders to enforce their personal views on justice. But whereas Zein is draconian, absolutist, subversive, and terrifying in his methods of combatting evil, Kaguya is decadent, haughty, but ultimately earnest in the way he conducts his own crusade, capable of inspiring hope in the worlds he visits. The ways they fight also contrast one another with Zein using disposable mass-produced "Zein Cards" modeled after Decade's old Rider Cards, and Legend being empowered by cards based on Chemies, the transformation cards from the new (at the time) Rider show Gotchard. These similarities and differences are better illustrated when they both find themselves on Houtaro's world to fight Hundred.

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* SuperMode: Legendary form is Legend's upgrade that allows him to transform into the {{Super Mode}}s of other Kamen Riders, such as [[Series/KamenRiderBuild Build Genius]], [[Series/KamenRiderDecade Decade Complete]], or [[Series/KamenRiderZeroOne Zero-Two]].

* CharacterCatchphrase: He's rather partial to "scrap".

* NoSocialSkills: Downplayed. While he's clearly a charismatic individual, he has difficulty approaching social interactions with people on the same level, as he tends to treat everyone with an air of superiority. This leads to him and Houtaro having a bit of a misunderstanding when Houtaro takes back [=Hopper1=] and Steamliner after Kaguya took them without getting permission.

!!!'''Portrayed by:''' Katsuya Takagi (live); Masato Tsutamune [episodes 33 and 35], Danki Sakae [episode 34] (suit)

* GratuitousEnglish: Not just from his BorrowedCatchphrase of "gorgeous" and his addressing Kaguya as "my lord", his name is 'Butler' written in katakana.

* HammyHerald: Appears to have taken multiple pages from Woz's book when it comes to hyping his master up.

* {{Homage}}: Legend's visor turning magenta in Legendary Form is another one to Decade -- specifically, his signature color, as well as the Complete Form.

* CompositeCharacter: Of Tsukasa Kadoya[=/=]Series/KamenRiderDecade and Sougo Tokiwa[=/=]Series/KamenRiderZiO. While Kaguya has the cool, composed attitude of Tsukasa and the barcode card motif to match, he also inherits some of Sougo's royalty motifs and even has a retainer, serving as his own counterpart to Woz.

* EmpathicWeapon: The Legend Riser appears to have a mind of its own, fleeing Alpha and his Kasshine squad when they come to steal it in #32.

* ShoutOut: He's the franchise's answer to Twokaizer from ''Series/KikaiSentaiZenkaiger '', as his suit (primarily the helmet) and powers are largely golden {{Palette Swap}}s of the anniversary hero Series/KamenRiderDecade much like how Twokaizer was based on the [[Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger Gokaigers]].

* {{Expy}}: As Legend's hype man he's basically [[Series/KamenRiderZiO the Woz to Kaguya's Sougo]].

* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: The Series/KamenRiderOutsiders are a group of anti-authoritarian anarchists assembled by Foundation X to oppose Zein, a [[TheComputerIsYourFriend rogue AI]] that's bent on eradicating malice by wiping out 99% of the human population. Hundred is an evil organization that's solely bent on interdimensional conquest much like Dai-Shocker. The Project Outsiders candidates are villains from past ''Kamen Rider'' seasons, whereas Hundred can copy powers of Dark Riders through their advanced threatening technology. Both villains even oppose a Rider whose powers are derived from Series/KamenRiderDecade -- Zein's Zein Cards are {{Evil KnockOff}}s of Decade's Rider Cards, of which Zein uses to [[BewareTheSuperman stoke fear and terror towards any perceived opposition]] against its malice-free utopia, whereas Legend is a Rider based on Decade who uses his powers to protect his people.

* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: While Ark-Zero's first four users were androids commandeered by the original Ark, this Ark-Zero is an elite four for the human-led Hundred. Also, the first Ark-One key was originally created to feed off of the CycleOfRevenge and corrupt Aruto Hiden's heroics, Saigetsu's use of the key is fully malicious from the get-go. It is also eventually fully corrupted by Malgam transmutation, the opposite of what the Ark intended to do through As.

* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: Girori genuinely believed in true heroism and his villainous acts as Glare were only sparked by his misguided attempts to cater to that belief. Mimei, on the other hand, is a full-on villain with little to no heroic virtues.