History Fridge / KamenRiderZeroOne

* Some [=HumaGears=] like Seine are modeled after real people and there is a law against making [=HumaGears=] to resemble persons without their permission. Not only does it make it so they can’t move on from their loved one’s passing, it can also make them experience the pain of losing them again if an accident happened. Or worse, they’re turned into a Magia…

*** Another Onycho Magia appeared in the 6th episode, this time being created from a taxi driver. However, its only purpose was to steal and deliver a Progrise Key to Jin. Series production-wise, the only relation to the plot of the 6th episode that this second Onycho Magia has, is the Flying Falcon Progrise Key it managed to stole, which debuted in the 4th episode as well.

** '''Ekal Magia''', also in the 2nd episode, was created from a security guard [=HumaGear=]. Ekaldelta is an extinct species of marsupial. Marsupials carry their children with them, ''guarding'' them from threats.

* Some [=HumaGears=] like Seine are modeled after real people and there is a law against making [=HumaGears=] to resemble persons alive or dead. Not only does it make it so they can’t move on from their loved one’s passing, it can also make them experience the pain of losing them again if an accident happened. Or worse, they’re turned into a Magia…

* Some [=HumaGears=] are modeled after real people and while there might be laws against making [=HumaGears=] look like people who are still alive, it’s implied that people can have [=HumaGears=] made to look like deceased loved ones. Not only does it make it so they can’t move on from their loved one’s passing, it can also make them experience the pain of losing them again if an accident happened. Or worse, they’re turned into a Magia…
%%** It is revealed in the next episode preview that it is actually ''illegal'' to possess [=HumaGears=] made to look like deceased loved ones. In both cases, it is painful for the living.

* Why Aruto [[HurricaneOfPuns cracks more bad puns]] while transformed than not transformed os explained in episode 1, where we see that the Zero-One Driver gives the wearer the same mental processing speed as an AI supercomputer. Of course Aruto would use it to make jokes.

** '''Berotha Magia''' in the 1st episode is created from a comedian [=HumaGear=]. Berotha’s design is based on a praying mantis, specifically ''Kujiberotha teruyuki''. A species named after a Japanese actor who is also known for his ''comedian'' roles, Kagawa Teruyuki.

** '''Ekal Magia''' in the 2nd episode was created from a security guard [=HumaGear=]. Ekaldelta is an extinct species of marsupial. Marsupials carry their children with them, ''guarding'' them from threats.

** '''Onycho Magia''' in the 4th episode is based on an extinct species of bats. "Bats", especially when pronounced by a Japanese, sounds similar to "Bus". The [=HumaGear=] this Magia is created from, is a bus driver.

* Each of the Magias are tied in some way to the victim they were created on, or the episode they are in.
** Berotha Magia in the 1st episode is created from a comedian [=HumaGear=]. Berotha’s design is based on a praying mantis, specifically ''Kujiberotha teruyuki''. A species named after a Japanese actor who is also known for his ''comedian'' roles, Kagawa Teruyuki.
** Kuehneo Magia in the 2nd episode, who was created from a delivery man [=HumaGear=], is based on an extinct flying reptile. Being able to fly and stick on walls would be really useful for a delivery man.
** Ekal Magia in the 2nd episode was created from a security guard [=HumaGear=]. Ekaldelta is an extinct species of marsupial. Marsupials carry their children with them, ''guarding'' them from threats.
** Neohi Magia in the 3rd episode is based on an extinct genus of squids, and was in an episode featuring a sushi chef [=HumaGear=] making a squid sushi.
** Onycho Magia in the 4th episode is based on an extinct species of bats. "Bats", especially when pronounced by a Japanese, sounds similar to "Bus". The [=HumaGear=] this Magia is created from, is a bus driver.
** Vicarya Magia in the 5th episode is based on an extinct genus of snails, thus it features drill-like shells. Which also happens to resemble the tip of a pen or a brush used for drawing and coloring manga, which is what the episode's plot is centered on.

* The Berotha Magia in the 1st episode is created from a comedian [=HumaGear=]. Berotha’s design is based on a praying mantis, specifically ''Kujiberotha teruyuki''. A species named after a Japanese actor who is also known for his ''comedian'' roles, Kagawa Teruyuki.

** It is revealed in the next episode preview that it is actually ''illegal'' to possess [=HumaGears=] made to look like deceased loved ones. In both cases, it is painful for the living.

* Isamu's problems with opening his own Progrise Keys may actually be explained by the DX toys released - both the Zero-One Driver and [=ShotRiser=] have an additional step (holding the Key over one corner of the Zero-One Driver, and pushing it into the [=ShotRiser=] ''before unfolding'') that makes the Driver go "Authorise" before the more elaborate sounds. Something that Isamu's been skipping over all this time.

** It was revealed in the next episode preview that it is ''illegal'' to possess [=HumaGears=] made to look like deceased loved ones. In both cases, it is painful for the living.

* The Magias themselves are a walking fridge horror. [=HumaGears=] are intended to be modeled on humans and are for the most part human-like. The first three episodes are bad enough, but when a Magia turns a [=HumaGear=] mook from let’s say, an elementary school teacher or a babysitter, and also the example of the tour guide in episode 4, not only children would be scarred physically provided they survive, but mentally as well; the fact that the Magias suddenly betray their wards and attack them would have unfortunate consequences. This might cause children to distrust both [=HumaGears=] ''and'' human adults alike.

* Let’s think for a moment about Magia. It’s said that it can turn any [=HumaGear=] nearby into Combat Magia, and they will never be the same again, and they will try to attack you. These [=HumaGears=] are very much like normal people. The first three episodes are bad enough, but what happens if a Magia turns a [=HumaGear=] mook from let’s say, an elementary school teacher or a babysitter, is something to be the subject of nightmares.

* Some [=HumaGears=] are modeled after real people and while there might be laws against making [=HumaGears=] look like people who are still alive, it’s implied that people can have [=HumaGears=] made to look like deceased loved ones. Not only does it make it so they can’t move on from their loved one’s passing, it can also make them experience the pain of losing them again if an accident happened. Or worse, they’re turned into a Magia…

* Some [=HumaGears=] are modeled after real people and while there might be laws against making [=HumaGears=] look like people who are still alive, it’s implied that people can have [=HumaGears=] made to look like deceased loved ones. Not only does make it so they can’t move on from their loved one’s passing, it can also make them experience the pain of losing them again if an accident happened. Or worse, they’re turned into a Magia…

** Adding to this is the fact that the requirement to use a [=ZetsumeRiser=] is for a [=HumaGear=] to [[GrewBeyondTheirProgramming Grow Beyond Their Programming]], e.g. start to develop a personality and thoughts of their own, or in other words, ''start having a soul,'' which is full of horrifying implications that just as they are starting to really feel, only for some lunatic to wipe it away. It’s also implied that the Zetsumerise Keys hold this data that’s fed to the Ark. Somehow they made the robot version of ''eating their souls''.