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* Why does Parado seem so certain that Kamen Rider Chronicle will allow the Bugsters to eradicate humanity? There are like... 2 problems with that plan. 1) As the Bugsters as a whole are supposed to be fair-play villains, then that means there is a chance that a player can and will beat them all and actually win the game. 2) Not EVERYONE is gonna join in the game. Sure games are popular and a lot of people play but not everyone in the world is gonna play. Plus they've only got one of each Bugster Boss. Good luck trying to get the entire world with that few numbers. Actually for that matter, [[RealityEnsues does he even realize that not all games are exported worldwide, or the logistics issues with that?]]
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* Why does Parado seem so certain that Kamen Rider Chronicle will allow the Bugsters to eradicate humanity? There are like... 2 problems with that plan. 1) As the Bugsters as a whole are supposed to be fair-play villains, then that means there is a chance that a player can and will beat them all and actually win the game. 2) Not EVERYONE is gonna join in the game. Sure games are popular and a lot of people play but not everyone in the world is gonna play. Plus they've only got one of each Bugster Boss. Good luck trying to get the entire world with that few numbers. Actually for that matter, [[RealityEnsues [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome does he even realize that not all games are exported worldwide, or the logistics issues with that?]]
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** Probably because he would have told the public about bugsters if they tried arresting him. They prob allowed him to open a clinic if he kept his mouth shut, and he was still a genius doctor after all.
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**Actually makes perfect sense. Taiga is expected to attack Emu for his gashat as he has been doing that for a while. A sudden change would likely make him question the change. He basically beat the crap out of Emu, because its what was expected
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**His clinic wouldn't have power either. Abandoned buildings aren't a thing that people notice don't have power. It also is close considering how often taiga can pop by the hospital and back to his place so frequently
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** It's quite simple; Emu was never immune to begin with, he was an asymptomatic carrier. He had the base requirement of the Gamer Driver, internalizing the Bugster Virus. That is why it was such a catastrophe when Kuroto told Emu he was 'patient zero'. Emu's immune system couldn't handle the sudden onset of a heavily matured virus. Removing the disease without allowing Emu to develop immunity would mean he would not have immunity.
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** I distinctly remember it being stated by Kuroto, and possibly Masamune as well, that should Pallad be destroyed, Emu would lose his ability to transform ALTOGETHER, not just Hyper Muteki, which makes no sense given how the rider tech of this series works. The only thing destroying Pallad would do is cure Emu of his game disease, and I may not be a medical expert, but I'm pretty sure you don't LOSE immunity to a disease by being cured of it. We can see clearly that Emu's extended amount of time with game disease has resulted in immunity to it, as evidenced by him never needing the compatibility surgery (which, by my understanding, is basically a game disease vaccine), and that he didn't end up bedridden the first time he transformed like Nico. And he's had game disease in his system for the same amount of time as Masamune, a man whose built up so much immunity that he's able casually use a device virally potent enough to KILL an un-immunized human INSTANTLY. I guess you could chock it up to Kuroto and Masamune being a game designer and a businessman respectively, not doctors, so maybe they don't really know how immunity works, but all in all, this plot device doesn't seem to have been handled well.
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** Masamune was referring specifically to [[SuperMode Muteki Gamer]]. Emu by himself cannot handle Hyper Muteki's infinite invincibility, which was why he had to get Parado back into him and regain the power of Genius Gamer M. It didn't stop Emu from using his other gashats.
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** Apparently this was answered in the novel. Emu's mother died in the childbirth, while his dad was a busy person who moves a lot.
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** He used Level 0's ability to suppress Bugster Virus strain she was infected with.
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** He used Level 0's ability to suppress Bugster Virus strain she was infected with.with.
* In Another Ending, [[spoiler: is Saki unable to be revived anymore, unlike other victims?]] It isn't explained how Kuroto revived her only for a limited time amount, though one could assume he makes some changes to the code.
* In Another Ending, [[spoiler: is Saki unable to be revived anymore, unlike other victims?]] It isn't explained how Kuroto revived her only for a limited time amount, though one could assume he makes some changes to the code.
