Ride-Players

The are Rider troops created from the data of the game Kamen Rider Chronicle.
==Overview==
The Ride-Players are a player characters of the game, Kamen Rider Chronicle, released by Genm Corp. Any customer can transform by puchasing the Kamen Rider Chronicle Gashat to become Ride-Players. When a Ride-Player transforms for the first time, they will be infected by the Bugster Virus, and so must continue to fight Bugsters in order to survive. As they fight with Bugsters, they could attack the Kamen Riders to collect "rare items" like the Rider Gashats and Gasahcon Weapons.
The Ride-Player who reaches towards the final stage will challenge the final boss, Gamedeus, and have the right to transform into Kamen Rider Cronus. If they defeat Gamedeus, then all the victims of the Bugster Virus will be revived.
==Ride-Player==
Ride-Players
;Statistics
*Height: 198.0 cm
*Weight: 96.1 kg
;Ability Parameters
*Punching Power: 5.0 t
*Kicking Power: 9.0 t
*Maximum Jump Height: 25.0 m
*Maximum Running Speed: 100 m per 8.0 sec
Ride-Players are the "Kamen Rider" form used by civilians to play Kamen Rider Chronicle. To transform into a Ride-Player, a person must activate their Kamen Rider Chronicle Gashat, and press its button again to transform. In this form, all Ride-Players are equipped with the Ride Weapon, which can transform between a sword and a gun.
They also have the ability to use other Gashacon Weapons used by the Riders by stealing their Gashats and activating them, as shown when several Ride-Players stole Emu's Gashats and activated them to summon the Gashacon Key Slasher and Gashacon Sparrow. However, this ability is limited, as if a Ride-Player takes away the Gashacon Weapon for the corresponding Gashat (seen with the Gashacon Breaker of Mighty Action X), no matter how many times another Ride-Player activates the Mighty Action X Gashat, another Gashacon Breaker will not appear.
Ride-Players detransform by pressing the Kamen Rider Chronicle Gashat's button again. Where they store the Gashat while transformed is unclear.
Currently, this form has no formal finisher.
A generic Ride-Player is equipped with the following parts:https://www.kamen-rider-official.com/zukan/kamen_rider_member/29
*: The helmet.
**: The eyes/visual sensors. It is equipped with a high-speed camera and a light-emitting device for battles at night.
**: A small device located in the middle of the forehead. It senses and identifies nearby movement and automatically sets marking trackers. It displays a radar map on an internal monitor and displays the location of enemies and energy items.
**: The brown helmet parts that protect the scalp. An explosion-proof coating that has been applied on the helmet is stronger than necessary is applied and will not break in normal combat (apparently not the case against Kamen Riders).
**: The goggles. Protects the Highlight Scope from dirt and impacts. The explosion-proof clear coating agent applied to the surface is extremely strong and never breaks.
**: The Ride-Player's audio devices. Blocks out ambient noise and lets Ride-Player hear only the necessary sounds.
**: An air intake device located around the mouth/chin area. Removes harmful substances from the air, protecting the player. Additionally, excess air that has been taken in is used to regulate the suit's internal temperature. Compressed air is also stored within, allowing for prolonged activities underwater.
*: The entire bodysuit. By assisting and strengthening the player's actions, it brings out physical abilities not normally achieved by human beings. A customisation function is built in, allowing the Personal Gear Suit to balance its power and speed according to the player's personal combat style.
*: The chest armor. Disperses damage received at critical points all over itself, preventing serious damage from being inflicted to the player.
*: The dark-grey/black shutter-like armor area of the ReguLife Guard. It hides the Ride-Player's Rider Guage to prevent Bugsters and other players from targeting and attacking a Ride-Player at lower health or level. Additionally, because it hides the actual health bar of the Ride-Player, Kamen Riders can attack Ride-Players without restrain or fear of a counterattack (due to the Ride-Player itself not knowing their actual health).
*: The shoulder armor. It can momentarily increase the entire body's physical strength by spraying an armor strengthening substance.
*: The arms. It is equipped with a program that increases a Ride-Player's attack power and defense capabilities according to level and combat experience.
*: The hands. When punching a Bugster, a disinfectant program is also ran at the same time, increasing damage.
*: The legs. It is equipped with a Gain Riser program that increases a Ride-Player's attack power and defense capabilities according to level and combat experience.
*: The feet. When kicking a Bugster, a removal program is also ran at the same time, increasing damage.
*: The silver silver guard parts located on the arms and legs. It is heat-resistant, and can reorganise its structure according to damage received by attacks to improve durability.
Appearances: Ex-Aid Episodes 25-28, 30-33, 35, 36, 41
==Equipment==
===Devices===
*An unknown silver colored version of Para-DX Buckle
===Arsenal===
*Ride Weapon (default weapon)
**Blade Mode
**Gun Mode
*Gashacon Breaker (only with Mighty Action X Gashat)
*Gashacon Sparrow (only with Giri Giri Chambara Gashat)
*Gashacon Key Slasher (only with Mighty Brothers XX Gashat)
*Gashacon Magnum
==Known Users==
===Identified===
Nico Saiba.png|Nico Saiba(Ride-Player Nico; Ex-Aid Episodes 27-28, 30-31, 35, 41)
Haima Kagami.png|Haima Kagami(formerly, Ex-Aid Episode 32)
Tenma Ride Player.jpg|Tenma(formerly, Ex-Aid Episodes 25-26)
Kenjirou Tsuji.jpg|Kenjirou Tsuji(deceased, Ex-Aid Episode 25)
Ren Amagasaki.png|Ren Amagasaki(Promotion only, Ex-Aid Episode 27)
Nozomi Aida.png|Nozomi Aida(formerly, Ex-Aid Episode 27)
No Image Available.png|Nozomi Aida's boyfriend(deceased)
Ken Samejima.jpg|Ken Samejima(formerly, Ex-Aid Episode 28)
Karita.jpg|Karita(formerly, Ex-Aid Episode 30)
Teruyo Izumi.jpg|Teruyo Izumi(formerly, Ex-Aid Episode 31)
No Image Available.png|Ryouhei Izumi(deceased)
Shuji Akiuchi.jpg|Shuji Akiuchi(formerly, Ex-Aid Episode 33)
Hayato Tsuzuki.jpg|Hayato Tsuzuki(formerly, Ex-Aid Episodes 35-36)
Shinji Ooshima.jpg|Shinji Ooshima(deceased)
Manjiro Doi.jpg|Manjiro Doi(formerly, Ex-Aid Episode 36)
No Image Available.png|Keisuke Asou(deceased, mentioned only in Ex-Aid Episode 45)
No Image Available.png|Shou Nomiya(deceased, mentioned only in Ex-Aid Episode 45)
No Image Available.png|Shinsaku Kinoshita(deceased, mentioned only in Ex-Aid Episode 45)
No Image Available.png|Tetsuhide Nakamura(deceased, mentioned only in Ex-Aid Episode 45)
No Image Available.png|Reiko Ichinomiya(deceased, mentioned only in Ex-Aid Episode 45)
Unnamed Yakuza.png|Unnamed User in Kamen Rider Outsiders(deceased)
===Unidentified===
Fighting Salty RPs.png|Four Ride-Players fighting the Salty Bugster (Ex-Aid Episode 25)
Fighting Aranbura RPs.png|Four Ride-Players fighting the Aranbura Bugster (Ex-Aid Episode 25)
5 death RPs.png|The four Ride-Players with Kenjirou Tsuji that were terminated by Para-DX (Ex-Aid Episode 25)
Ride Players vs Poppy.jpg|A pair of Ride-Players confronting Poppy (Ex-Aid Episode 28)
Motors vs Ride Player.jpg|A Ride-Player assaulted by Motors (Ex-Aid Episode 30)
Para-DX vs Ride Players at dam.jpg|Para-DX interrupted from beating Ride-Players (Ex-Aid Episode 31)
==Behind the Scenes==
===Portrayal===
The Ride-Players' action was performed by numerous suit actors including , who served as suit actor for Nico Saiba, and .
==Notes==
*The Ride-Player suit bears resemblance to Ex-Aid, though in a different color scheme and without Ex-Aid's spiky hair design.
**At least one mold of the Ride-Player helmet is remodeled from the mold of Ex-Aid Ghost Gamer's helmet, with other Ride-Player helmets being made from entirely new molds with very few minor differences which are hardly noticeable.
*The Ride-Players' Ride Weapons are a retool of the SB-RTH Axelaygun used by the Riotroopers from Kamen Rider 555.
**Similarly, the Ride-Players and Riotroopers are designed to be a simplified version of the main Rider, along with their brown color scheme.
==Appearances==
==See also==
*Ninja Players, players of Hurricane Ninja
==References==
==External links==
*Kamen Rider Zukan page on Ride-Players.
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