Genm Musou

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 is a created by Kuroto Dan after absorbing the Ark's malice from Gai Amatsu, serving as the basis for the Genm Musou Gashat. Genm Musou serves as a counterpart to Hyper Muteki as it grants Kuroto the ability to assume Genm Musou Gamer.
==Game Description==
The profile of the Genm Musou Gashat's label depicts a long-haired man holding a Japanese sword standing against thunderous skies, resembles Sephiroth from Final Fantasy VII .
==History==
The Gashat was created as a last ditch effort by Kuroto Dan to win the battle for Gai Amatsu's company. By absorbing and learning the malice from Ark, Kuroto printed the Genm Musou Gashat. The Gashat has the ability to stop time similar to Cronus.
==Musou Gamer==
*Kamen Rider Genm Musou Gamer (Kamen Rider Genms -Smart Brain and the 1000% Crisis-)
KREA-Genmmusou.png|Kamen Rider Genm Musou Gamer
==Genm Musou Gashat==
This Gashat is based on the Dual Gashats with its Actuation Dial being a unique mold bearing the kanji of Genm Musou. When activated, the Gashat reformats the battlefield into a Game Area, but doesn't seem to spawn any Energy Item containers. This form also possesses Cronus' Pause ability, with Kuroto remarking it as a gesture of his father's love. Outside fighting, the Gashat itself also let the user to manipulate his life as his wish, which Kuroto uses it to get a dozens of first prize in the scratchcards in order to have funds for his new company, Genm Musou Corporation by manipulating his luck to maximum level. When he use this ability, the Gashat will glow for instant.
KREA-Genm Musou Gashat.png|Genm Musou Gashat
KREA-Genm Musou Gashat (Inactive).png|Genm Musou Gashat (Inactive)
KREA-Genm Musou Gashat (Active).png|Genm Musou Gashat (Active)
==Finishers==
*: This finisher has two variations.
**After activating Pause, Genm jumps forward and destroys the opponent's attack with the Gashacon Bugvisor. He lands on all fours before rapidly dashing away. Numerous clones of Genm then continuously attack the enemy using the Gashacon Breaker, Gashacon Key Slasher, and Thousand Jacker as well as kicks. The real Genm reappears as time resumes before the enemy explodes.
**After activating Pause, Genm jumps into the air. Numerous clones of Genm then continuously kick the opponent, producing shockwaves and zigzag patterns that are both a combination of green, purple, and yellow. The real Genm then performs a final flying kick, launching the enemy away and causing them to crash into a wall.
Genm Critical Finale Step 1.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 1: Prelude screen)
Genm Critical Finale Step 2.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 2: Gashacon Bugvisor attack)
Genm Critical Finale Step 3.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 3: Landing)
Genm Critical Finale Step 4.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 4: About to disappear)
Genm Critical Finale Step 5.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 5: Gashacon Key Slasher attack)
Genm Critical Finale Step 6.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 6: Hit effect)
Genm Critical Finale Step 7.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 7: Clone with Gashacon Breaker in hammer mode)
Genm Critical Finale Step 8.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 8: Hammer smash)
Genm Critical Finale Step 9.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 9: Kick)
Genm Critical Finale Step 10.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 10: Clone dropping down)
Genm Critical Finale Step 11.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 11: Double slash)
Genm Critical Finale Step 12.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 12: Clones with Gashacon Breaker in blade mode and Thousand Jacker)
Genm Critical Finale Step 13.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 13: Gashacon Breaker slash)
Genm Critical Finale Step 14.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 14: Thousand Breaker stab)
Genm Critical Finale Step 15.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 15: Clone sliding)
Genm Critical Finale Step 16.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 16: Sliding slash)
Genm Critical Finale Step 17.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 17: Clones slashing simultaneously)
Genm Critical Finale Step 18.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 18: Genm jumping over enemy)
Genm Critical Finale Step 19.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 19: Genm landing)
Genm Critical Finale Step 20.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 20: Genm returning to normal)
Genm Critical Finale Step 21.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1) (Step 21: Explosion)
Genm Critical Finale.gif|Genm Critical Finale (Version 1)
Genm Critical Finale Ver 2 Step 1.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 2) (Step 1: Prelude screen)
Genm Critical Finale Ver 2 Step 2.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 2) (Step 2: Genm jumping away)
Genm Critical Finale Ver 2 Step 3.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 2) (Step 3: Clones appearing)
Genm Critical Finale Ver 2 Step 4.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 2) (Step 4: Kicking enemy)
Genm Critical Finale Ver 2 Step 5.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 2) (Step 5: Continued kicking)
Genm Critical Finale Ver 2 Step 6.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 2) (Step 6: Continued kicking)
Genm Critical Finale Ver 2 Step 7.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 2) (Step 7: Real Genm's flying kick)
Genm Critical Finale Ver 2 Step 8.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 2) (Step 8: Enemy flying backward)
Genm Critical Finale Ver 2 Step 9.png|Genm Critical Finale (Version 2) (Step 9: Enemy crashing into wall)
==Notes==
*Genm Musou is named after the genre of Musou games, a type of large-scale beat 'em ups with the common thread being the ability to play from multiple sides, killing hundreds in a single battle, and various light RPG elements. Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors are the most prevalent of the genre.
*According to P-Ban Lab Z, the person in charge of developing the Genm Musou Gashat product, it was designed to be a magical combination of techniques that were used in various products several years ago. He also confirmed that a sound was released with an under-development sample.https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=kHPklfethS8&t=728
*As a possible nod to Hyper Muteki, Genm Musou's jingle follows the same thematic pattern: the user's personal representation as a Rider, followed by a description of their form's appearance, and ending with the Gashat's name blended with their Rider name.
*While only the form and jingle are reminiscent of Hyper Muteki, it would eventually be succeeded by Hyper Fumetsu, through a combination of the Maximum Mighty X-like Maximum Zombie, and the Hyper Fumetsu Gashats.
==Appearances==
* Kamen Rider Outsiders
**Kamen Rider Genms -Smart Brain and the 1000% Crisis-
**ep.0 End of Genms and the Start of the Project
**ep.3 The Battle Fight Resumes and Zein's Birth 
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