Conspiracy V: Glare of Anger

is the fourteenth episode of Kamen Rider Geats. It features the conclusion of the Musical Chairs game, resulting in Ace Ukiyo's elimination from the Desire Grand Prix. It also features the debut of Kamen Rider Glare, as well as Tycoon Raising Form and Command Form Cannon Mode.
==Synopsis==
In order for Ace and Win to survive, they must reclaim their Drivers back from the Jyamato Rider. Girori, who is confident of his "victory" that Geats will finally get eliminated, smiles with Win. 
Is it possible to save Ace from this predicament? Keiwa and Neon fight with hesitation while Michinaga aims to defeat the Jyamato in order to secure his victory over Geats. Will Ace find a way to turn this around or face unprecedented failure?
==Plot==
After doing her video diary recap of the previous episode, Tsumuri is concerned with how far Girori and Win are going to eliminate Ace. The two are excited at the prospect of Ace’s elimination, but she still wonders if this is the right thing to do. Girori says it is since Geats always wins the game and now is poking around to discover the secrets of the DGP, eliminating this thorn in their sides is crucial. With Ace out of the picture, the game could become more interesting. Tsumuri clearly feels uncomfortable with this, as she knows it is unfair, but says nothing. 
Later, she briefs the players on the current status of the game and reminds them that those without a Driver will lose the Musical Chairs game and be eliminated. Keiwa, out of kindness, asks Ace if he wants to borrow his Desire Driver again to reclaim his own. Michinaga smacks it away from Ace’s hand and calls Keiwa an idiot, saying that will result in him losing to Geats again. Win also dissuades Keiwa from giving away his Driver, pointing out that he got a great prize in the form of the Twin Command Buckle from Ace and with it he is able to win the entire game easily. Neon seemingly isn’t concerned, asking Ace if he has another trick up his sleeve to get out of this, with him only smiling in response.
The Jyamato reappear, attacking civilians and Michinaga transforms to fight them while Neon helps people evacuate and then engages the enemy. Keiwa transforms into Raising form using his new buckle, fighting the two Jyamato Riders.
Ace finds Win, asking him if he’s okay with being eliminated, which he is as Win explains that he’s just doing his job. He did not even write a wish on his Desire Card, simply writing “nothing”. He agreed to being eliminated as the Game Master promised him that he will restore his memories once Ace is gone. 
As Keiwa fights the two Jyamato Riders, one speaks in Japanese and says something disturbingly familiar to him: ”I have to win…. no matter what.” Keiwa shakes it off at first, thinking he hallucinated it.
When Michinaga finishes off the Pawns, the girl in the red hat appears and becomes the Hide and Seek Jyamato, releasing spores that cause Michinaga to hallucinate when he tries to rush her. He revolves his Zombie power to his legs and executes a Rider Kick, but the illusion causes him to hit Neon and Keiwa instead of his actual target. The Hide and Seek Jyamato then uses explosive spores to escape to another area, leaving the Riders injured and knocked out of their transformations.
At the greenhouse, Archimedel is laughing about his latest Jyamato creation, wanting him to be his right hand man and notes that this particular Jyamato is getting better at speaking. He christens his new creature “Rook”….
Meanwhile, Ace is trying to get more information about the DGP from Win, reasoning that since he is going to lose his memory after elimination, he will keep it a secret eventually. Win mockingly tells him nothing and says that the “Stupid Fox” isn’t going to trick him that easily.
After bandaging his wounds and taking pain pills, Michinaga rushes to go back out to the game. Keiwa tells him not to push himself and he should rest, but Michinaga says that every second he rests is another lost opportunity to defeat Ace and storms off. Neon asks Keiwa if they are even capable of saving the world by themselves, worrying about Ace losing and remembering that she couldn’t even defeat the last boss of the previous game on her own. Even now, she can barely fight, but Keiwa tries to reassure her that is natural as they we selected at random. Neon reveals that is not true, explaining that she requested Ben and John investigate what involvement her father has with the DGP. She plans to find out what her involvement in the game really is about. 
Win calls the Game Master, reminding him of his promise that when the game is over to return his Punkjack ID Core to him so his memories can be restored. Girori backstabs him, saying Win will get it if he becomes the God of Desire, forcing him to stay in the competition as punishment for allowing Ace to figure out their connection to one another and hangs up on the call. In a panic, Win orders Tsumuri to bring him down to the Jyamar Area, explaining that the Game Master betrayed him and he must get his hands on a Driver to avoid losing everything. 
He locates the Jyamato Riders and tries to get his Driver back, only to get beaten up by both Riders and Ace steps in to save him and help him escape. They hide in the basement level of a parking garage and Ace explains that Tsumuri let him know what was happening and he saved Win to get information, as he would be no good to him with his memories erased. He asks Win why the DGP won’t allow him to wish for or see his mother, Mitsume, as he wants to ask her something. Some of Ace’s wishes, such as his wish to be famous, were made to try and get Mitsume’s attention, but to no avail. His recent two wishes were to get closer to the DGP just to get more information on her whereabouts. Win says it sounds like the management has them both in a similar situation of being toyed with. 
Neon reveals that the Kurama Foundation has some connections to the DGP and that Ace suggested the idea back in the Labyrinth game. Keiwa asks if she thinks her participation is a form of nepotism, but she doesn’t know the answer yet. John calls her, saying that they found something in Kousei’s office, a briefcase with their ID Cores, remembering that he and Ben were Kamen Riders in the DGP at one point upon touching them. Ben remembers that the Kurama Foundation is a major sponsor of the Desire Grand Prix. 
Win reveals to Ace that his grandfather’s company is a sponsor and major investor in the DGP, who gave his grandson the opportunity to work for them after his attempt to be a real musician failed and Win ended up in massive debt. But Win says he doesn’t have access to the information Ace is looking for as he is a part time staff member. However, he has heard of the name Mitsume, he thinks she was the previous navigator of the games before Tsumuri took her position. Ace thanks him, but Win says that if he wants to know more he should ask the Game Master himself. 
Ace then asks who the Game Master is, but Win is tricked because he thought Ace already knew, saying that he thought he found out by wishing for the staff to be his family. This slip up reveals the Game Master’s identity to him, thanking Win for the “fruitful conversation”. He also reveals that he lost his Driver on purpose to get closer to the truth, having overheard Win’s scheming with Michinaga during the fight where Ace used the Twin Command Buckle. 
Win is humiliated by this revelation, with Ace saying he had to make it look convincing by faking losing to get what he wanted. Win feels like a clown, being used by people so easily, but Ace asks him to “put on another performance” as they still have a chance of making it through, asking him if he has a dream he actually wants. Win thinks about his dreams of being a rockstar and then agrees to work with Ace. 
Michinaga finds the Hide and Seek Jyamato and tries to fight it, but her army of Pawns overwhelms him. Keiwa and Neon arrive on the scene but the latter hesitates until Keiwa reminds her of what she is fighting for and they transform together to fight some Jyamato Riders and Pawns. 
Win receives a call on his cell phone, with the Game Master demanding an explanation, he fires back that he has to win the game to protect the world like his boss punished him to do, but he will do so with Ace by his side. The Game Master is outraged as Win proclaims he isn’t his errand boy anymore and hangs up. 
Keiwa impales the first Jyamato Rider with his Raising Sword and Neon finishes off the second with a Beat Strike Rider Kick, freeing both Desire Drivers from Jyamato control. 
Neon tries to help Michinaga, but the Hide and Seek Jyamato uses her spores to cause them to hallucinate and fight each other. Keiwa has fully charged the Raising Sword, allowing him to become Command Form Cannon Mode. He repels the spores with his sword and dodges them with his jet boosters, landing several blows and a cannon blast at his target. 
Ace and Win try to retrieve their Drivers, only for the Game Master to step in and Ace reveals that he knows he is actually Girori. Disappointed in Win, Girori pulls out a belt called the Vision Driver and becomes Kamen Rider Glare, easily overpowering Win in Punkjack Monster form. Girori as Glare then deploys a drone from his chest to mind control his opponent to attack Ace, knocking away his Driver. 
 
Before Ace can do anything to save himself from elimination, Keiwa successfully kills the Hide and Seek Jyamato, clearing the round. Michinaga is satisfied with the results, as now his rival will no longer be in his way. Girori gloats that the game is now over for the fox as Ace fades away, losing his ID Core and disappearing as a game announcement declares him retired. 
To be continued….
==Cast==
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===Guest Cast===
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*Win Hareruya's grandfather: 
===Suit Actors===
*Kamen Rider Geats: 
*Kamen Rider Tycoon: 
*Kamen Rider Na-Go: 
*Kamen Rider Buffa: 
*Kamen Rider PunkJack: 
*Kamen Rider Glare, Kakurenbo Jyamato: 
==Forms and Collectibles Used==
===Raise Buckles===
*Buckle Used: 
**Geats
***Command Jet (flashback)
**Tycoon
***Command Jet, Command Cannon
**Na-Go
***Beat
**Buffa
***Zombie
**PunkJack
***Monster
**Garun
***Hammer (flashback)	
**Lancer	
***Water (flashback)
*Form Used:
**Geats
***Raising Form (flashback)
**Tycoon
***Raising Form, Command Form Cannon Mode
**Na-Go
***Beat Form (Upper half)
**Buffa
***Zombie Form (Upper half), Zombie Form (Lower half; Via Revolve)
**PunkJack
***Monster Form (Upper half)
**Garun
***Armed Hammer (flashback; offscreen)	
**Lancer
***Armed Water (flashback; offscreen)
==Errors==
*to be added
==Notes==
*As part of Super Hero Time, this episode aired alongside episode 40, .
*Closing Screen DGP Rule: 
*Count at episode end
**Raise Buckles in Tycoon's possession: Ninja, Feverslot (x2), Magnum, Command Jet
**Raise Buckles in Na-Go's possession: Beat, Feverslot
**Raise Buckles in Buffa's possession: Zombie, Feverslot
**Raise Buckles in PunkJack's possession: Monster, Feverslot
*Eliminations: Geats (eliminated due to failing objective)
*Riders Remaining: 4/32 (Tycoon, Na-Go, Buffa, PunkJack)
*It is revealed in this episode that John and Ben were once Kamen Riders participating in the Desire Grand Prix. While it is unknown what their Rider forms looked like, it is shown that John and Ben used the Hammer and Water Buckles respectively.
*In the episode, the new Rook Jyamato and one of the Jyamato Riders utter lines quoted by Takeshi Goutokuji and Takahito Taira.
*As part of his plan, Ace does not appear transformed in this episode outside of flashbacks.
==External links==
*TV Asahi's official episode guide for 謀略Ⅴ：怒りのグレア
*KR Official's official episode guide for 謀略Ⅴ：怒りのグレア
*JAE's official episode guide for 謀略Ⅴ：怒りのグレア
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