Kamen Spyder King [Plot]

Kamen Spyder King
Written by Namaikina Imouto
Based on Kamen Rider (Toei Company)

	Kamen Spyder King is a spin-off of Kamen Spyder which is in turn a parody and homage to Kamen Rider so as to avoid any legal issues should I try to monetize the story. The series is filmed as a half-hour long television series. The series takes place in an alternate future where conservatives have turned the United Kingdom and the United States of America into fascist ultra right-wing oligarchies and monarchies ruled mostly by Caucasians. Climate Change has devastated much of the planet and wars are not being fought over land, resources and oil. With help from the European Union, Central and South America have fortified themselves into the Latin Federation so as to protect the oil in Venezuala from the White Nationalistic Americans and British.
	The United Kingdom has long-since invaded and consumed Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and Germany into their kingdom, forcing massive immigration to the remaining European nations and Middle East.  Meanwhile, the Free States of America has taken over much of Canada and their oil refineries. As of 2160 the main goal of the United Kingdom and Free States of America is the conquering of Venezuela and Saudi Arabia so as to control the world’s oil and subjugate the other nations. Before the appearance of Kamen Spyder King the war was at something of a stalemate as Venezuela and Saudi Arabia are heavily protected by other nations.

Episode #1: “Coronation (Part I)”
•In the year 2150 a seven year old boy named Kisaragi Shoutarou weeps over his dying mother passes away in the hospital. The boy swears revenge on the King of Britain. Ten years pass…
•Opening Credits:
•As the King of Britain’s health declines his heirs squabble over who will ascend the throne. The eldest—Donovan (thirty-five)—argues that he is next in line given that he is the eldest and currently manages relations with their alley, the Free States of America. The second eldest—Ophelia (twenty-four)—argues that the military expertise she has acquired qualifies her best to be leader of their country during this time of war against the European Union. The third eldest—Bart (twenty-three)—admits that he doesn’t really care so long as he gets to continue his easy-going life style, a comment that draws ire from the fourth oldest—Alice (seventeen)—who believes that Ophelia is best suited to be queen. Chief of Staff Berman can hear the increasingly incoherent squabbling from the hallway as he approaches the chamber via a quick stride. Bursting open the doors, the king’s children are shocked when Berman delivers his news: the King has finally passed.
•Title Card:
•A Part: King Albert’s funeral is held. It is a massive affair with thousands attending. Donovan is set to give the eulogy but as he prepares his make-up a man clad in a black suit of armor with a spider head shaped mask approaches him from behind, sword in hand. Meanwhile, with Donovan not arriving to make his eulogy Ophelia takes the opportunity to raise her public standing and chances of being declared queen by stepping in to make a eulogy herself. Four sentences later, Ophelia is cut-off by a guard rushing on stage with grave news: Prince Donovan has been murdered! “What’s this?!” The man in a black suit appears and explains that he killed him. Ophelia demands to know who he is but only gets a laugh in reply. The suit-clad man uses martial arts to disarm and disable the guards before using a switch on his strange belt. The man is wrapped in a strange light that slowly fades to reveal a Japanese teenager: Kisaragi Shoutarou. “I’m Kisaragi Shoutarou, son of Kisaragi Shouko…and King Albert of the United Kingdom!” Shock and screams fill the stadium while Shoutarou grins smugly.
•B Part: Ophelia questions Shoutarou’s claim. Shoutarou chuckles as he undoes the button to his black suit jacket and pockets his hands. Shoutarou explains that his mother was an ambassador and had an affair with the king. Consequently, he and his mother were thrown to the wayside so as not to embarrass the royal family with a half-breed. Threatened with death and blackballed from government work Kisaragi Shouko spent her remaining days working cruel, unending hours to provide for her son. Now, Shoutarou swears to avenge his mother by taking the throne for himself. Guards surround Shoutarou with rifles but he skillfully evades the blasts on all sides and disarms and injures the guards all without transforming. Shoutarou gives an ultimatum to his siblings: follow him or die, like the arrogant Donovan. Ophelia draws her sword and challenges her younger half-brother to a duel, telling her men not to interfere. Shoutarou takes the sword of a felled guard and acquiesces. The duel results in cuts and bruises abound. Shoutarou eventually tosses his blade at Ophelia to distract her while he charges forward and covers her face with his suit jacket so as to slam her onto the stage’s floor. With Ophelia apparently knocked on unconscious the guards move in to protect her. Alice draws a pistol from her garter beneath her gown and prepares to fire…but stops short to ask Shoutarou is what he says is true. “It is…little sister.” Alice brushes her blond bangs from her eyes, pistol still trained on Shoutarou, but that gives him the opportunity to move to the microphone. Shoutarou speaks to the massive crowd and viewers at home to consider him as their new king. After all, he has not only bested the great warrior Princess Ophelia but also proven himself to have unheard of power. The crowd goes silent over this campaign speech. Meanwhile, Berman orders more guards to open fire on Shoutarou. Shoutarou inserts a Dorito-shaped bronze crest into a slot on the top of his belt and flips a switch on it. The smug usurper becomes surrounded in light and spider symbols that fly at the guards and knock them and their mid-air bullets back before returning to and surrounding Shoutarou. Once they’ve worked their magic Shoutarou smugly declares after his transformation finishes that he’ll take the throne by force if he must. Using his martial arts skills and the defensive capabilities of the Kamen Spyder King suit, Shoutarou survives a barrage of bullets and easily floors fifty guards in a matter of minutes. Once finished, Shoutarou notices that his siblings—and many from the crowd—have left the scene. Shoutarou gives chase only to be met with gun turrets from above and ahead. Inserting another bronze crest, this time into the right side of his belt, Shoutarou summons his sword out of thin air and channels energy into the blade. With a single slice Shoutarou destroys the turret raining down on him from the tower above before dashing toward the turret ahead of him, slicing bullets in half all the while. The guard screams in horror as King rapidly approaches, so much so that he doesn’t notice when King simply knocks him out cold with the hilt of his sword. News cameras follow Shoutarou around the castle as he hunts for his prey. The producer—a five-foot tall brunette woman clad in a white suit named Epcar—is fascinated by the ‘revolution’ unfolding before her eyes. Shoutarou takes the free air time and uses it to his advantage by painting his siblings as cowards who would rather run away instead of fight full-on, just as they are doing in the wars against the EU and Eastern Kingdoms. Suddenly, multiple blasts go off around the palace. Berman curses under his breath, understanding that these are coming from none other than the rebels seeking to overthrow the monarchy. Shoutarou chuckles softly before having his attention grabbed by screams for help. Meanwhile, the siblings watch the news coverage from a safe room deep in the palace. Ophelia is disgusted by the adoration that the news team is espousing as they shoot King saving a group of palace hands from a fire caused by an explosion caused by a rebel cell. Ophelia orders that the broadcast be cut and for a team of commandos to take Shoutarou down. Shoutarou makes a show of not killing any guards he doesn’t have to, something that is not lost upon Epcar as she narrates the scene to the viewers at home. “Truly, he has the will of a king,” the producer decrees into her microphone while trying to suppress her glee. Shoutarou leaps in the air and easily reaches the top of the castle wall. Continuing, Shoutarou makes his way through the castle, room-by-room, to find his siblings. Ophelia realizes that they don’t have enough fire power on hand right now to stop Shoutarou. Cornered, Ophelia races through her available options before arriving at the only conclusion that would guarantee their safety: “I suppose…it cannot be helped!”
•Ending Credits:
•Meanwhile back in Japan, an old woman (Doctor Webber) in a laboratory cackles at the broadcast of Shoutarou storming the funeral of his father. “So, this is how you choose to use the belt?”

Episode #2: “Coronation (Part 2)”
•On a rainy day in the year 2150 a royal funeral is held for the death of Alice’s mother. Alice holds back her tears—much to the concern of Ophelia—while the priest finishes his sermon. Donovan and Bart look entirely uninterested in the funeral, Bart nearly yawning while Donovan seems caught up thinking about something entirely unrelated. At the reception after the burial Ophelia promises Alice that even if they have different mothers their bond as sisters is unbreakable.
•Opening Credits:
•Back in the present, Kamen Spyder King reaches for the handle to the safe room. Sensing danger behind him, Shoutarou quickly turns to block a downward slash from Captain Rose Rose Rosé (twenty-three; transgender woman), the personal knight of Princess Ophelia. Having placed her entire body weight into the leaping downward slash, Rose Rose Rosé knocks King off-balance and into the door. On the opposite side of the door the heirs and the random guards guarding them shudder at the bang against the door. Ophelia turns to Chief Berman and says “Follow my lead, Berman.” Berman gulps.
•Title Card:
•A Part: The duel between Rose and Shoutarou continues. Rose is adamant to not allow Shoutarou to enter the room and keeps her back pressed against the door. Growing bored, Shoutarou charges his blade and cuts right through Rose’s. Shocked, Rose leaves herself open to a palm-punch to her face, knocking her out cold. Opening the door with a slice of his sword, Shoutarou slowly approaches his cowering brother and adamant sisters. Ophelia takes a noticeable breath before speaking. “You said that you would let us live…if we accepted you as the king, yes?” Shoutarou entertains a soft, smug laugh. “I did.” “Is it still on the table?” The guards are surprised, as is Alice. “Yes, it is.” Shoutarou disengages his transformation and offers Ophelia a handshake. Sweat covers Alice’s brow as she grits her teeth in annoyance. “Together we will bring peace to the world.” The camera zooms in on the black pupils of Shoutarou’s menacing eyes until the screen is completely shrouded in black. In the darkness a door opens. A figure stands in the light of the door. As the figure approaches the camera it is revealed to be Shoutarou clad in a royal military suit. Shoutarou continues walking toward the camera until the camera rises and turns to follow Shoutarou into another bright light. After Shoutarou disappears into the bright light the camera zooms in on said light until it comes out on the other side, over Shoutarou’s shoulder as he looks down upon a newly remade crowd. Shoutarou introduces himself as the new King of the United Kingdom, Kisaragi Shoutarou, son of King Albert. Shoutarou gives a speech covering how he has been ‘graciously’ accepted by his family and together they will end the era of uncertainty and war by crushing the military might of the European Union, the Latin Federation and—if need be—the Eastern Kingdoms. To ignite the crowd, Shoutarou transforms into Kamen Spyder King and leaps into the air, drawing awes and cheers. Performing a mighty Spyder Kick, Shoutarou demolishes a tower on the castle before punching the debris into small enough pieces that nobody is hurt. The crowd erupts into chanting “Long Live the King! Long Live King Shoutarou!!” On the castle balcony from which Shoutarou delivered his speech Ophelia watches the crowd’s reaction to Shoutarou with unease.
•B Part: With the coronation over Shoutarou, his siblings and his advisors and generals return to the throne room. Shoutarou doffs his cape and casually takes his throne, even going so far as the cross his right leg over his left knee and prop up his head on his right fist to rest. There’s silence for a moment before Shoutarou laughs, telling the others to lighten up and speak freely, “But not too freely…” he grins. Ophelia steps forward to ask about their next plan of attack, “I assume you’re somewhat familiar with our combat stations…your highness?” Shoutarou nods, saying that he had his ways of keeping up until being coroneted and already knows what their first move is going to be. Shoutarou reveals that while securing the captured territories on the mainland is of great importance it will be easiest to do so best by cutting off the oil reserves of their enemies. Since the official fall of the Syrian government several decades back the Russian Empire has used Syria and their puppet government in Iran to sell and transport oil to the dying European Union at tremendous profit. What’s more, Saudi Arabia now—having cut ties with the Americans long ago, too—are acting as an unaffiliated third party in selling oil to the highest bidder while maintaining their independence through their own national guard and a widespread array of mercenaries. Going after Iran and Syria is a no-go so as to not involve the Russians but going after Saudi Arabia—which also sells its oil to the EU—is perfectly fine for the time being. Chief of Staff Berman offers that fighting the Saudis right now would be too disastrous. Even if a small commando team managed to destabilize the kingdom there would be no way for a follow-up full-scale campaign due to the likelihood of the EU—which stands between the United Kingdom and the Middle East—blocking their invasion force. “We can’t go through Europe or Syria and going around Africa will only help tip them off.” Finally, Shoutarou decides to change plans, “Then we’ll go for Venezuela first.” The room is aghast. Venezuela is arguably the most heavily guarded nation on the planet now and enjoys great luxury due to its place in the oft reclusive Latin Federation. Shoutarou claims that all he’ll need first is a small team to enter the country and destabilize their military bases. After that, they’ll destabilize their government before giving the signal for a full-scale invasion by sea and air. After the meeting Ophelia returns to her chambers. Doffing her somewhat suffocating and sweat-stained uniform the princess enters her show to wash away the worries of the day. A figure appears on the steam-stained glass of the shower door. As a precaution, Ophelia grabs the gun she keeps in the shower and prepares to fire. “Could it be…Shoutarou? Coming to kill me?!” A familiar voices calls out over the falling of the warm water, “M’lady, it is I, Rose Rose Rosé.” Ophelia and her knight converse about the wild and explosive developments of the past twenty-four hours. Rose wonders if her princess truly intends to allow Shoutarou to reign over the kingdom. Ophelia admits that right now Shoutarou needs her and she needs Shoutarou. They are able to mutually benefit from an alliance, therefore she shall accept one. Rose counters that the moment Shoutarou no longer needs Ophelia her life could very well be ended. Ophelia chuckles softly, concurring with her knight’s assessment. Ophelia opens the shower door to face her personal knight. The slender yet curvaceous young woman wears a face of stalwartness. After a moment of staring at one another in silence the princess offers her knight her hand. Rose considers declining but ultimately doffs her uniform, allowing its many pieces to drop to the somewhat wet floor. Taking her princess’ hand Rose steps into the shower and allows her long, blond hair to grow damp before soaked. The two young women stare at one another for what feels like an eternity, their every breath growing faster and deeper. With both of their large breasts pressed against one another the strain to resist becomes apparent in both of their eyes. “We shouldn’t do this. The aristocracy would condemn you if they found out.” A warm, loving smile graces Ophelia’s mouth, “I think their new king being Japanese and not a Caucasian will keep their foolish little minds busy for the time being.” A cut to outside of the steam-stained shower door shows Ophelia leaning in further to kiss her secret lover.
•Ending Credits:
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