 This article is about a kaijin in Kamen Rider V3.
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Onibi Seiuchi (オニビセイウチ[note 1] lit. "Demon Flame Walrus") is Destron's cyborg who appears in Kamen Rider V3. A walrus-type cyborg, he is the second warrior of the Kiba Clan, being summoned by Baron Kiba to carry out the task of killing all the member of Youth Rider League.
Character History[]
Engaged in a strategy to annihilate the Rider League who visited his mountain lodge of Onibi Swamp to camp, impersonating Tobee Tachibana's old friend Ito (伊藤, Itō). The combatants who watched Shiro Kazami and Ken Sakuma were everywhere, and when they tried to kill Ken on their own initiative, one of the combatants captured by V3 leaked this strategy, so they changed to a strategy to kill only the current Rider League members. The real Ito was kept alive in consideration of the final strategy.
At the end, he received V3 Kaiten Full Kick and squeezed the last power while suffering a fatal injury. Then, he guides V3 to the Destron's hideout at the bottom of the Onibi Swamp to trap the Rider. When he reached Baron Kiba, he was held in his arms and watched over him, fulfilling his last task and dies there. [Spectre of Onibi Swamp: Rider Scouts Annihilated!?]
Revived[]
General Yoroi later revived Onibi Seiuchi in order to ambush Kamen Rider V3. He was defeated by V3 with a jumping kick. [The Last Day of Destron]
Kamen Rider SPIRITS[]
Onibi Seiuchi in Kamen Rider SPIRITS.
In order to intercept Riderman who is trying to entering Shikoku from Okayama, the revived Onibi Seiuchi sorties out at Seto Ohashi Bridge as a spearhead of the Kiba Clan who controlled Kagawa. He destroyed the modified Riderman Machine with his fireball attack, but died after being shot by Machine Gun Arm.[3]
Powers and Abilities[]
Onibi Seiuchi
Statistics
- Height: 177 cm[4]
- Weight: 66 kg[4]
- Birthplace: North America[4]
Onibi Seiuchi had four sharp fangs on his mouth, which is said to have been brushing his fangs in the Solomon Sea. He can freely manipulate the fireball (demon flame). In addition to attacking enemies using this, he has the ability to turn Destron Combatmens into fireballs and summon them to attack. There is a technique to spit out Hitodama Gas (人魂ガス, Hitodama Gasu) from his mouth that rots humans. Although a bit weak when on land, he was good at underwater battles, and able to swim at 200 km/h[5]. He once dragged the V3 into the underwater of his home ground and won. The Devil's Ritual of Dobu (��ーブー教の悪魔の儀式, Dōbū-kyō no Akuma no Gishiki) allows him to borrow the form of the person by slurping the blood of the sacrificed human, but it has the disadvantage that his original form is reflected in the mirror.
Behind the scenes[]
Portrayal[]
Onibi Seiuchi was voiced by Shun Yashiro (八代 駿, Yashiro Shun). His suit actor was Masaru Okada (岡田 勝, Okada Masaru).[6] As Ito, he was portrayed by Keisuke Nakai (中井 啓輔, Nakai Keisuke).
Appearances[]
Kamen Rider V3
- Episode 32: Spectre of Onibi Swamp: Rider Scouts Annihilated!?
- Episode 52: The Last Day of Destron
Notes[]
- Onibi Seiuchi is one of four Destron monsters that appears fighting V3 in the second ending sequence of Kamen Rider V3, shown from episodes 43 to 52.[7]
- The name at the planning stage was Hitodama Seiuchi (ヒトダマセイウチ lit. "Hitodama Walrus").[8]
References[]
- ↑ Kodansha. (1986). "15th Anniversary TV Magazine Special Edition Kamen Rider Kaijin Dai Zenshu". pp. 70-71, "Destron (Episode 31-35)". ISBN 4-06-178402-1.
- ↑ Keibunsha. (1990). "The Complete Works of Monsters" Second Volume. p. 59. ISBN 4-7669-1209-8.
- ↑ Kodansha <Magazine ZKC>. (2006). "Kamen Rider SPIRITS" Volume.10. p. 83, "Chapter 11: Rush". ISBN 4-06-349255-9.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Futabasha. (2001). Yoichi Iwasa "Kamen Rider V3 Taizen". pp. 110-112. ISBN 4-575-29235-4.
- ↑ Eichi Publishing. (2003). "The Complete Works of Monsters (First Volume) Toei Edition". p. 99. ISBN 4-7542-2016-1.
- ↑ http://www.kamenrider.net/riderv3/destron/destron031.html
- ↑ Kodansha. (1986). "15th Anniversary TV Magazine Special Edition Kamen Rider Kaijin Dai Zenshu". pp. 182-185, "List of Kamen Rider's Kaijin Re-appearance Works". ISBN 4-06-178402-1.
- ↑ Hobby Japan <Hobby Japan MOOK>. (2016). "Uchusen Separate Volume Kamen Rider Kaijin Great Pictorial 2016". pp. 211-223, "Kamen Rider V3 - Kamen Rider Stronger Photo Session Album". ISBN 978-4-7986-1202-7.