White Wizard Driver

White Wizard Driver is the transformation belt created by Sou Fueki, having implanted the Manmade Phantom Carbuncle into his body, to transform himself into Kamen Rider Wiseman (The White Wizard).

The White Wizard Driver is identical to Wizard's WizarDriver, except for the red trim around the Hand Author as opposed to gold, the voice tone deeper than Haruto's WizarDriver, pointed fingers, and a black strap & accents instead of silver. Orma and the users of Kamen Rider Mage also happen to have a WizarDriver with an identical design to Fueki's, the latter being dubbed Mage's Belt. Unfortunately, the White Wizard Driver was ultimately destroyed by Gremlin when he unleashed a diagonal slash on a weakened Fueki with his own Hamel Cane.

Publication Information

Device : White Wizard Driver
Japanese : 白い魔法使いドライバー :
Type : Belt
Usage : Transformation
Users :
- Sou Fueki
- Koyomi Fueki
Rider Users : Kamen Rider Wiseman
Season : Kamen Rider Wizard
Main View : Full Episod

The Important Thing is... Later, through the machinations of the Phantom Ogre, a manifestation of Koyomi appeared with her own White Wizard Driver which she used to transform into Kamen Rider Wiseman.

Sabbath

Sabbath

The Sabbath was a ritual performed by the Wiseman on the day of a solar eclipse. The ritual involved the gathering of many Gates, humans with magical potential, which were forced into deep despair and sacrificed, giving birth to the Phantoms. These Phantoms seek out to increase their number through placing more Gates in despair to create more of their own kind so the Wiseman can perform the Sabbath once more.

One of the Gates who was sacrificed was Haruto Soma, but he survived thanks to the promise he made as a child to his parents, when they were on their deathbed after a car accident, to keep hope alive in his heart. Dragon's Cry He was able to keep his inner Phantom, Dragon, from tearing him apart from the inside through sheer willpower, Haruto was one of the very few to have survived the ritual and emerged with the ability to perform magic. In the aftermath of the ritual, Haruto was attacked by a Phantom but was saved by the White Wizard, who entrusted Koyomi, who was thought to be another survivor from the ritual but lost her memories, to the youth while giving him the Wizardriver to fight the Phantoms as Kamen Rider Wizard.

Several months later, Wiseman reveals that in order to execute Sabbath on a non- solar eclipse day, he must gather vast amounts of mana which are emitted by Phantoms. Also, The Sabbath's true purpose was not in creating more Phantoms but rather the action itself causes the creation of more Phantoms as a side effect.

After Wiseman's identity was revealed to be Sou Fueki, aka The White Wizard, he continues to kidnap more wizards, even Haruto and Koyomi in order to recreate the Sabbath. As stated earlier however, the purpose of the Sabbath is not creating Phantoms, it is for Fueki to fully revive his daughter Koyomi, who died of an unknown illness before the first Sabbath, through the Philosopher's Stone. Through the birth of Phantoms large amounts of magic are released, Fueki then feeds this magic into his daughter in the hopes of reviving her.

Therefore, due to the failure of the first Sabbath, Fueki recalculated his research and planned a second, much larger Sabbath, one that would use everyone in Tokyo. Then Sora finds out that would turn everyone into Phantoms, so he tells Kosuke to stop Fueki. Kosuke arrive where the White Wizard is and fought him, however he is too powerful for Beast. As Beast is about to be finished, he steals White Wizard's Hamel Cane, which he stabs the Beast Driver freeing Beast Chimera. Beast Chimera flies over Tokyo, consuming the mana which stops the Sabbath.

Gates

Gates are humans with magical potential. Whenever a Gate gives in to despair, they create a monster called a Phantom. Thus, they are pursued by the Phantoms, who seek to create more of their kind. From there, the created Phantom proceeds to tear down the host's Underworld, the subconscious of the human, before destroying the host itself. Able to assume its host's form, the Phantom proceeds to seek out more Gates and place them deep in despair to repeat the cycle.

For Wizard or Beast to stop the sacrifice, they must use an Engage Wizard Ring to remove the feelings of despair and prevent their Inner Phantom from destroying the host's Underworld by destroying the Inner Phantom, with the side effect of the host rendered a normal human.

Living Gates

Haruto Soma (survived; able to contain his Phantom, WizarDragon, within him and use magic)
Kosuke Nitoh (turned into a Gate as he discovers the Beast Driver, which imprisoned the Phantom Beast Chimera within him, and can now use magic)
Rinko Daimon (targeted by Minotauros; made normal with inner Phantom's destruction)
Shunpei Nara (targeted by Hellhound; made normal with inner Phantom's destruction)
Sora Takigawa (gave in to despair; somehow managed to hold on to his real personality when Gremlin emerged)
Mayu Inamori (targeted by Medusa; held in her inner Phantom and went with the White Wizard to learn how to use magic)
Eisaku Takagi (targeted by Catsith; never fell into despair)
Manami Kawasaki (targeted by Gnome; never fell into despair)
Hiroki Itoh (targeted by Phoenix; never fell into despair)
Naoki Katayama (targeted by Gargoyle; made normal with inner Phantom's destruction)
Shozo Matsuki (targeted by Valkyrie; never fell into despair)
Chizuru Manaka (targeted by Lizardman; never fell into despair)
Tatsuro (targeted by Phoenix; made normal with inner Phantom's destruction)
Hiroshi Oikawa (targeted by Hydra; made normal with inner Phantom's destruction)
Shiho Arai (targeted by Beelzebub; never fell into despair)
Toshie Nitoh (targeted by Weretiger; never fell into despair)
Takako (targeted by Medusa and Gremlin; never fell into despair)
Osamu Nakamoto (targeted by Spriggan; never fell into despair)
Kenta Miyake (targeted by Legion; never fell into despair)
Masataka Tsuchiya and 5 others (targeted by Bogy; never fell into despair; some nearly died, but they were saved just in the nick of time by both Wizard and Beast)
Chiaki Shimizu (targeted by Argus; never fell into despair)
Kazuyoshi Nemoto (used as a spy by Raum; made normal with inner Phantom's destruction (off-screen))
Kazuya Shinozaki (targeted by Bahamut; never fell into despair)
Yuzuru Ijima (targeted by Sylphi; held in his inner Phantom and was kidnapped by Fueki)
Masafumi Saionji (targeted by Sphinx; made normal with inner Phantom's destruction)
Yoshikazu Kumagai (targeted by Siren, never fell into despair)
Masahiro Yamamoto (targeted by Arachne; held in his inner Phantom and was kidnapped by Fueki)
Yu Kamimura (was used by Xatan as a generator to increase the despair among humans)
Saburo Kazeta-kid (was used by Xatan as a generator to increase the despair among humans before he was brainwashed into evil by Xatan himself)
Rumi Komaki-kid (was used by Xatan as a generator to increase the despair among humans before she was brainwashed into evil by Xatan himself)
Daita Kondou-kid (was used by Xatan as a generator to increase the despair among humans before he was brainwashed into evil by Xatan himself)
Chikao Nezu-kid (was used by Xatan as a generator to increase the despair among humans before he was brainwashed into evil by Xatan himself)
Shiina (targeted by the Magic Land versions of Gremlin, Phoenix, and Medusa. Made normal with the destruction of his inner Phantom.)

Deceased Gates

Misa Inamori (gave in to despair; died when Medusa emerged)
Yugo Fujita (gave in to despair; died when Phoenix emerged)
Amino (gave in to despair; died when Minotauros emerged)
Kazuo Tajima (gave in to despair; died when Hellhound emerged)
An unnamed black man in despair who died when Caitsìth emerged
An unnamed sommelier in despair who died when Gnome emerged
An unknown Gate who was accidentally killed by Phoenix when he lost control
An unnamed worker in despair who died when Gargoyle emerged
Katsuya Kiritani (gave in to despair; died when Valkyrie emerged)
Satoshi Ishii (gave in to despair; died when Lizardman emerged)
An unnamed fortune teller in despair who died when Manticore emerged
An unnamed scuba diver in despair who died when Hydra emerged
An unnamed conductor in despair who died when Beelzebub emerged
Igawa (gave in to despair; died when Weretiger emerged)
An unnamed security guard in despair who died when Spriggan emerged
Naito (gave in to despair; died when Legion emerged)
Kasahara (gave in to despair; died when Bogy emerged)
Akito Kosuda (gave in to despair; died when Argus emerged)
Kaga (gave in to despair; died when Raum emerged)
Katsumura (gave in to despair; died when Bahamut emerged)
Nishikawa (gave in to despair; died when Sylphi emerged)
Kusuda (gave in to despair; died when Sphinx emerged)
Shizune (gave in to despair; died when Siren emerged)
An unnamed, unseen Gate who died when Arachne emerged
Orma (gave in to despair; died when Drake emerged)

Underworld

An Underworld is the subconscious of a human, also known as their Inner World. When a Gate gives in to despair, their magic core becomes corrupted and forms into an Inner Phantom, which then emerges and proceeds to tear down the host's Underworld before destroying the host itself. Able to assume its host's form, the Phantom proceeds to seek out more Gates and place them deep in despair to repeat the cycle.

When a Phantom causes a Gate to fall into despair, Wizard or Beast can use the Engage Magic Ring to travel into their Underworld to destroy the new Phantom before it can emerge, stripping the Gate of their magical potential and saving their life. To destroy the Phantom in the Underworld, Wizard and Beast require the assistance of their own Inner Phantoms, WizarDragon and Beast Chimera.

Haruto Soma's Underworld is represented by his memories of his parents' deaths. First shown after he visited it himself to gain access to Flame Dragon, then later after his Underworld was invaded by the Phantom Legion. In The Fateful Sengoku Movie Battle, it is invaded by the Ogre Phantom (via Legion's power) and with the ChiChin Pui Pui ring, Haruto is able to enter his own Underworld. This time, his Underworld is represented by his memories of Koyomi.
When Kosuke Nitoh obtained the Beast Driver, and again when he obtained the Hyper Ring/Mirage Magnum and before his final battle with Fueki, he spoke with Chimera in what can be presumed to be his own Underworld, a formless black and gold void with stars. Presumably, because Nitoh is either not a true Gate (having a Phantom implanted in him via his Driver) or never had his real Phantom emerge, he lacks a true Underworld.
After Rinko Daimon was forced into despair by the Phantom Minotauros, Wizard went into her Underworld and destroyed her Inner Phantom Jabberwock. Represented by her childhood memories of her late father.

Movie

Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider Wizard & Fourze : Movie War Ultimatum

There is, however an actual Underworld within the Earth, presumably being the subconscious of the True Gaia Memory. Here, it is the home of the Phantoms, as well as the Akumaizers.

Kamen Rider × Super Sentai × Space Sheriff : Super Hero Taisen Z