My-Th Mysteries

The protagonist may occasionally be observed by someone who never directly interferes. The identity of that person and their reason for monitoring the Rider could become a major mystery.

There may be an earlier history of MY-TH that the present-day characters have never been told. Records, memories, or even physical evidence could reveal that the system existed long before the current Rider appeared.

The characters may believe they understand the maximum power MY-TH can produce, but later evidence could suggest that the system has another level that has never been reached.

Symbols appearing on transformation devices, monsters, uniforms, or locations could form a larger message. Individual symbols might seem meaningless until the characters discover that they belong to an ancient system.

Important MY-TH documents could have been deliberately removed. Someone apparently knows what was written in them but refuses to explain where the missing information went.

If MY-TH’s enemies originate from humans, the selection process becomes another mystery. Why does one person transform while another person exposed to the same circumstances does not?

The monsters may not simply be ordinary creatures created to attack humanity. Some could potentially have connections to humans, memories, technology, or the same power that created the Rider.

A Rider who initially appears to be an enemy may have a completely different goal. The question is whether they are trying to destroy MY-TH, control it, protect someone from it, or prevent something worse from happening.

An earlier MY-TH device could have disappeared years ago. Finding it might provide information about the system’s history and reveal that the current transformation technology is only one version.

Ultimately, “MY-TH” itself could refer not to the system, organization, or technology, but to a person. Discovering who or what the name originally represented could connect many of the mysteries together.