My-Th Mysteries

A scientist connected to MY-TH could have disappeared immediately before the main story began. Their disappearance may be connected to discovering something the organization wanted to keep secret.

The current Rider may not actually be the first person to use MY-TH. A forgotten predecessor could have disappeared, died, or deliberately erased their identity from history.

There could be unused or forgotten forms that once existed but were removed from MY-TH’s system. Their absence could suggest that someone intentionally sealed away powers considered too dangerous.

The technology, artifact, or supernatural force that creates Kamen Rider MY-TH remains a major mystery. Who created it, and what was its original purpose? If it was designed specifically for combat, there could be an earlier war or experiment that explains why it exists. There is also the possibility that the system was never intended…

The earliest enemy encountered might not have been the true beginning of the conflict. Someone could have been manipulating events from behind the scenes long before the heroes realized there was a larger enemy.

The name MY-TH itself raises questions. Is it simply a stylized name, or does “MY-TH” have an important meaning connected to mythology, history, or the Rider’s powers? If the name refers to a forgotten myth, then the series may be hinting that its supernatural events have happened before. The current Riders might therefore be repeating…

A mysterious character could know details about the Rider’s powers before the Rider himself understands them. Their knowledge would suggest that they have encountered MY-TH previously.

Every powerful system usually has some kind of limitation. MY-TH may have a hidden cost that the characters have not yet discovered, potentially making every transformation more dangerous than it appears.

If the monsters or supernatural enemies display human characteristics, their connection to human memories becomes particularly mysterious. Why do certain enemies seem familiar with human emotions, relationships, or experiences? This could suggest that the monsters are not completely independent creatures. They might be created from human memories, transformed humans, or beings that existed inside people’s…

The Rider’s strength may fluctuate according to emotions, memories, relationships, or personal decisions. That would raise the question of whether MY-TH is actually responding to the Rider’s psychological state.