Ghost Imagin

Evil-doer
Full Name	Ghost Imagin
Alias	Kamen Rider Yuuki Skull Form
Origin	Farewell Kamen Rider Den-O: Final Countdown
Occupation	Shiro's enforcer
Powers / Skills	Possessing others
Goals	Defeat Kamen Rider Den-O (failed)
Crimes	Murder
Type of Villain	Murderous Monster

The Ghost Imagin is an antagonist in Farewell Kamen Rider Den-O: Final Countdown.

He is voiced by Hiroshi Kamiya, who also voiced Izaya Orihara in Durarara!.

Biography

The Ghost Imagin was Shiro's main enforcer, receiving the Yuuki Belt and Rider Pass from him. With Ryotaro Nogami as his host, the Ghost Imagin transformed into Kamen Rider Yuuki Skull Form.

The Ghost Imagin first appeared in front of the Taros and Hana as a mysterious figure, being accompanied by the Shadow Imagin and Phantom Imagin. Transforming into Yuuki, the Ghost Imagin ambushed the Taros with the intention of murdering them. He then reveals himself to be in possession of Ryotaro, shocking the Taros.

Taking advantage of the situation, the Ghost Imagin transformed into Yuuki Skull Form in an attempt to finish them off, only to be thwarted by Yuto Sakurai as Kamen Rider Zeronos. Still unfazed by this, Yuuki activated his finisher, the Terminal Slash, injuring Yuto in the process.

As he was about to execute Yuto, Kotaro transforms into New Den-O and arrives to their aid. Momotaros would then recover and repossess Ryotaro, ejecting the Ghost Imagin in the process. He would eventually meet his comeuppance after Den-O Climax Form used their combined might to defeat him.

Personality

Arrogant and cowardly in nature, the Ghost Imagin is a vicious sadist with a strong lust for battle, acting as Shiro's main enforcer against the Denliner crew. Believing himself to be among the strongest, the Ghost Imagin gleefully mocked his foes in battle, constantly referring to the Taros as "weaklings". Evidently, alongside his use of Ryotaro as a hostage, the Ghost Imagin will rely on any outside help in a disadvantage, "defeating" Kotaro Nogami/Kamen Rider New Den-O by such means. After Momotaros successfully retrieved Ryotaro, though, he briefly expressed disbelief, unable to comprehend how he had failed. His overconfidence would lead to his downfall, such as when he attempted to fight Den-O Climax Form, not recognizing his foes' combined might.