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Expy: He appears to be based on Philip as both are intelligent individuals to a superhuman level.
He's also one to Iron Man. Making upgrades for himself and the other Kamen Riders.
Keet: Tends to showcase a childish behavior when fascinated with new gadgets.
Red Oni, Blue Oni: Build's default form is half red, half blue. It is also modeled after a rabbit, and a tank.
Other forms that have this trope include RabbitRocket, KaizokuShoubousha, and DragonShoubousha
Super Mode: Excluding the one use forms Sento has at least five. Rabbit Tank Sparkling ,Hazard Trigger, RabbitRabbit, TankTank are all your powers combined Mid Season Upgrades. His ultimate form is appropriately called Genius Form.
One Steve Limit: This isn't the first Kamen Rider season to have a character who has the last name of Takigawa.
Too Dumb to Live: Episode 1 shows her attempting to take a picture of a Smash after bumping into it, not to mention she doesn't pay attention upon encounter.
Faust[]
Touto Government[]
Gentoku Himuro[]
Portrayed by: Kensei Mikami
Ambiguously Evil: In his earliest appearances, where he's obviously sinister but allegedly working for a good cause. It doesn't take long for his true nature to come out, and the trailer at the end of episode 6 makes obvious what episode 7 confirms: he's Night Rogue, and his evil is anything but ambiguous.
CloudCuckoolander: This is Genktoku's personality before being exposed to Nebula gas.
Hair-Trigger Temper: Is easily prone to fits of anger, best shown when ordering his troops to hunt down Ryuga and Build.
Handsome Lech: When Sawa asks him about the Smash and Kamen Rider, he responds by propositioning her to discuss them in a hotel all night long. Predictably he gets shot down.
Heroic Sacrifice: Pushes beyond his limits and is beaten down by Evolt to buy time so Sento and Ryuga can defeat the Planet Eater.
Hypocrite: Despite claiming that Touto adheres to traditional pacifism, he demands that Ryuga and Build be brought in "dead or alive," claiming that they "don't need toys that break that easily."
Knight Templar: Played with. His plans (and Faust, by extension) is to keep the neighboring rivals and foreign nations from invading Touto by creating Kamen Riders as tools for warfare.
Properly Paranoid: One of the symptoms he experiences after being affected by Pandora's Box.
Serious Business: How he acts after being purged of Nebula gas. Between trying to justify his goofy clothing taste to Misora and even using them for Overly Prepared Gags.
