Masked Rider Φ's: The Adaptation
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  • Parts 3
Ongoing, First published Jul 05, 2014
Mature
The advent of Orphnochs and Worms have become a threat to the human race and the brink of terrorism disturbing the peace, the Philippine government once developed a top-secret project called "Smart Brain", in hopes of creating superhuman 'power-suits' as a response to a gruesome incident in Maguindanao. One year later, when the government enters to a new administration, the project was diminished, and the fate of these power suits were shrouded in a mystery.

Five years later, an NIB agent discovers three Rider Belts which have thought to be the remnants of Smart Brain, and entrusts to three individuals who are worthy to harness the power of each of the belts. Pat, a wandering vigilante and college student, stumbles to one of the belts and becomes the one they call a Masked Rider, in the name of Rider Operator Series No. 1, whom would be later christened as Masked Rider "Faiz".
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