Daiki Kaito / Kamen Rider Diend

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Daiki Kaito

Profile
Daiki Kaito is a mysterious young man who is portrayed as being cheerful to the extent of being annoying to those around him, but becomes serious in battle and sees material objects as more important than anything else. He travels from World to World, stealing what he refers to as "treasures". Daiki's surname is a homophone of the Japanese word kait¨­ (¹ÖµÁ?, phantom thief), a role he fulfills well.

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Kamen Rider Diend

Infomachion
Diend only has access to a single form by using the Diend KamenRide Card in the Diendriver and then shooting the Diendriver above him. In this form, Diend can move extremely fast when he personally fights rather then use his KamenRide cards through the use of the microwave-emitting Tesla Bands around his wrists. Decade also has Tesla Bands, but does not use them. Diend can also perform the Blue Strike Rider Kick.

Diendriver

The Transformation Loading Gun Diendriver is Daiki's primary weapon as well as for transforming into Kamen Rider Diend. Diendriver's functions just like Decade's Decadriver, placing a Ride Card inside it to activate it by firing. However, unlike Decade who transforms into another Kamen Rider, Diend's KamenRide Cards enable him to summon other Kamen Riders to fight for him. In Kamen Rider Decade: All Riders vs. Dai-Shocker, It was eventually revealing that Diendriver was originally belongs to Dai-Shocker until Daiki has stealing it from World of Decade, the true home of Tsukasa Kadoya.

Final Attack Ride Cards
Diend Blast: Grants the Diendriver rapid fire capabilities. Unlike Decade's version, Diend's shots are able to arc, curve, and seemingly track targets.

Invisible: Allows Diend to turn invisible.

Crossattack: Causes two summoned Riders to perform their finishing moves against one target.

Barrier: Allows the Diendriver to project a shield.

Illusion: This creates multiple copies of Diend, each capable of combat.

Gekijouban: This summons the eight Riders that make up Diend Complete Form. "Gekijouban" literally means "Movie Version" („¡ˆö°æ, Gekij¨­ban?), as Movie Riders are used in the attack.