Hololive Desire Grand Prix (DGP)

The Frontrunners (Veteran Competitors) Hoshimachi Suisei: The ultimate Deza Shin candidate. She possesses a terrifyingly sharp competitive drive, unmatched killer instincts in survival games like Project Winter, and an unwavering focus on her goals. Her ideal weapon is the Ninja or Zombie Buckle due to her stealthy yet aggressive combat style. Her desire would be to create a world where she is the undisputed apex idol of the universe.

Usada Pekora: The chaotic mastermind. Pekora fits the archetype of a player who relies on traps, heavy artillery, and manipulation to outlast others. She would master the Magnum or Monster Buckle to cause maximum explosions. Her desire would likely be a chaotic pranking utopia or global "Pekoland" domination.

Shishiro Botan: The tactical apex predator. With her calm demeanor, military-grade weapon proficiency, and FPS expertise, Botan would treat the DGP like a casual Sunday stroll. She is a perfect match for the Magnum and Powered Builder Buckles. Her desire would be a world with infinite high-spec PC parts and ultimate trials to test her skills.

The Wildcards & "Dezastar" Candidates Sakura Miko: The "Elite" comedic relief who accidentally survives until the final round. Miko would constantly trigger hilarious errors but clutch victories when backed into a corner. She fits the Beat or Boost Buckle. Alternatively, she would make an excellent, highly suspicious Dezastar mole because her sabotages would be so chaotic nobody could tell if they were intentional.

Tokoyami Towa: The noble defender. Towa would play the game with a strict moral code, much like Keiwa Sakurai (Kamen Rider Tycoon), trying to save everyone even if the rules discourage it. She would utilize the Arrow or Propeller Buckles. Her desire would be a truly peaceful world where everyone gets along.

Houshou Marine: The high-risk player driven entirely by raw motivation. Marine would fight with extreme intensity to achieve her ultimate wish: a world where she is permanently 17 years old and surrounded by a loyal pirate crew of beautiful maidens. She would excel with the Ninja, Boost, or Chain Array Buckles.

The Heavy Hitters (Apex Competitors) Inugami Korone: The terrifyingly relentless brawler. Korone possesses infinite stamina and a feral fighting spirit. She would excel with the Zombie or Monster Buckle, shrugging off damage while hunting down Jyamato. Her desire would be a world where everyone plays retro video games with her forever—and no one is allowed to sleep.

The Strategic & Chaos Threats

Kureiji Ollie: The literal zombie. Ollie cannot be permanently put down, making her the ultimate user of the Zombie Buckle. Her chaotic energy and loud tactical callouts would distract enemies while she rushes them down. Her desire would be a massive harem world filled with all her favorite Hololive idols.

Ouro Kronii: The arrogant perfectionist. Kronii views herself as peak efficiency. She would dominate early rounds using the Command Twin or Boost Buckles, moving with clockwork precision. Her desire would be a world that revolves entirely around her, recognizing her absolute perfection.

Shirakami Fubuki: The seasoned veteran. Fubuki would play like a seasoned DGP regular who knows every hidden mechanic. She would favor versatile, tactical Buckles like Ninja. Her desire would be a peaceful, otaku-friendly world where she can gacha-roll to her heart's content without ever losing money.

The Deza-Shin Candidates (Hidden Powerhouses) Mori Calliope: The Reaper of the battlefield. Calliope brings raw power, reaping Jyamato effortlessly with her scythe-like combat style. She would master the Zombie (for the chainsaw-scythe aesthetic) or Beat Buckle (harnessing her rap music). Her desire would be a world where underworld myths and mortal hip-hop merge flawlessly.

Natsuiro Matsuri: The unhinged wild card. Matsuri acts completely unpredictable, making her impossible for opponents to read. She would aggressively pursue the Boost Buckle for explosive, high-speed impact. Her wish would be a highly questionable paradise where she rules over all the cute girls in the company.

DGP Higher Ups: (Game Masters/Navigators)

Tokino Sora: The undisputed Goddess of Hololive. Sora is too powerful to be a mere player; she naturally fits the role of a Navigator (like Tsumuri) or a Game Master who oversees the tournament with a gentle yet terrifyingly authoritative smile.

Juufuutei Raden (Hololive Dev_Is): She perfectly captures elegant, traditional, and high-class narrator aesthetic as a Navigator for the Desire Grand Prix. Raden’s deep appreciation for classic Japanese culture mirrors formal, monotone, yet strangely charismatic presentation style during the Desire Grand Prix.

Takanashi Kiara: If you need a Supporter who doubles as a flashy, attention-seeking Game Master, Kiara fits perfectly. She loves hosting events, has massive reality-show host energy, and can switch from a colorful, upbeat personality to an intense competitor in a heartbeat.

Moona Hoshinova: Game Masters are high-dimensional beings who build worlds and control the rules of reality. Moona is Hololive’s resident "Moon Goddess". She naturally carries the aura of a powerful, untouchable figure who watches from above and structures the playing field.

Appearance: .

The Desire Grand Prix (DGP) is a survival game tournament where chosen participants transform into Kamen Riders to protect the world from the Jyamato. The ultimate winner earns the title of Deza Shin (Desire God) and the right to reshape reality into their ideal world. Below is the structured breakdown of the core operational rules governing the tournament.

Core Entry & Survival Rules: No Turning Back: Accepting the Desire Driver and ID Core solidifies entry into the DGP. There is no option to opt-out afterward.

Elimination: Dying during a game round results in elimination from the world. They still can join the DGP but they'll be given only Small Raise Buckles

Disqualification: Dropping out or failing to complete mandatory rounds strips a player of their Kamen Rider status.

Memory Erasure: Disqualified or retired players have all memories of the DGP erased and are returned to standard civilian life.

Equipment & Gameplay Mechanics Affinities: ID Cores and Raise Buckles possess unique mechanical affinities. Maximizing combat efficiency relies on the user's specific compatibility.

Memory Retention: Surviving players retain their accumulated Raise Buckle collections and memories between multi-day game rounds.

The Spider Phone: All active players receive match notifications, alerts, and emergency mission details exclusively through their provided Spider Phone.

Management & Reality Show Rules Future Broadcast: The tournament is not just a localized battle; it is a highly managed reality TV show broadcasted for high-net-worth audiences living in the far future.

Strict Professionalism: Staff members, such as Navigators, are completely forbidden from entering into intimate or personal relationships with active players.

The Dezastar Variant: In specific specialized seasons, a hidden saboteur (the Dezastar) is placed among players. If they complete secret directives and remain undetected by the final stage, they steal the victory automatically.

Public Voting: During active Dezastar seasons, players vote on who they suspect is the mole. The player with the highest vote count at the end of a round is forcibly retired.

Armed / Small Raise Buckles (Support Tiers)

• These are small, single-slot buckles. They offer lightweight armor (chest pieces) and a basic handheld weapon. They are typically used in early DGP rounds or combined with Large Buckles for extra versatility.

Armed Arrow: Grants a basic bow-and-arrow weapon. Armed Shield: Grants a defensive handheld riot shield. Armed Hammer: Grants a small toy-like war hammer. Armed Water: Grants a water squirt gun that can shoot pressurized streams. Armed Chain Array: Grants a spiked flail/wrecking ball weapon. Armed Claw: Grants a set of sharp metal hand claws. Armed Drill: Grants a spiral drill weapon. Armed Propeller: Grants a handheld helicopter blade weapon.

Large Raise Buckles (Core Combat Tiers)

• These are the primary, high-tier buckles that grant full body armor, unique weapons, and specialized finishing moves. They can be used on either the top or bottom slot of the Desire Driver.

Magnum: Focused on long-range precision shooting. Grants the Magnum Shooter 40X handgun/rifle.

Boost: A rare, high-performance buckle that grants extreme speed and physical power. It automatically flies away after one finisher round.

Zombie: Built for endurance and heavy close-range damage. Grants the Berserker Claw chainsaw sword and survival abilities.

Ninja: Optimized for high-speed stealth, illusions, and agility. Grants the Ninja Dueler dual blades.

Monster: Specialized in raw brawling power and star-themed punches. Grants the Monster Glove boxing mitts.

Beat: Uses sonic energy and elemental magic (fire, ice, thunder). Grants the Beat Axe electronic guitar.

Fever Slot: The Fever Slot Raise Buckle is a unique, gold-colored, slot-machine-themed auxiliary buckle that introduces a high-risk, high-reward lottery mechanic into the Desire Grand Prix. When a player inserts it into the Desire Driver alongside a standard Large Raise Buckle, it allows them to potentially double their power output through random chance. It's rare to find in the DGP but it can be obtained when the host or the supporters specifically gave it to them.

Core Mechanics & Functionality The Lottery Spin: Pulling the lever on the Fever Slot buckle activates a digital slot machine display on the Desire Driver. The "Fever" State: If the slot machine lands on a matching icon of the Large Buckle the user is already wearing, it hits the jackpot. Dual-Armor Manifestation: Hitting the jackpot instantly materializes a identical duplicate of their current Large Buckle. This grants the user full-body armor covering both their upper and lower torso simultaneously (e.g., full Magnum or full Zombie armor).The Golden Cloak: Every successful "Fever" transformation equips the Kamen Rider with a specialized golden fabric piece (like the Fever Cloth or Fever Scarf), which significantly boosts their base physical stats, speed, and luck attributes.

The Random Outcome Results

• The slot machine can land on one of several symbols, directly dictating what armor the Rider receives:Magnum Fever: Grants dual-artillery armaments and high-speed precision leg guns.

Zombie Fever: Grants dual chainsaw swords and absolute damage endurance across the entire body. Ninja Fever: Grants dual stealth capabilities, extreme speed multiplication, and quad-blade wielding. Monster Fever: Double-stacks the brawling boxing gloves for devastating star-punches. Beat Fever: Grants immense sonic manipulation, double elemental control, and dual musical axe weapons.The "Dud" (Armed Forms): If the user is incredibly unlucky, the slot can land on a basic "Armed" weapon symbol (like Armed Arrow or Armed Hammer), forcing them into a weaker armor configuration instead.

Dual / Twin Raise Buckles (System Extensions)

• These are specialized, large-tier buckles that require both slots of the Desire Driver to function at full capacity, or they completely change the UI of the driver. It can be obtained through completing hidden task or the host and)or supporters give it to them. It's rare like the fever Slot but it's more powerful.

Command Twin Buckle: Consists of the Jet and Cannon components. It allows the user to gather energy in one form to unlock a powerful flight-based or heavy artillery upgrade.

Powered Builder: Allows the user to virtually "build" and hot-swap different small Armed weapons on the fly using customizable Attach Buckles.