(Grand Blue is the main setting, with Gintama characters added. The protagonist is Kamen Rider Fourze, with Matsuzaka Satou as the sole heroine. Comedy and everyday life are the focus.)
My name is Ishigami Kisaragi. I'm a freshman at Kawano Ten University, and I love outer space. Recently, all sorts of strange things have been happening in my dreams.
In my dreams, my older brother, Ishigami Senku, is a genius who rebuilt the tree of science from scratch after all of humanity was petrified, and eventually made it to the moon.
Matsuzaka Satou, the little sister I took in, is a deranged yandere who would do anything to possess the person she loves.
My unreliable teacher, Sakata Gintoki, is the White Yaksha who fought against the Celestials in a complicated world to save his teacher.
Even my first college friend, Kitahara Iori, is a booze-addled, useless best buddy in my dreams.
Without exception, in all these dreams, I don't exist in their lives.
So I've figured it out: I'm the god who understands the secrets of the world!
"Shut up, you 10-billion-percent moronic little brother!"
"That's right, Kisaragi. You are my god."
"Huh? How dare you say that, you dumbass with the airplane-haircut who does nothing but cause trouble!"
"You tokusatsu-and-alcohol-obsessed idiot, get a grip on reality!"
Because of a letter from our father, Byakuya, the three of us siblings came to Kawano Ten.
(Don't change the subject, you bastards! x3)
What do the Zodiac Apostles who keep appearing mean?
Why are you a Kamen Rider too, Teacher Gintoki? How come you, Satou, are Virgo? And what's with those Capricorn and Aries switches in your hands, Iori and Kohei?
Why is everyone around me a Zodiac Apostle?!
It's already over a hundred chapters, and I find the novel interesting, the characters fitting their personalities, and the elements incorporated from various sources all have their own unique flavor, yet together they create a distinctive experience. Why is there still no rating? I'm worried that the author might give up writing one day—what will I read then? Yeah, what will I read?
I didn't expect Kisaragi to integrate into the diving club so smoothly. And the human touch is a great point. If you use people's good qualities as human touch switches, you might not have 40. But if you use certain people's special traits as touch switches, then that's really impressive.
Some authors use Gintama references in their books but never actually write a Gintama novel. It's like Gintama is like underwear—unseen on the surface, but everyone wears it. But this author is different; the author's underwear is on the outside. If you want others to know there's underwear here, you have to be determined to show it off! Doesn't anyone think Dr. Stone and Fourze are a good match?
It's very well written. I especially love this school setting and some comedic elements. The main reason this novel isn't popular is that the illustrations are too graphic. Also, the title could be slightly changed. If it's not changed, people won't think it's a typical book; they'll think, "Wow, another crossover anime!" Secondly, try to choose edited images. When I first saw this picture, I also thought, "Oh, nothing special," but as I read on, it got more and more addictive. 😏
The only problem right now is how do we get the Legendary Rider Switch? 😏 Let me just say this: It's 2026 already, who doesn't have the True Bone Sculpture? Even the first Rider of the Reiwa era has it now. True Bone Sculpture, who doesn't have it?
The main characters are all portrayed quite accurately. So far, it seems to have incorporated elements from Riders 30, Dr. Stone, Satou Matsuzaka (not related to any specific anime, just using the characters), and Grand Blue, making it a very watchable and enjoyable watch.
This is one of the few fanfics about Fourze; it's not bad if you don't think too much about it.
It's a good read, the plot is really interesting. Although the writing is a bit immature and the plot is a little chaotic at the beginning, the later parts are much better.
Where can I find someone who likes Fourza, watches Dr. Stone, and can also write novels?
This book is very interesting; if you enjoy crossover anime/manga, it's worth reading.