[Original Worldbuilding] [Original Rider] [Standalone TV Story] [Crossover Riders]
The obsessions and fantasies deep in people's hearts take physical form as phantasms, while reality and the Imaginary Realm coexist in parallel. A thousand years ago, the ancestor Hoshimi Soku crafted the Telepathize Driver, using his unique inner power to keep the two worlds in balance. But he was framed by a sorcerer, the predecessor of Solomon, branded a traitor, and put into a century-long sleep. In later generations, two opposing forces emerged: the Control Bureau, C.P.B., disguised as a historical research institute, and the villain Solomon. All outer-side Drivers were reverse-engineered from the ancestor's belt, and the Bureau follows a principle of eradicating fantasy. Solomon relies on The Key of Solomon to plunder dark fantasies, seeking to control the minds of all humanity. The protagonist, Hoshimi Xun, is an archivist who inherited the inner power and can enter people's hearts to soothe their wounds. Like the Tarot Star, he carries a faint light in his heart, yet often acts impulsively in his eagerness to clear his ancestor's name. In the end, he lets go of his obsession and joins hands with his companions to achieve a happy ending in which humanity and fantasy beings coexist.