Ghost Rider: Burn Evil

The dark hero who punishes evil and promotes good "Ghost Rider" 18 Legends "Ghost Rider" takes "burning sins to protect the world and continuing the inheritance" as its core, connecting the fateful legends of the first and second generations of Ghost Riders. In order to save his father from cancer, 17-year-old Johnny Blaze signed a contract with the demon Mephisto and became the Knight of the Red Flame. After his father died unexpectedly, he broke free from control with guilt, awakened the blood of angels to unlock the blue flame, fused the twin flames with the purple flame, killed the demon and became a god, pacified the chaos of the ancient demons and protected the peace of the three realms. The second generation Mark White inherited his mantle, grew from an orphan to a core knight, unlocked the orange flame, green flame to the perfect golden flame, led the sin-burning team to fight against the evil spirits of other worlds, evil spirits of time and space, integrated the alliance of holy demons and ancient spirits, and became a god to take over the important task of protecting the world. In the final chapter, the remnant souls of the ancient evil force condense into the void evil core, trying to devour the origin of the flames and cut off the inheritance. The old and new knights gather allies side by side, urging the five flames to unite and disintegrate the evil core. Mark binds the flame source hub to permanently suppress the origin, Johnny fades away as a knight and goes into seclusion, and the allies each keep their place. The three realms enter into a permanent alliance, and the spirit of burning sins to protect the world continues. The legend has come to a successful conclusion and will not be continued.