Kamen Rider Ryuki: Ryuki vs Kamen Rider Agito. Episode 43: The Darkness that Begins to Move. Kamen Rider Agito Special: A New Transformation. Most recently, Kamen Rider Century had a similar design belt as well in commemoration of the franchise's 50th anniversary, while Kamen Riders Black Sun and Shadowmoon also have similarly looking Drivers. This style of belt would make still occasional appearances in the form of other Riders that are based on the Showa era. The Altering is the very last belt to be used by a Main Rider that was based on the Ishinomori-style belt design, being replaced with the Rider System (in the form of V Buckle) in Kamen Rider Ryuki. Unlike the DX version, functions of the CSM version are much more faithful to its television counterpart as it contains motion sensors to indicate transformation as opposed to a button, a technological advancement that was first used in a prototype driver displayed at the Complete Selection Modification#The Henshin event in 2019. The CSM version of the Altering was released on September 2021. The Altering's name is a joining of the words "alter" and "ring". The orb at the center of the belt shares its name with Wizard's Philosopher's Stone. When accessing Burning and Shining Form, the Dragon's Nail ( ドラゴンズネイル, Doragonzu Neiru) forms over the belt to protect the Philosopher's Stone. To access Trinity Form, the user either presses both switches simultaneously while in Ground Form, or presses the switch opposite of whichever of the Dragon's Eye forms he is in. 
Pressing the switch on the right side of the belt accesses Flame Form while pressing the switch on the left accesses Storm Form. To either side of the Philosopher's Stone are the Dragon's Eye, which allow access to either Storm Form or Flame Form. The orb in the center of the belt is called the Philosopher's Stone ( 賢者の石, Kenja no Ishi) and it holds the Seed of Agito, the source of Agito's power.Īs he grows in strength, he would unlock its full powers.
The Altering is a mysterious belt bestowed upon Shoichi Tsugami by Prometh.
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