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Ryo Ashihara (葦原涼 Ashihara Ryō) is Kamen Rider Gills (仮面ライダーギルスKamen Raidā Girusu, Masked Rider Gills), an anti-hero (later, protagonist) character of the 2001 Kamen Rider Series installment, Kamen Rider Agito .

As Gills, Ashihara became a truly formidable warrior, with a ferocity that made him a force that rivaled even Agito. In one-on-one combat, he and Agito's fighting prowess would be considered equal. However, the transformation was unstable and carried detrimental effects to Ashihara’s body. The transformation was so unstable that Ashihara’s body began to degrade from accelerated cellular decay. The cellular damage on his body became so severe that he had died from the effects only to be revived thanks that the intervention of others. He was revived once by the OverLord, then again by Mana Kazaya. However, after being resurrected by Mana Kazaya's supernatural healing power, Ashihara discovered that his body chemistry was also altered; able to now accommodate the transformation.

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Kamen Rider Gills Symbol

Ryo Ashihara (葦原涼 Ashihara Ryō) is Kamen Rider Gills (仮面ライダーギルスKamen Raidā Girusu, Masked Rider Gills), an anti-hero (later, protagonist) character of the 2001 Kamen Rider Series installment, Kamen Rider Agito .

As Gills, Ashihara became a truly formidable warrior, with a ferocity that made him a force that rivaled even Agito. In one-on-one combat, he and Agito's fighting prowess would be considered equal. However, the transformation was unstable and carried detrimental effects to Ashihara’s body. The transformation was so unstable that Ashihara’s body began to degrade from accelerated cellular decay. The cellular damage on his body became so severe that he had died from the effects only to be revived thanks that the intervention of others. He was revived once by the OverLord, then again by Mana Kazaya. However, after being resurrected by Mana Kazaya's supernatural healing power, Ashihara discovered that his body chemistry was also altered; able to now accommodate the transformation.