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| The second Rider in [[Kamen Rider Fourze]].
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| Real name: Sakuta Ryuusei
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| = Gear =
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| Meteor Galaxy = The name of the gear on Meteor's right hand. Allows him to create Jupiter, Mars, or Saturn on his hand for various different attacks.
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| = Special Attacks =
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| Jupiter - Creates a mini-model of the planet Jupiter around Meteor's right hand. Mostly used in a stabbing motion.
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| Saturn - Creates a mini-model of the planet Saturn around Meteor's right hand. Meteor throws Saturn's rings at the enemy when using this attack.
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| Mars - Creates a mini-model of the planet Mars around Meteor's right hand. He uses it like Jupiter but adds fire damage to the enemy.
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| Meteor has two Limit Breaks. The first Limit Break uses the Meteor Switch in the Meteor Galaxy. This Limit Break allows Meteor to execute a series of charged right punches at the enemy. The second Limit Break uses the Meteor Switch in the Meteor Driver that allows Meteor to do a charged jump kick.
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| Meteor is able to use Fourze's Switches like Elec to make his attacks electrically charged.
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| = Kamen Rider Meteor Storm =
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| Meteor's powered-up form. Uses the Meteor Storm Switch.
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| Gives Meteor usage of a bo weapon called Meteor Storm Shaft.
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| His finisher is Meteor Storm Punisher. It launches the pinwheel part of the Meteor Storm Switch and moves around as a top to defeat his enemies.
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| = Trivia =
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| *Fighting style and mannerisms are based on Bruce Lee. He wipes his nose in the same way that Bruce Lee does when he says his catchphrase. And when he fights, he makes a lot of yelps like Bruce Lee.
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| *Because of the way Japanese pronounce "Meteor" it sounds like they are saying "Kamen Rider Meteo". Even the relatively good English for Meteor's gear pronounces it as "Meteo" even though other English words are properly pronounced correctly.
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