Kamen Rider Gaim 46

Episode 46; The Fated Victor; 運命の勝者
	Kamen Rider Gaim episode
Writer	Urobuchi Gen
Director	Ishida Hidenori
Action Director	Ishigaki Hirofumi; Takeda Michihiro
Original air date	September 21, 2014
Viewership	4.8%
Forum Thread	Thread
Episode chronology
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Kamen Rider Gaim
< Ep 45	The Fated Victor 運命の勝者	Ep 47 >
Aired with TQG Station 29

Important things that happened

Chucky - KANON → チャッキー - 津山香音
Peko - Momose Saku → ペコ - 百瀬朔
Zack / Armored Rider Knuckle - Matsuda Gaku → ザック - 松田岳
Jounouchi Hideyasu / Armored Rider Guridon - Matsuda Ryo → 城乃内秀保 - 松田凌
Oren Pierre Alfonzo / Armored Rider Bravo - Yoshida Metal → 鳳蓮・ピエール・アルフォンゾ - 吉田メタル
Bandou Kiyojirou - Yuge Tomohisa → 阪東清治郎 - 弓削智久
DJ Sagara - Yamaguchi Tomomitsu → DJサガラ - 山口智充
Bandou Kiyojirou - Yuge Tomohisa → 阪東清治郎 - 弓削智久
Iyo - Natsuki Yui → イヨ - 那月結衣
Rika - MIINA → リカ - 横田美菜
Rat - Ozawa Ren → ラット - 小澤廉

Iyo returns after not being on the show many months. Her appearance is completely comedic, since she's just making faces into her phone camera, why Bandou does all the work in his shop.
There are many parallels between Kouta and Mai's departure to the story of Adam and Eve being cast out of Eden. After eating the Golden Fruit, Kouta and Mai no longer belong to "the paradise of Earth" and thus they are driven to the wilderness of an unknown planet. That's pretty similar to Adam biting the Fruit of Knowledge, and Adam and Eve being cast out of Eden.
- Sagara is always called the snake. In this story, he's the one that drives them to eventually obtain and eat the Fruit of Knowledge/Golden Fruit, just like the snake from the Bible tempted Eve to pick the fruit.
- Sagara quotes Genesis 1:28 and tells Kouta and Mai "Be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth." which is ironic since he's associated with the snake from Biblical mythos. The quote in Genesis is from God.
- "And so the man and woman were driven out of the blessed land into the wilderness."
The series catchphrase "henshin" is used in Kouta's final words to Takatora. The word appears again in the final episode, and is a bigger motif of "change" that exists throughout the series' story.