Fuuto Tantei
風都探偵
Synopsis
Shoutarou Hidari, a hard-boiled private investigator from the Narumi Detective Agency, lives for the sake of protecting the peace in the city of Fuuto alongside his inquisitive partner, Philip. One fine night, Shoutarou encounters a mysterious woman named Tokime, who is soon linked to several cases of homicide and theft. Shoutarou's investigation leads him to people using "Gaia Memories"—memory units similar to thumb drives holding vast amounts of data—to turn into formidable beasts called "Dopants." While the majority of Gaia users were put down by the detective team in the past, a number of them still remain, posing a great threat to public safety. Once more, Shoutarou and Philip, Gaia users on the side of justice, must fight as Kamen Rider W—the renowned hero safeguarding Fuuto—to eradicate the nest of villainous Dopants, all while uncovering Tokime's true identity and confronting the long-forgotten past. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Staff

Furuya, Daisuke
Producer

Masuo, Masashi
Producer

Naitou, Megumi
Producer

Kabashima, Yousuke
Director, Storyboard, Animation Director

Aketagawa, Jin
Sound Director

Hirano, Hiroki
Episode Director, Storyboard, Key Animation

Machitani, Shunsuke
Episode Director

Nagai, Tatsuyuki
Episode Director, Storyboard

Nakashige, Shunsuke
Episode Director

Narita, Takumi
Episode Director

Ono, Katsumi
Episode Director

Shibuya, Ryousuke
Episode Director

Suzuki, Takuma
Episode Director

Tamano, Takahiro
Episode Director

Tokuda, Hirotaka
Episode Director, Storyboard, Animation Director, Key Animation

Tsukuda, Taisuke
Episode Director

Wada, Yuuichi
Episode Director

Nemoto, Toshizou
Script

Asamiya, Kia
Storyboard

Ootsuka, Ken
Storyboard, Key Animation

Setou, Kenji
Storyboard

Kamiki, Aya
Theme Song Performance

Sugawara, Hiroaki
Theme Song Arrangement

TAKUYA
Theme Song Performance, Inserted Song Performance

Abe, Nozomu
Key Animation
Opening & Ending Themes
Openings
- "Private Eye" by Big Gadgets ft.Aya Kamiki (上木彩矢) w TAKUYA
Endings
- "Tsumi to Batsu to Angra (罪と罰とアングラ)" by Mitsuru Matsuoka (松岡充)



















