Fuuto PI

Set after the events of Kamen Rider W, Fuuto PI follows Shotaro Hidari and Philip as they keep using detective grit and superhero flair to crack cases in Fuuto, a city where wind and neon meet danger. The duo works as a tight unit, one driving the inquiry with quick wit and streetwise instincts, the other supplying careful analysis and high tech support. They chase rumors and crooked schemes that thread through the urban landscape, aided by Akiko Narumi and Tokime as trusted allies, with Ryu Terui appearing as another ally. Every case tests their balance between ordinary life and the pull of their alter egos, while the city watches and dangers grow. The city itself feels alive.

Produced as a 2022 animated spin off, this show is created by Tatsuto Higuchi, Riku Sanjou, and Masaki Sato. It features Yoshimasa Hosoya and Koki Uchiyama voicing Shotaro and Philip, with Akira Sekine, Mikako Komatsu, and Makoto Furukawa.

Audience response sits around a 7.3 out of 10 on a small vote, reflecting a modest but solid reception. The show leans into teamwork between two very different partners, urban mystery, and the high energy blend of detective work and sci fi action.

As part of the Kamen Rider W ecosystem, Fuuto PI feeds fan interest in the Fuuto city and its heroes, inviting conversations about how these detectives compare to their W era counterparts. It helps broaden the franchise while staying true to its pulsing urban atmosphere, motion and discovery, and the city watches closely.

There are no major awards publicly noted for Fuuto PI as of now, so the show has not received nominations or wins. This fits its status as a niche addition within the wider Kamen Rider W universe. Fans may hope for future recognition but for now the series thrives anyway.