Eiji finds himself in August 5, 2015 in the past. He knows that at this time, Krim will control Shinnosuke/Drive and forces him to destroy a portion of the city, framing his father in the process. As he runs, the NEXTridoron appears but looking at his late father's burned necktie, he has no signs of despair and runs to find Shinnosuke. Air Date : 9th-Aug-2015

Eiji Tomari tries to record a warning message to people who live in 2015, but he encounters a trio of Roidmudes, who lure him out of his hiding place. As numerous Roidmudes attack the soldiers, a video message from Krim Steinbelt is broadcast. Krim reveals that the Drive System was by no means heroic; merely a pawn in allowing him to achieve his true ambition. As the Krim Steinbelt of 2035 and Dark Drive stand alongside the Roidmudes, the Krim in the video announces to the world, "Good luck." Air Date : 19th-Jul-2015  Read More

While finding a hiding place, Eiji was called by his colleague to jump to 2015 to prevent a dystopian timeline from happening in their time, using a time machine together but warns to hurry up as it won't last much longer. Elsewhere in a futuristic hidden Drive Pit, Dark Drive views in the present of 2015 that Shinnosuke is weakened due to Banno's betrayal and had Krim kidnapped by Roidmude 004 for Banno's evil plan. After seeing that Shinnosuke is defenseless now, Dark Drive plans to go back in time to kill the rebel, Eiji Tomari, who wants to change the dystopian future. Air Date : 26th-Jul-2015  Read More

Eiji jumping towards the portal that will lead him to travel back to the past and hopefully prevent the birth of the dark future of the year 2035. Air Date : 2nd-Aug-2015  Read More

Eiji finds himself in August 5, 2015 in the past. He knows that at this time, Krim will control Shinnosuke/Drive and forces him to destroy a portion of the city, framing his father in the process. As he runs, the NEXTridoron appears but looking at his late father's burned necktie, he has no signs of despair and runs to find Shinnosuke. Air Date : 9th-Aug-2015  Read More