of Gorgom. He appears as a giant evil heart that communicates with the High Priests and the two Century Kings via telepathy. The Creation King also had monstrous strength that could destroy the entire universe. The Creation King pulled Kamen Rider Black away from where the Stickleback Mutant was attacking Whale Mutant. He made itself known to Kamen Rider Black and Shadow Moon. The Creation King then transported Black and Shadow Moon to the battle field to determine who will become his successor. After Shadow Moon was ultimately defeated, Black confronted the Creation King who threatened him to take the Kingstone from Shadow Moon's body unless he wants the Creation King to jump into the hole he created to lead him to the Earth's core and destroy it from within. The Creation King was killed by Black when the Satan Saber was stabbed into him. In the series reboot, Kamen Rider Black Sun, the Creation King was originally a large Kamen Rider-like giant that was a product of Imperial Japan's superhuman experiments to create living weapons for military application. The Creation King's bodily fluids are used to both prolong Kaijin lives while converting humans into Kaijins, resulting in him being revered as a living deity. At the start of the series, the Creation King was dying before Kotaro rips out his heart in an attempt to kill the monster. However, the Creation King's heart survives before turning Kotaro into its host prior to being killed for good by Aoi Izumi. The Creation King is voiced in the original series by . High Priests The are second only to the Creation King, and they carry out his will. Upon their sacrificing their Stones to revive Shadow Moon, the dying High Priests undergo a transformation into new physical forms called the , reborn as Shadow Moon's emissaries. Setting up for his final battle with Kotaro, Shadow Moon sends the Grand Mutants to attack the city, overpowering the police as everyone runs out of Tokyo. Kotaro arrives to fight them all before they fallback, telling Kotaro he cannot stop the rise of Gorgom. Eventually, the three are killed off one by one. In the series reboot, Kamen Rider Black Sun, the High Priests are leading members of the Gorgom Party who were forced to associate themselves with corrupt government officials for the sake of their race. But the group ceases to be with