To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Kamen Rider, the Toei Tokusatsu World YouTube Channel is uploading select episodes of the Kamen Rider franchise on YouTube. These episodes have English subtitles (via the “Closed Caption” option) and is available to everyone around the world to watch (some rare exclusions may apply).
Check out the first episode of Kamen Rider below!
Surprise!
The 98 episode series run of the original Kamen Rider series (1971-1973) is available to stream, for free, with English subtitles on the streaming service tubitv by Shout! Factory TV.
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It would appear that the rumors may hold some merit that Shout! Factory has acquired some sort of license for Kamen Rider in the United States what with their logo on the graphic. Obviously, we await more details. Stay tuned!
(Originally discovered by @mukubird on Twitter)
UPDATE 5pm EST 03/11/2020 – The episodes are no longer available on tubitv. While the category still exists, the actual episodes are not available to stream. There was online chatter from some folks last night that this listing was put up early – so stay tuned for potential updates or announcements in the future.
UPDATE 5:05pm EST 03/11/2020 – TubiTV has stated the series will be available on March 17th.
With the latest Movie War opening in Japan this weekend, Toei appears to have begun working on their next epic teamup.
The newly-launched Superhero Movie site features a compilation of every major Kamen Rider from both eras and also refers to the project as “featuring Super Sentai.”
Whatever it is, there’s a release date of March 29, 2014! Stay tuned to TokuNation for further details!
Don’t know if this story has been posted yet, but it’s a really heartwarming one:
Japanese Businessman in Kamen Rider Costume Helps Children in Thailand
Original source: http://photo.sankei.jp.msn.com/kodawari/data/2013/10/04thai/
I think I found my life’s calling! He did that at 44 years old, I think that gives me more than enough time to get ready. :D
Excited for the up coming Kamen Rider Battle Ride War game? The game comes out in less then three days!
In the mean time, here’s a new commercial that came out for the game:
Bandai’s Youtube channel has put up a full-length trailer for the upcoming PS3 Exclusive video game “Kamen Rider: Battride War.”
In addition to highlighting several game mechanics, this also gives us an early preview of a new song prepared by the Kamen Rider Girls for the game: “Go Get ‘Em!”
Battride War comes out May 23rd!
Dengeki.com just released some new screenshots, along with gameplay updates for the up coming Kamen Rider Battleride War video game.
A quick summary of the updates:
-Kaixa and New Den-O have been added to the roster.
-Masahrio Inoue will reprise his role as Kamen Rider Decade
-Tatoba, Tajadol, Shauta, and Putotyra Combos confirmed for OOO
-Rising Forms confirmed for Kuuga
-Den-O Climax Form(Regular) will be playable
-Form changes can happen freely
-Secondary Riders will sometimes ally with you, other times you’ll have to fight them. The article does not specify which ones will be playable.
-You can select other Riders to play Rider-specific levels ex: the screen shots shows Wizard fighting the Lion Imagin.
And here’s a list of confirmed bosses:
Kuuga: N Daguba Zeba
Agito: El of Water
Ryuki: Kamen Rider Odin
Faiz: Horse Orphenoch
Blade: joker Undead
Den-O Lion Imagin
Decade: Super Apollo Geist
W: Weather Dopant
OOO: Kyoryu Greed
Fourze: Sagittarius Zodiarts
Wizard: Phoenix Phantom
Bandai Namco games just released a new trailer for the four coming Kamen Rider Battleride War Video game, which finally gives us gameplay footage, playing along the game’s theme song: Go Get’em! by Kamen Rider Girls.
The trailers shows that not only will secondary Riders be included in the game, but so will W’s Skull and Eternal! Key moments from Kuuga all the way up to Wizard have been re-created in stunning CGI. The trailer may contain spoilers.
The game will be coming out on May 23rd for PS3 consoles. You can check out the new PV in the youtube link below:
Also on display at Bluefin‘s New York Toy Fair booth was a nice selection of currently released S.H.Figuarts Kamen Riders! Most items on display are currently available except for S.H.Figuarts Kamen Rider 1 (Sakurajima Version). Check out the pics of this awesome display featuring Ichigo, Super-1, V3, Sky Rider, Stronger, and Ryuki Survive!
2013 marks the fifth anniversary of Bandai’s fan-favorite “SH Figuarts” toyline. And as a way of commemorating this occasion, Tamashii has announced a new type of posing stands for their Kamen Rider figures!
These “Rider Stages” will offer unique icons for each corresponding Rider, and offer a wide range of posing features beyond the usual play value.
Exact release dates & prices have not yet been confirmed but the promotion for these Stands will run from April to June (possibly corresponding with today’s announced Rider Reissue Figuarts).
