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In case you missed it, Bandai announced that they would be collaborating with Disney to release the DX Imagination Belt; a Kamen Rider-inspired roleplay belt themed after various Disney proproties as part of the Disney 100-year anniversary celebration. New images for this exciting collaborative piece were just released, and along with that a video demonstrating some of the belt’s features and gimmicks.

In addition to the belt, 10 Keys will be included each Key is based on a Disney character the 10 keys are as follows:

  • Grogu from The Mandalorian(Star Wars)
  • Tiana from The Princess and the Frog
  • Marvel’s Iron Man 
  • Simba from The Lion King 

    Woody From Toy Story 

    Snow White from Snow White and the Seven Dwarves 

  • Moana
    Elsa from Frozen
  • and last but certainly not least; Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse themselves.

The DX Imagination Belt will be released in January 2024, and you can pre-order from site sponsor Tokullectibles for $365.00. If you are curious to see what each of these transformations will actually look like, a concept artwork will be included in the attached images. In addition, we’ll leave a YouTube link that showcases this belt in action in the window below:

 

 

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We have sadly lost an important figure from Kamen Rider history.

Legendary composer Shunsuke Kikuchi who handled the very first Kamen Rider theme song- Let’s Go! Rider Kick– and many other Rider themes throughout the Showa Era has passed away at 89 years old.

Outside the tokusatsu world, Kinkuchi was a prolific artist- working on several anime themes including DragonBall, Doraemon, Getter Robo and countless others.

Our thoughts are with Shunsuke Kikuchis’ friends and family in this difficult time.

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In honor of the 50th Anniversary of Kamen Rider, the Complete Selection Modification series will be going back to the beginning for a special release-

A CSM version of the Typhoon belt used by Kamen Rider 1 has been announced in the latest stage of Rider Week celebration.

Sadly, price and release details have not been confirmed at time of writing. Stay tuned to TokuNation for further reveals!

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2021 will be the 50th anniversary of the Kamen Rider franchise, and Team Kamen Rider will be celebrating in a big way!

April 3-10 2021 has officially been designated Kamen Rider Week– a series of celebrations and livestreams dedicated to the Kamen Rider franchise. The livestreams will work in collaboration with the Toei Tokusatsu World channel on Youtube.

Team Kamen Rider states that Kamen Rider Week will feature special guests, movie premieres- and possibly some surprising announcements for Rider fans as well.

Be sure to stay tuned further details on this exciting Kamen Rider event!

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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!

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2021 marks the 50th anniversary of the legendary Kamen Rider franchise, and a big anniversary calls for a big celebration!

Toei has officially announced that they will be uploading episodes of Kamen Rider to the Toei Tokusatsu World channel on YouTube with official English subtitles. The current plan is to release 1-2 episodes a week, encompassing EVERY Kamen Rider series!

This is a monumental opportunity for Kamen Rider fans to view the franchise in full official detail.

Kamen Rider will be added to Toei Tokusatsu World beginning January 16, 2021!

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The people at Shout! Factory have teamed up with the minds at Pluto TV to create an exclusive new streaming channel for tokusatsu projects!

Titled TokoSHOUTsu this new platform will allow a variety of shows to viewers- including the legendary 1971 Kamen Rider series available for the first time in the US!

In addition, TokuSHOUTsu will produce ORIGINAL content- including a weekly series known as Let’s Talk Toku hosted by Squall Charlson that will feature Power Rangers alumni Jason Narvey in a guest spot for some episodes.

TokuSHOUTsu officially launches at 12AM Tuesday March 17 2020 and will be available on Channel 681 via Pluto TV- which can be accessed from a variety of streaming devices including Roku, Amazon Fire & Apple TV.

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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.

(Editor’s Note:  Link removed)

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.

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RIDER…HENSHIN!

It’s time to travel back to 1971 and Medicom has your ticket back to the past with their take on a Kamen Rider 1, pre-orders have just opened up for the RAH Genesis Kamen Rider 1 & Cyclone Ultimate Edition Set!

As the name implies, this massive set will include both Kamen Rider 1 and his trusty motorcycle: The Cyclone. An assortment of optional hands will be included, along with an alternate head depicting actor Hiroshi Fujioka in his iconic role as Takeshi Hongo. In addition, both belt and motorcycle will have a built-in LED gimmick.

All of this can be yours for a relatively steep cost of 56,650 yen. (Approximately 517.49 USD as of this writing) you can look forward to this figure sometime in September 2019. In the meantime, head on over to AmiAmi and reserve yours today.