#Kamen rider movies order series#
Ryuki is considered one of the most influential Kamen Rider series from the Hesei era, if not from the franchise’s entire history. So begins a battle royale (of sorts) that pits all of the Kamen Riders (from this particular entry) against each other. If competing over food wasn’t enough, the creator of their henshin devices (aka the Advent Decks) decrees that all Kamen Riders are kind of like Highlanders – there can only be one. In exchange for these abilities, the contractors must feed said monsters the energy from creatures they must destroy in the process. Thirteen people make contracts with monsters from the Mirror World, a dimension we see into when we look at reflections, that give them access to Kamen Rider powers.
Zany slapstick antics lighthearted humor juxtaposed with sinister yet wacky technology not so subtle homoerotic subtext people being whacked on the head with shoes giant T-Rex heads secret societies and evil corporations heartwarming lessons that might actually warm your own cold hearts. Kamen Rider series tend to have solid casts in general, but W’s remains unforgettable to this day because their unparalleled chemistry has yet to be duplicated. The supporting cast is a talented bunch, never failing to evoke laughter or sympathy (or both) in the same scene. Philip and Shotaro make a bang-up combo as the two hosts who share the Kamen Rider powers, and their dynamic is the heart of the show. Why any truly great show is good: the characters.Īt its core though, the characters are what drive this series and make it such an addictive watch. And thirdly, Kamen Rider Wis a sci-fi/horror drama that’s told on a scale so large that it’d make a Wachowski gasp in awe. Secondly, it’s a high-octane thriller stuffed with action sequences at every turn that leave you out of breath but ready for more (which is saying a lot for a Kamen Rider series). Primarily, it’s a mystery/dramedy, a screwball send-up to film noir, Raymond Chandler, and everything hard boiled in general. W(or Double as they pronounce it in the show) is many things. Okay, all that boring intro stuff you probably skimmed through is out of the way. I still recommend giving them a watch, but know that they’re a different experience entirely. This piece will feature contemporary Heisei Rider series, which are considerably more accessible to modern audiences than their ancestors were. Kamen Rider Build: Raising the Hazard Level ~7 Best Matches~: Ep.So that’s why I’m here today, writing a list of several Kamen Rider series you can watch if you feel like getting your feet wet in this colossal yet beautifully clusterfucked franchise that continues to warp minds with its surrealistic take on the super hero genre.īefore we start, I should mention that there are two separate eras to the Kamen Rider series – the classic Showa Era and the Heisei Era, which we are still in as of the time of this writing.
Kamen Rider Build: Raising the Hazard Level ~7 Best Matches~: Ep. Kamen Rider Build: Birth! KumaTelevi!! VS Kamen Rider Grease! (Hyper Battle DVD) Kamen Rider Heisei Generations FINAL: Build & Ex-Aid with Legend Riders (Movie) Kamen Rider Build is my Favorite Kamen Rider Show of all time: I watched it two times (weekly and again after it finished) and now I intend to watch it a third time during this Quarentine but with all Specials and Movies included in Chronological Order, so I decided to this Viewing Order of the Show if someone wants to watch this way like me (I HIGHLY recommended the Show if you still didn´t watch it).
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