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Kamen Rider
Kamen Rider (
Kamen Raid, Masked Rider) is a
tokusatsu superhero television
series and weekly science
fiction manga created by
manga artist Shotaro
Ishinomori. It debuted on
television on April 3, 1971, and
ran until February 10, 1973,
airing on the Mainichi
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Broadcasting System and NET

TV (now TV Asahi). The manga
adaptation was also featured in
Shnen Magazine around the
same period. The series has
evolved into a franchise with
many subsequent annual
iterations. The cultural impact
of the series in Japan resulted
in astronomer Akimasa
Nakamura naming two minor
planets in honor of the series:
12408 Fujioka, after actor
Hiroshi Fujioka, known for his
portrayal of Takeshi
Hongo/Kamen Rider 1,[1][2] and
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12796 Kamenrider, after the

series itself.[1][3]
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Kamen Rider
A statue of Kamen Rider #1

outside of Bandai corporate
headquarters.
Genre Tokusatsu
Superhero fiction
Science fiction
Action/Adventure
Fantasy
Created by Shotaro Ishinomori
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Starring Hiroshi Fujioka

Takeshi Sasaki
Akiji Kobayashi
Jir Chiba
Narrated by Shinji Nakae
Opening "Let's Go! Rider

theme Kick!" by Hiroshi
Fujioka (113) and
Masato Shimon
(14-88) (first)
"Rider Action" by
Masato Shimon
(8998) (second)
Ending "The Song of Kamen

theme Rider" by Masato
Shimon (171)
(first)
"Rider Action" by
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Masato Shimon
(7288) (second)
"Lonely Kamen
Rider" by Masato
Shimon (8998)
(third)
Composer(s) Shunsuke Kikuchi
Country of Japan
origin
No. of 98
episodes
Production
Running 30 minutes
time
Release
Original MBS
network NET
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Original April 3, 1971

release February 10, 1973
Chronology
Followed by Kamen Rider V3
Story
The series takes place in a
world plagued by Shocker, a
mysterious world-wide terrorist
organization formed by
remaining members of the
Nazis. To further its plans for
world domination, Shocker
recruited its agents through
kidnapping, turning their
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victims into mutant cyborgs

and, ultimately, brainwashing
them. However, one victim
named Takeshi Hongo escaped
just before the final
brainwashing. With his sanity
and moral conscience intact,
Hongo battled Shocker's
minions as the grasshopper-
themed altered human (
kaiz ningen) superhero
Kamen Rider. Another victim of
the altered human process,
freelance photographer Hayato
Ichimonji, became Kamen
Rider 2 after Kamen Rider, who
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renamed himself as "Kamen

Rider 1", saved him from
Shocker's brainwashing.
Assisted by motorcycle race
team manager Tobei Tachibana
and FBI agent Kazuya Taki, the
Kamen Riders fought in both
solo and partnered missions
against Shocker and its
successor organization, Gel-
Shocker.
Manga
Many manga based on the
original Kamen Rider series
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have been published, but only

one was penned and drawn by
Ishinomori himself. Ishinomori
was also the author of one
chapter of the Kamen Rider
Amazon manga and the entire
Kamen Rider Black manga.
However, those manga were
based on sequels to Kamen
Rider, rather than the original
series.
The original manga, published

in 1971, initially follows a path
resembling the first few
episodes of the TV series, from
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basic plot to creature designs.

However, when Hongo leaves
the story, the series diverge
greatly. In the TV show, Hongo
travels abroad to fight Shocker
in other countries, leaving
Japan's protection to Hayato
Ichimonji, a freelance
cameraman who was
experimented on by Shocker
but saved by Hongo, becoming
the second Kamen Rider. In the
manga, Hongo never left
Japan. He was confronted with
twelve "Shocker Riders" and
was subsequently mortally
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wounded during his battle

against them. Hayato Ichimonji,
one of the twelve Shocker
Riders, receives a head injury
during the fight and regains his
conscience as a result. He then
turns against Shocker and
succeeds Hongo's role as
Kamen Rider. In spite of the
damage to his body, Hongo's
brain survives and guides
Ichimonji, the two fighting as
one.
Hongo eventually returns as a

Rider in both stories, but
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starting with Hayato's debut,

villains and even basic story
development greatly diverge
between the two versions. The
manga portrays a seemingly
hopeless battle against
Shocker, an organization with
ties to governmental
conspiracies that seems much
bigger than either of the two
Riders. The live action TV
shows portray the Riders as
heroes strong enough to bring
down Shocker, only to see it
replaced by similar
organizations led by Shocker's
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mysterious leader. The Shocker

Riders eventually appear in the
TV series, too, but they looked
different and had different
abilities. There were also only
six Shocker Riders, rather than
the manga's 12.
Main characters
Kamen Riders
Takeshi Hongo/Kamen Rider

1 ( /1
Hong Takeshi/Kamen Raid
Ichig, 1-13, 40, 41, 49 & 51-98):
The first Main protagonist. A
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biochemist at Jounan
University who also races
motorcycles as part of the
Tachibana Racing Club.
Hayato Ichimonji/Kamen
Rider 2 ( /
2 Ichimonji
Hayato/Kamen Raid Nig,
14-52, 72, 73, 93, 94 & 98): The
other Main protagonist. A
freelance photographer who
becomes Kamen Rider 2 after
Hongo saves him from
Shocker.
Allies
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Tbei Tachibana (
Tachibana Tbee): Hongo's
racing mentor and confidant.
He is often called "Oyassan" by
other members of his racing
club. He runs a small caf
named Snack Amigo where
Hongo and other members of
Tachibana's racing club gather
in early episodes, and its
employees occasionally assist
Hongo in countering Shocker's
plans. At same time as Hongo's
departure, he opens a
motorcycle goods shop named
Tachibana Auto Corner and
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sets up the Tachibana Racing

Club.
Kazuya Taki ( Taki
Kazuya, 11, 13-19, 21-82 &
84-98): An FBI agent assigned
to investigate Shocker
activities in Japan. While not
himself a cyborg, Taki was
skilled in martial arts, and often
used them alongside both
Kamen Riders to battle the
foot-soldiers who invariably
accompanied a Shocker agent.
Professor Hiroshi
Midorikawa (
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Midorikawa Hiroshi, 1): Hongo's

teacher in university and an
authority on biochemistry. He
is a Shocker scientist, but freed
Hongo and was killed by Spider
Man, an agent of Shocker.
Ruriko Midorikawa (
Midorikawa Ruriko, 1-13): The
daughter of Professor
Midorikawa, she initially
blames Hongo for her father's
death, but eventually learns the
truth and becomes his ally. In
episode 14, it is revealed that
she accompanied Hongo on
his quest to defeat Shocker
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activities in Europe.
Hiromi Nohara (
Nohara Hiromi, 1, 2, 4-25 & 34):
Ruriko's fellow student, who
works as a waitress at Amigo.
Shiro ( Shir, 2 & 4-25): A
bartender at Amigo.
Rider Girls (
Raid Gruzu): Female
members of the Tachibana
Racing Club who assist both
Kamen Riders.
Yuri (, 14-59, 61-64, 66,
67 & 69-98): Hiromi's friend,
who is a karate expert.
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Mari (, 14-25 & 29-38):

Hiromi's friend, who has
experience in fencing.
Michi (, 14-18, 20, 21,
24 & 25): Hiromi's friend, who
has experience in aikido and
is a small-displacement rider.
Emi (, 40-66 & 68):
Hongo's assistant from
Switzerland, who has
experience in aikido.
Mika (, 40-52): Hongo's
assistant from Switzerland,
who is good at fortune-telling
with playing cards.
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Tokko (, 53-69): She

is in charge of cooking in
Yokko (, 70-98):
After the Boy Kamen Rider
Corps was set up, she is in
charge of communication
and administration.
Choko (, 70-98): She
likes chocolate.
Goro Ishikura (
Ishikura Gor, 14-62 & 65): A
bright boy who frequents the
Boy Kamen Rider Corps (
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Shnen Kamen
Raid-tai): A nationwide
organization, with Tobei as the
president and Taki as the
leader, that is composed of
boys and girls in episode 74.
Naoki & Mitsuru (&
, 62-64, 68-70 &
72-98): Boys who serve as
leading members.
Shocker
Shocker ( Shokk) is
a terrorist organization formed
by former Nazis. Its name is an
acronym for "Sacred
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Hegemony Of Cycle Kindred

Evolutional Realm", as revealed
in the movie reboot. Shocker's
goal is to conquer the world. To
this end, their scientists turn
humans into superhuman
cyborgs by surgically altering
them with animal DNA.
Virtually all of its members are
modified in some way. The
original manga showed that
Shocker had influence over the
governments of the world. Its
founders had ties to the Nazis,
Illuminati and the Kamen Rider
Spirits manga makes
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references to the group's

support by the Badan Empire.
Ruthless and merciless,

Shocker would often kidnap
prominent scientists and force
them to work for the
organization, then kill them
when their usefulness was at
an end, or if they attempted to
escape. The decision to kidnap
and modify college student
Takeshi Hongo proved to be
their undoing. He was intended
to be another of Shocker's
powerful cyborg warriors, a
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grasshopper-human hybrid, but

he escaped and opposed them
as Kamen Rider 1. A later
attempt to create a second,
more powerful Kamen Rider
backfired when the intended
victim, Hayato Ichimonji, was
rescued by the original Rider
before he was brainwashed.
Ichimonji joined Hongo as
Kamen Rider 2. The pair, known
as the Double Riders, put an
end to Shocker, and later its
remnants, who formed Gel-
Shocker after their first defeat.
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In OOO, Den-O, All Riders: Let's

Go Kamen Riders, Shocker,
although with a membership
and leadership covering Gel-
Shocker members from the
original TV series, obtained a
Core Medal and modified it into
the Shocker Medal. Though
they were originally unable to
use it, the appearance of the
Greeed Ankh in their time
enabled the organization to
obtain one of his Cell Medals
and create the Shocker Greeed.
This altered time so that
Shocker defeated the Double
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Riders and managed to

conquer all of Japan and
eventually the world, setting up
a union with many of the other
organizations that originally
emerged after Shocker's
destruction. The group is
ultimately defeated by the
Kamen Riders.
But as revealed in Kamen Rider

OOO onwards, there are some
surviving members of the
Shocker organization, even
from Badan Empire who went
into hiding to gather data of the
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Kamen Riders' battles against

some of their respective kaijins
many years. But during the
events of Super Hero Taisen GP:
Kamen Rider 3, Shocker's
remaining scientists created a
History Modification Machine
that they use to send a time
displaced cyborg called Kamen
Rider 3 back in time to destroy
the Double Riders in the
aftermath of GelShocker's
defeat, creating a new timeline
where Shocker rules the world
with some Kamen Riders in
their service. Luckily, the
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apparent destruction of the

History Modification Machine
restores the timeline (with the
exception of Go
Shijima/Kamen Rider Mach
who was killed by
Cheetahkatatsumuri), only to
be found out during the events
of D-Video Special: Kamen Rider
4 that Shocker secretly uses it
to create time loops and alters
the timeline once more,
allowing to create Kamen Rider
4, as well as the revalation that
they have been targeting
Takumi Inui, due to his
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sacrifice-less wish to ensure

that no one dies like what
happened to one of his old
allies to create a loop. As
Takumi is about to destroy the
machine, the Great Leader of
Shocker appears with an
appearance identical to
Takumi's. In the end, Takumi
destroys the machine and
disappears alongside the
modified timeline, restored
back to its original timeline
once more. Though most of his
allies who do not originate from
Kamen Rider 555 TV series like
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from Kamen Rider Drive, and

even Kamen Rider Den-O's
Kamen Rider Zeronos do not
remember if they had
encountered Takumi, only
some of Takumi's old friends
from Kamen Rider 555 TV
series, including Naoya Kaido
still remember Takumi.
In the movie Kamen Rider 1,

there is a civil war between the
original Shocker and a newly
formed organization called
Shocker Nova in attempt to
kidnap Mayu, Tobei
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Tachibana's granddaughter,
and release the Alexander the
Great Gamma Eyecon from her
body, in order to obtain its
power. As all of the revived
Ambassador Hell's Shocker
fraction had been annihilated
completely, leaving only
himself, and also after he
witnessed how dangerous the
Alexander Gamma Eyecon is,
he makes an uneasy alliance
with Kamen Riders Ghost,
Specter and a newly improved
Kamen Rider 1.
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Great Leader of Shocker

( Shokk
Shury): The high ruler of the
organisation and main
antagonist of the series. He
appears for the first time in
short video footage shown in
episode 34, although his
appearance there is mostly
hidden by shadows. He talks
with his followers through
speakers on Shocker's
emblems in the multiple
outposts. The Great Leader is a
cruel being who does not have
qualms in sacrificing his
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minions during moments of

crisis or failure.[4] He takes
various forms, his first being a
Cyclopean gorgon in crimson
robes in the original series, his
second being a skeletal
creature in Kamen Rider V3,
following a skull-faced insect
who lead a mini-restoration of
shocker known as Black Satan,
and his true form is known as
the Great Leader Rock (
Ganseki Daishury) in
Kamen Rider Stronger a giant
humanoid rock man controlled
by a large one-eyed cybernetic
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brain.
Colonel Zol/Werewolf (
/ Zoru-taisa/kami Otoko,
26-39, Kamen Rider vs. Shocker
& V3 27 & 28) (a.k.a. Gold
Werewolf ( gon
kami Otoko)): From Shocker's
Middle East branch, his true
form was a wolf monster. He
was also a disguise specialist,
able to mimic Taki's
appearance almost perfectly
using only make up during his
debut. His personal mark, worn
by the soldiers of his own
Shocker outpost and used in
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his official correspondence,

was the Shocker emblem, but
with the bird's head replaced by
a wolf's.[5] He confronted
Kamen Rider 2 himself in
episode 39 and after a lengthy
fight was toppled off a cliff by
Kamen Rider 2's Rider Punch,
destroying him. Gold Werewolf
briefly appeared in Kamen
Rider vs Shocker among the
members of the resurrected
monster army. In Kamen Rider
V3, episode 27, Colonel Zol is
resurrected alongside the other
3 great Shocker and Gel-
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Shocker commanders from the

original TV series by Destron.
He aims to become a Destron
commander, replacing Doctor
G. However, in episode 28, after
Kamen Rider V3 escaped from
Destron's base, a self-
destruction sequence was
activated, and Colonel Zol was
unable to escape, dying again
with it. In Kamen Rider Spirits
manga, he is revived with other
Shocker commander as a
soulless pawn of Badan
Empire.
Doctor Shinigami/Ikadevil (
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/ Shinigami-
hakase/Ikadebiru, 40-52, Kamen
Rider vs. Shocker, 61, 63 & 68,
V3 27 & 28, Decade: All Riders vs
Great-Shocker & Let's Go Kamen
Riders): From Shocker's branch
in Switzerland, he took over
Japan's command after Zol's
death until Ambassador Hell
appeared. However, he returned
to Japan in episode 61, working
together with Ambassador Hell
and also attempting his own
plans. He had a cold and
calculating behavior. In episode
68, he captured Tobei to help
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training him for his battle with

Kamen Rider 1, but that only
resulted in Tobei learning about
his weakness. Discarding his
cape when he faced Hongo for
the last time, Shinigami
assumed his squid monster
form to fight Rider 1 with his
tentacle whip, while Ichimonji
was held off by the Shocker
Combatmen. With Tobei's
guidance, Kamen Rider 1
managed to overpower Ikadevil
and weaken him with a Rider
Chop before sending Ikadevil
falling to his death with his
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Rider Tailspin Shoot. Ikadevil

tried to rise once more, only to
fall down and explode. Doctor
Shinigami was resurrected by
Destron in Kamen Rider V3,
episode 27, and speculated
about how he had been
brought back to replace Doctor
G, only to learn that he was
there just for a new operation.
Shortly afterwards, in episode
28, he died when Destron's
base accidentally self-
destructed. He is revived as a
soulless pawn of Badan Empire
alongside Colonel Zol and
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Ambassador Hell in the Kamen

Rider Spirits manga.
Ambassador
Hell/Garagaranda (/
Jigoku-
taishi/Garagaranda, 53-62,
64-67, Kamen Rider vs.
Ambassador Hell & 69-79, V3 27
& 28, Decade: All Riders vs Great-
Shocker & Let's Go Kamen
Riders): Summoned from
Shocker's branch in Southeast
Asia, he took command of the
organization in Japan. His true
name was Damon ()
according to Kamen Rider
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Spirits. He used an
electromagnetic whip and an
iron claw as his weapons. In
episode 79, after capturing the
Riders' friends, he called Hongo
out as he assumed his
rattlesnake monster form, able
to burrow underground and use
his whip arm as a weapon.
Kamen Rider 1 battled
Garagaranda while Taki freed
Tobei and the others, managing
to use his Rider Kick on the
monster. Reverting to his
normal mode, Hell cursed the
Riders and screamed to
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Shocker's perseverance before

he died, exploding. Afterwards,
the Great Leader destroyed the
original Shocker. In spite of his
failure, Ambassador Hell was
resurrected by Destron in
Kamen Rider V3, episode 27. In
episode 28, his sneaky
behavior ended up leading to
the prisoner V3 capturing him
and escaping from the Destron
base. Soon afterwards,
Ambassador Hell returned to
the base, only to die in its self-
destruction. Ambassador Hell
returns in Kamen Rider Spirits
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manga, working for Badan

Empire. But his difference
among the other revived
members is that he had his
own consciousness, it is
revealed that the Silver Skull
used to revive him is capable of
bringing back the dead
person's memories. In Kamen
Rider ZX, Ambassador
Darkness, Ambassador Hell's
younger cousin, appeared as a
Badan Empire leader.
Shocker Combatmen (
Shokk Sentin):
Black uniformed soldiers, some
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which have skeleton markings

on their torsos. They are
normally easily defeated by the
Riders, often without even
needing to transform. Their
trademark is a high pitched
battle-cry.
Big Machine (
Biggu Mashin): A character who
only appears in Ishinomori's
original Kamen Rider manga.
Big Machine is Shocker's
highest commander and main
antagonist in the manga. He
also seems to be the one called
"Great Leader" by some of the
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lower ranking Shocker

members. He has a fully
mechanized body and is
behind Shocker's "October
Project", which involves using a
super computer to brainwash
the population of Japan. He's
able to match up the Riders in
combat and launch attacks
that disrupt electronic
equipment, including Rider 1's
and 2's own bodies. The design
of his body was the base of
Ambassador Hell's design in
the TV show, although it was
altered to allow a human face,
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and, unlike Big Machine,

Ambassador Hell was kept a
separate character from the
Leader of Shocker. In Kamen
Rider Super Sentai: Super
Hero Taisen, Big Machine is
reimagined as a project of the
Shocker/Zangyack Alliance to
create a giant robot from Crisis
Fortress and the Gigant Horse.
Gel-Shocker
Gel-Shocker (
Geru-Shokk) was formed after
the destruction of Shocker, with
the remnants of the
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organization absorbing another

organization Geldam (
Gerudamu-dan) based in
Africa. After Ambassador Hell's
defeat, The Great Leader
reorganized the organization
from the ground up, destroying
all remaining secret bases and
even liquidating the remaining
troop contingent in a bloody
forest massacre witnessed by
unfortunate campers. Gel-
Shocker troopers wore bright
purple and yellow costumes,
were capable of traveling from
one to place to another by
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transforming into sheets that

would drop down onto
unsuspecting victims, and were
capable of taking more blunt
violent abuse than their
predecessors
Gel-Shocker was led by the

Great Leader of Gel-Shocker (
Geru-Shokk
Shury) and General Black (
Burakku-shgun), a
commander originally from
Geldam who had a monstrous
leech/chameleon hybrid form
called Hiruchameleon (
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Hirukamereon) who
had the ability to suck blood by
hugging humans, which was
later used to revive Gel-Shocker
Kaijin after already being
defeated by the Double Riders,
throwing leeches which cause
the target to follow his orders,
and turn himself invisible.
Later, he fought the Double
Riders on a roller coaster and
was defeated by their Rider
Double Chop while turned
invisible. Weakened, he
reverted to his human form and
cursed the Double Riders
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before exploding. Eventually,

General Black was resurrected
and worked for Destron in an
important operation, but ended
up dying in the self-destruction
of a Destron base. Black
returned as a soulless pawn of
the Badan Empire in the Kamen
Rider Spirits manga, but he
was defeated by a Rider Double
Kick performed by Kamen
Riders 2 and ZX.
Episode list
1. The Mysterious Spider Man
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( Kaiki Kumo Otoko)

(Original Airdate: April 3, 1971)
2. The Terrifying Bat Man (
Kyfu Kmori Otoko)
(Original Airdate: April 10,
1971)
3. Monster, Scorpion Man (
Kaijin Sasori Otoko)
1971)
4. The Man-Eating Sarracenian
( Hitokui
Sarasenian) (Original Airdate:
April 24, 1971)
5. Monster, Mantis Man (
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Kaijin Kamakiri Otoko)

(Original Airdate: May 1, 1971)
6. Grim Reaper, Chameleon (
Shinigami
Kamereon) (Original Airdate:
May 8, 1971)
7. Duel With Grim Reaper
Chameleon! World Fair
Impression (
Shinigami Kamereon
Kett! Banpaku Ato) (Original
Airdate: May 15, 1971)
8. Strangeness! Bee Woman
( Kaii! Hachi Onna)
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9. The Terrifying Cobra Man (

Kyfu Kobura Otoko)
10. The Revived Cobra Man (
Yomigaeru
Kobura Otoko) (Original Airdate:
June 5, 1971)
11. Bloodsucking Monster,
Gebacondor (
Kyketsu Kaijin
Gebakondoru) (Original Airdate:
June 12, 1971)
12. Murder, Yamogelas (
Satsujin Yamogerasu)
(Original Airdate: June 19,
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1971)
13. Tokageron and the Big
Monster Army (
Tokageron to Kaijin Dai
Gundan) (Original Airdate: June
26, 1971)
14. Raid of the Demon
Sabotegron (
Majin Saboteguron no
Shrai) (Original Airdate: July 3,
1971)
15. Counterattack, Sabotegron
( Gyakush
Saboteguron) (Original Airdate:
July 10, 1971)
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16. Wrestler of the Devil,

Pirasaurus (
Akuma no Resur
Pirazaurusu) (Original Airdate:
July 17, 1971)
17. Death Match in the Ring:
Defeat! Pirasaurus (
Ringu
No Shit Taose! Pirazaurusu)
(Original Airdate: July 24, 1971)
18. Fossil Man: Hitodanger (
Kaseki-
Otoko Hitodenj) (Original
Airdate: July 31, 1971)
19. Monster Kanibubbler
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Appears in Hokkaido (
Kaijin
Kanibabur Hokkaid ni
Arawaru) (Original Airdate:
August 7, 1971)
20. Fire-Breathing Caterpillar
Monster: Dokugander (
Hi o
Fuku Kemushi Kaijin Dokugand)
(Original Airdate: August 14,
1971)
21. Dokugander, Confrontation
at Osaka Castle (
Dokugand
saka-j no Taiketsu!) (Original
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Airdate: August 21, 1971)

22. Suspicious Merman
Amazonia (
Kai Kyojin Amazonia) (Original
23. Sky-Flying Monster
Musasabedol (
Soratobu Kaijin
Musasabdoru) (Original
Airdate: September 4, 1971)
24. Deadly Poison Monster
Kinokomolg's Sortie! (
Mdoku
Kaijin Kinokomorugu no
Shutsugeki!) (Original Airdate:
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September 11, 1971)

25. Defeat Kinokomolg! (
Kinokomorugu
o Taose!) (Original Airdate:
September 18, 1971)
26. The Terrifying Antlion (
Kyfu no Arijigoku)
(Original Airdate: September
25, 1971)
27. Mukadelas Monster
Classroom (
Mukaderasu Kaijin Shshitsu)
(Original Airdate: October 2,
1971)
28. Underground Monster
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Mogurang (
Chitei Kaijin Mogurangu)
1971)
29. Electric Monster Kuragedall
( Denki
Kaijin Kuragedru) (Original
Airdate: October 16, 1971)
30. Revived Fossil,
Bloodsucking Trilobite (
Yomegaeru
Kaseki Kyketsu San'ych)
1971)
31. Deathmatch! Anteater
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Demon Arigabari (
Shit!
Arikui Majin Arigabari) (Original
32. Cannibalism Flower,
Dokudalian (
Hitokui Hana Dokudarian)
(Original Airdate: November 6,
1971)
33. Steel Monster, Armadillong
(
Ktetsu Kaijin Arumajirongu)
1971)
34. Japan in Danger!
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Gamagiller's Invasion (
Nihon
Ayaushi! Gamagir no Shinny)
1971)
35. Murderous Ant Queen,
Archimedes (
Satsujin Joari
Arikimedesu) (Original Airdate:
November 27, 1971)
36. Resurrected Mummy
Monster, Egyptus (

Ikikaetta Miira Kaijin Ejiputasu)
(Original Airdate: December 4,
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1971)
37. Poisonous Gas Monster
Trickabuto's G-Plan (

Dokugasu Kaijin Torikabuto no J
Sakusen) (Original Airdate:
December 11, 1971)
38. Lightning Monster Eiking's
World Darkness Plan (

Inazuma Kaijin Eikingu no Sekai
Ankoku Sakusen) (Original
Airdate: December 18, 1971)
39. Werwolf monster's Huge
Murder Party (
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Kaijin kami
Otoko no Satsujin Dai Pt)
1971)
40. Deathmatch! Monster
Snowman vs. Two Riders (

Shit! Kaijin Sunman Tai
Futari no Raid) (Original
Airdate: January 1, 1972)
41. Magma Monster Ghoster,
Decisive Battle at Sakurajima
(
Maguma Kaijin Gsut
Sakurajima Dai Kessen) (Original
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42. The Devil's Messenger,
Mysterious Fly Man (
Akuma no
Shisha Kaiki Hae Otoko)
(Original Airdate: January 15,
1972)
43. Mysterious Birdman
Pranodon's Attack (
Kai Chjin
Puranodon no Shgeki) (Original
44. Graveyard Monster,
Kabibinga (
Hakaba no Kaijin Kabibinga)
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(Original Airdate: January 29,

1972)
45. Monster Namewhale's Gas
Explosion Plan (
Kaijin
Namekujira no Gasu Bakuhatsu
February 5, 1972)
46. Showdown!! Snow
Mountain Monster Bearconger
(
Taiketsu!! Yukiyama Kaijin
Bekong) (Original Airdate:
February 12, 1972)
47. The Death-Calling Ice Devil
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Todogiller (
Shi o Yobu Kri Majin
Todogir) (Original Airdate:
February 19, 1972)
48. Bloodsucking Marshes of
Hiruguerilla (
Kyketsu Numa no Hirugerira)
(Original Airdate: February 26,
1972)
49. Cannibalistic Monster,
Isoginchack (
Hitokui Kaijin
Isoginchakku) (Original Airdate:
March 4, 1972)
50. Monster Kamestone's
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Murderous Aurora Program (

Kaijin Kamesutn no
Satsujin rora Keikaku) (Original
Airdate: March 11, 1972)
51. Stone Monster Unicornos
vs. Double Rider Kick (

Ishi Kaijin Yunikorunosu
Tai Daburu Raid Kikku)
(Original Airdate: March 18,
1972)
52. My Name is Mysterious
Birdman Gilgalass (
Ore no
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Na wa Kai Chjin Girugarasu)

(Original Airdate: March 25,
1972)
53. Monster Jaguarman's
Ready-to-Die Motorbike War (

Kaijin Jagman Kesshi
tobai Ikusa) (Original Airdate:
April 1, 1972)
54. Sea Serpent Man of the
Phantom Village (
Yrei Mura no Umihebi
Otoko) (Original Airdate: April 8,
1972)
55. Cockroach Man!! The
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Terrifying Bacterial Ad-Balloon

(
Gokiburi Otoko!! Kyfu
no Saikin Adobarn) (Original
Airdate: April 15, 1972)
56. Amazon's Poison Butterfly
Gireera (
Amazon no Doku Ch Girra)
1972)
57. Tsuchigumo Man
Poisonmondo (
Tsuchigumo Otoko
Dokumondo) (Original Airdate:
April 29, 1972)
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58. Monster Poison Lizard,

Duel in Fear Valley!! (

Kaijin Doku Tokage Osore Tani no
Kett!!) (Original Airdate: May 6,
1972)
59. The Bottomless Swamp
Monster, Earthworm Man! (

Sokonashi Numa no Kaijin
Mimizu Otoko!) (Original
60. Mysterious Owl Man's
Murderous X-Rays (
Kaiki
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Fukur Otoko no Satsujin

Rentogen) (Original Airdate:
May 20, 1972)
61. Monster Catfishgiller's
Electric Hell (
Kaijin Namazugir
no Denki Jigoku) (Original
62. Monster Hedgehoras'
Murder Skull Plan (
Kaijin
Harinezurasu Satsujin Dokuro
June 3, 1972)
63. Monster Rhinogang's
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Autorace of Death (

Kaijin Saigyangu Shi no torsu)
(Original Airdate: June 10,
1972)
64. Monster Cicadaminga's
Song to Kill Everyone (

Kaijin Semiminga Mina Koroshi
no Uta) (Original Airdate: June
17, 1972)
65. Monster Dr. Insect and the
Shocker School (
Kaijin
Konch-hakase to Shokk
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Sukru) (Original Airdate: June

24, 1972)
66. Shocker Graveyard, Revived
Monsters (
Shokk Hakaba
Yomigaeru Kaijin-tachi) (Original
67. The Shocker Leader
Appears! Riders in Danger
(
Shokk Shury
Shutsugen!! Raid Ayaushi)
(Original Airdate: July 8, 1972)
68. Doctor Shinigami, the True
Meaning of Terror? (
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Shinigami Hakase
Kyfu no Shtai?) (Original
69. Monster Gillercricket's
Claws of Impending Death (

Kaijin Girkrogi Semaru Shi
no Tsume) (Original Airdate:
July 28, 1972)
70. Monster Electric-
Guitarbotal's Fireball Attack (

Kaijin Erekibotaru Hi no Tama
Kgeki!!) (Original Airdate: July
29, 1972)
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71. Monster Horseflygomes'

Rokkoudai Mountain Pursuit
(
Kaijin Abugomesu
Rokksan DaiTsuiseki!) (Original
72. Vampiric Mosquilas vs.
Two Riders (
Kyketsu
Mosukirasu Tai Futari Raid)
(Original Airdate: August 12,
1972)
73. Double Riders' Defeat!
Shiomaneking (

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Daburu Raid Taose!

Shiomanekingu) (Original
74. Deadly Bloodsucking
Fiends!! Good Luck, Rider Boys'
Squad (
Shi no
Kyketsu Ma Ganbare!! Raid
Shnen Tai) (Original Airdate:
August 26, 1972)
75. Poison Flower Monster
Roseranga - The Secret of the
House of Terror (
Doku
Hana Kaijin Bararanga Kyfu no
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Uchi no Himitsu) (Original

Airdate: September 2, 1972)
76. Three Head of Generator
Monster Seadragons!! (

Sanbiki no Hatsuden Kaijin
Shdoragon!!) (Original Airdate:
September 9, 1972)
77. Monster Newtgeth, Duel at
the Farm of Hell!! (

Kaijin Imorigesu Jigoku Bokuj
no Kett!!) (Original Airdate:
September 16, 1972)
78. The Dreadful Urchindogma
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+ The Phantom Monster (

Kyfu no Unidoguma + Yrei
Kaijin) (Original Airdate:
September 23, 1972)
79. Hell Ambassador!! The True
Meaning of Fear? (
Jigoku
Taishi!! Kyfu no Shtai?)
(Original Airdate: September
30, 1972)
80. Gel-Shocker Appears!
Kamen Rider's Last Day! (

!! Gerushokk
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Shutsugen! Kamen Raid Saigo

no Hi!!) (Original Airdate:
October 7, 1972)
81. Kamen Rider Dies Twice!
(
Kamen Raid wa Nido Shinu!)
1972)
82. Monster Jellyfish Wolf,
Dreadful Rush Hour (

Kaijin Kurage Urufu Kyfu
no Rasshuaw) (Original
83. Monster Inokabuton, Defeat
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the Rider With Crazy Gas (

Kaijin Inokabuton
Hakky Gasu de Raid o Taose)
1972)
84. Watch Out, Rider!
Isoginjaguar's Hell Trap (

Ayaushi Raid!
Isoginjag no Jigoku Wana)
1972)
85. Sludge Monster, Dreadful
Murder Smog (
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Hedoro Kaijin
Kyfu no Satsujin Sumoggu)
1972)
86. Monster Eaglemantis'
Human Hunt (
Kaijin
Washikamagiri no Ningen Kari)
1972)
87. Gel-Shocker's Delivery Man
of Death (
Gerushokk Shi no
Haitatsunin) (Original Airdate:
November 25, 1972)
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88. Bizarre! The Picture of the

Black Cat That Calls for Blood
( Kaiki!
Chi o Yobu Kuroneko no E)
1972)
89. Fear's Pet Strategy, Drop
Rider into Hell! (

Kyfu no Petto Sakusen Raid o
Jigoku e Otose!) (Original
Airdate: December 9, 1972)
90. Fear's Pet Strategy, Rider
SOS (
Kyfu no Petto
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Sakusen Raid Esu Esu)

1972)
91. Gel-Shocker, Enroll in Terror
School (
Gerushokk Kyfu
Gakk ni Nygaku Seyo)
1972)
92. Atrocity! Fake Kamen
Riders!! (
Kyaku! Nise Kamen
Raid!!) (Original Airdate:
December 30, 1972)
93. The Eight Kamen Riders (
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Hachinin no
Kamen Raid) (Original Airdate:
January 6, 1973)
94. The True Identity of the Gel-
Shocker Leader (
Gerushokk
Shury no Shtai) (Original
95. Monster Garaox's Sky-
Flying Car (
Kaijin Garaokkusu
no Sora Tobu Jidsha) (Original
96. Takeshi Hongo, Cactus
Monster Exposed!? (
85 of 109 09/06/17 04:29

Hong
Takeshi Saboten Kaijin ni
Sareru!?) (Original Airdate:
January 27, 1973)
97. Takeshi Hongo,
Transformation Impossible (
Hong Takeshi
Henshin Fun) (Original Airdate:
February 3, 1973)
98. Gel-Shocker Annihilated!
The End of the Leader!! (

Gerushokk Zenmetsu!
Shury no Saigo!!) (Original
Airdate: February 10, 1973)
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Films
1971: Go Go Kamen Rider
( G G
Kamen Raid) - A movie version
of episode 13.
1972: Kamen Rider vs.
Shocker (
Kamen Raid Tai Shokk)
1972: Kamen Rider vs.
Ambassador Hell (
Kamen Raid Tai
Jigoku-taishi)
1975: Five Riders vs. King Dark
(
Gonin Raid Tai Kingu Dku)
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2005: Kamen Rider: The First

2007: Kamen Rider: The Next
2011: OOO, Den-O, All Riders:
Let's Go Kamen Riders (

zu Den'
ru Raid: Rettsu G Kamen
Raid)[6]
2014: Heisei Rider vs. Shwa
Rider: Kamen Rider Taisen feat.
Super Sentai (

feat. Heisei Raid
Tai Shwa Raid Kamen Raid
Taisen feat. Sp Sentai)
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2016: Kamen Rider 1 (

1 Kamen Raid Ichig)
S.I.C. Hero Saga

Published in Monthly Hobby
Japan, the S.I.C. Hero Saga
stories illustrated by S.I.C.
figure dioramas portray stories
featuring the characters from
Shotaro Ishinomori series.
Kamen Rider has had three
different stories: Missing Link,
Special Episode: Escape
(SPECIAL EPISODE --
SPECIAL EPISODE: Dasshutsu),
and From Here to Eternity (
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Koko yori Towa ni).

Missing Link ran in the July to
October 2002 issues, From Here
to Eternity was featured in the
special issue HOBBY JAPAN
MOOK S.I.C. OFFICIAL DIORAMA
STORY S.I.C. HERO SAGA vol.1
Kakioroshi, and Special Episode:
Escape was featured in the
October 2006 issue of Hobby
Japan.
New characters introduced

during the Missing Link story
are the twelve Shocker Riders
( Shokk
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Raid, each with different

colored scarves) and the
Shocker Tank (
Shokk Tanku).
Missing Link chapter titles

1. Infiltration ( Senny)
2. Disappearance ( Shiss)
3. Awakening ( Kakusei)
4. Puppet ( Kairai)
Cast
Hiroshi Fujioka as Takeshi
Hongo ( Hong Takeshi)
Takeshi Sasaki as Hayato
Ichimonji (
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Ichimonji Hayato)
Akiji Kobayashi as Tbei
Tachibana (
Tachibana Tbei)
Jir Chiba as Kazuya Taki (
Taki Kazuya)
Jir Miyaguchi as Colonel Zol
( Zoru Taisa)
Hideyo Amamoto as Dr.
Shinigami ( Shinigami
Hakase)
Kenji Ushio as Ambassador
Hell ( Jigoku Taishi)
Matasabur Niwa as General
Black ( Burakku
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Shgun)
Chieko Morigawa (Played as
Chieko Maki ( Maki
Chieko)) as Ruriko Midorikawa
( Midorikawa Ruriko)
Yko Shimada as Hiromi
Nohara ( Nohara
Hiromi)
Linda Yamamoto as Mari (
Mari)
Wakako Oki as Yuri (
Yuri)
Katsumi Nakajima as Michi
( Michi)
Emily Takami as Emi (
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Emi)
Yko Sugibayashi as Mika
( Mika)
Machiko Nakajima (Played
as Machiko Nakajima (
Nakajima Machiko)) as
Tokko ( Tokko)
Yoshiko Nakada as Yokko
( Yokko)
Mimi Hagiwara (Played as
Mimy ( Mim)) as Choko
( Choko)
Yasuharu Miura as Goro
Ishikura ( Ishikura
Gor)
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Tomonori Yazaki as Naoki (

Naoki)
Hichi Yamada as Mitsuru
( Mitsuru)
J Honda as Shir (
Shir)
Gor Naya as The Great
Leader of The Great Leader of
Shocker/Gel-Shocker (
/
Shokk/Geru Shokk Shury)
(voice)
Shinji Nakae as Narrator
Crew
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Creator: Shotaro Ishinomori

Scriptwriters: Masaru Igami,
Shin'ichi Ichikawa, Masayuki
Shimada, Mari Takizawa,
Hisashi Yamazaki, Takao Ikuo,
Masashi Tsukada, Takeo Oono,
Shiro Ishimori, Seirou Suzuki,
Takayuki Hasegawa, Kimio
Hirayama, Minoru Yamada,
Gorou Okeya, Shotaro
Ishinomori
Directors: Hirokazu
Takemoto, Itaru Orita, Hidetoshi
Kitamura, Minoru Yamada,
Kazukuri Uchida, Katsuhiko
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Taguchi, Masashi Tsukada,

Shotaro Ishinomori, Atsuo
Kumanaka
Photographer: Osamigi
Yamamoto
Illumination: Kouosamu Oota
Music: Shunsuke Kikuchi
Artist: Mokuo Mikami
Editing: Ayaki Sugeno (Eiko-
Onkyo Ltd.)
Recording: Mari Fujinami
Assistant Director: Masashi
Tsukada
Costume Designer: Tokyo
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Designs
Action Choreographer:
Kazutoshi Takahashi
Line Chief: Teruo Itou
Production Manager:
Okusouhei Matono
Sound Recording: Katsushi
Ota (Eiko-Onkyo Ltd.)
Development: Toei
Laboratories
Cooperation: Muromachi
Racing Group
Songs
Opening themes
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"Let's Go!! Rider Kick" (

!! Rettsu
G!! Raid Kikku)
Lyrics: Shtar Ishinomori
Composition &
Arrangement: Shunsuke
Kikuchi
Artist: Hiroshi Fujioka with
Male Harmony (
Mru Hmon)
Episodes: 1-13
"Let's Go!! Rider Kick" (
!! Rettsu
G!! Raid Kikku)
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Composition &
Kikuchi
Artist: Masato Shimon (as
Kichi Fuji) with Male
Harmony
Episodes: 14-88
"Rider Action" (
Raid Akushon)
Composition &
Kikuchi
Artist: Masato Shimon
Episodes: 8998
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Ending themes
"Kamen Rider no Uta" (
Kamen Raid no Uta,
"The Song of Kamen Rider")
Lyrics: Sabur Yatsude
Composition &
Kikuchi
Artist: Masato Shimon (as
Kichi Fuji) with Male
Harmony
Episodes: 171
"Rider Action" (
Raid Akushon)
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Composition &
Kikuchi
Episodes: 7288
"Lonely Kamen Rider" (
Ronr Kamen
Raid)
Lyrics: Mamoru Tanaka
Composition &
Kikuchi
Episodes: 8998
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Legacy
The Kamen Rider original
series famously spearheaded
launched "Second Kaiju Boom"
or "Henshin Boom" on
Japanese television in the early
1970s, greatly impacting the
superhero and action-
adventure genre in Japan.[7]
The famous "henshin
sequence", in which the title
hero performs ritualistic poses
and shouting a keyword to
transform into his superhero
form has since become a
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staple in Japanese pop-culture,

inspiring superheroes and
magical girl genres. Kamen
Rider went to later produce a
great number of spin-offs
which remain in production
today. Several Kamen Rider
series were aired in Japan after
the first Kamen Rider finished.
After Kamen Rider Black RX
ended production in 1989, the
series was put on hold.
There were three movies

released as the 1990s "Movie
Riders", which were Shin Kamen
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Rider: Prologue, Kamen Rider ZO

and Kamen Rider J. After the
original creator Shtar
Ishinomori's death, the Kamen
Rider franchise was continued
in 2000 with Kamen Rider
Kuuga. As of 2016, twenty-
seven Kamen Rider series have
been made, with the newest
being Kamen Rider Ex-Aid which
premiered in October 2016.
As of 2005, a remake of the

Kamen Rider series was made
and reimagined with Kamen
Rider The First and continued
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with Kamen Rider The Next

released in 2007.
References
1. Schmadel, Lutz D. (2003).
Dictionary of Minor Planet
Names. Germany: Springer.
pp.781, 788.
ISBN 3-540-00238-3.
2. "JPL Small-Body Database
Browser - 12408 Fujioka (1995
SP2)" . Retrieved 2008-04-06.
3. "JPL Small-Body Database
Browser - 12796 Kamenrider
(1995 WF)" . Retrieved
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2008-04-06.
4. Kamen Rider Episode 80
5. Kamen Rider Episode 39
6. "|
" . Retrieved
2010-12-21.
7. Takeshobo, ed. (1995-11-30).
"BonusColumn
!!" [Bonus Column 'The
Henshin Boom Arrives!'].

[The Super Heroes
Chronicles: The History of
Japanese Fantastic Televisions,
Movies and Videos, 1957-1995]
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(in Japanese). Takeshobo. p.85.

ISBN 4-88475-874-9. C0076.
External links
Ishimori@Style - Shotaro
Ishinomori on Ishimori
Productions official website
Kamen Rider series on Region
2 DVD - A complete list of all
official releases to date.
Toei Kyoto Studio Park - A
theme park with official events,
exhibitions and shops related
to the Kamen Rider.
Kamen Rider at DMOZ
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Broadcasting System and NET

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12796 Kamenrider, after the

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A statue of Kamen Rider #1

Created by Shotaro Ishinomori

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Starring Hiroshi Fujioka

Narrated by Shinji Nakae

Opening "Let's Go! Rider

Ending "The Song of Kamen

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Composer(s) Shunsuke Kikuchi

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Original April 3, 1971

Followed by Kamen Rider V3

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victims into mutant cyborgs

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renamed himself as "Kamen

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have been published, but only

The original manga, published

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basic plot to creature designs.

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wounded during his battle

Hongo eventually returns as a

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starting with Hayato's debut,

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mysterious leader. The Shocker

Takeshi Hongo/Kamen Rider

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sets up the Tachibana Racing

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Midorikawa Hiroshi, 1): Hongo's

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Mari (, 14-25 & 29-38):

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Tokko (, 53-69): She

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Hegemony Of Cycle Kindred

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references to the group's

Ruthless and merciless,

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grasshopper-human hybrid, but

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In OOO, Den-O, All Riders: Let's

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Riders and managed to

But as revealed in Kamen Rider

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apparent destruction of the

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sacrifice-less wish to ensure