Non canon. Alternate ending.

I was watching a samurai movie on Netflix the other day and I swear the final battle was on Toei's feudal Japan set. That set gets around more than an old West set does in the US.

Trivia that makes OOO Wonderful a bit cooler: The samurai OOO teams up with is Tokugawa Yoshimune, a real person, played by Ken Matsudaira. Ken Matsudaira is reprising he's role as Tokugawa Yoshimune from the series Abarenbo Shogun, making this a crossover with that show. While I've never seen the show, I'm sure it used those sets to.

Do you mean Ryuki alternate or extended cut alternate?

Ryuki alternate.

Unless it has another cameo by the G3 team or a female Rider, I don't think I can care. :p

ok so it more of an alternate ending due to blade had 2 chooses

The thing to keep in mind is that most of the Heisei Rider movies aren't canon. Den-O and W are the only ones that really tried to make sure the movies fit completely within the framework of the show and felt like part of the story. Fourze has done that a bit as well, but I can't totally say for sure since we haven't seen its summer movie yet.

The movie is an alternate ending where Kenzaki seals Joker rather than transforming into one.

Are we talking about Blade or Ryuki?
Anyway, it does have L'Arc, who's a female rider.

I really don't give a shit about what anyone considers canon and non-canon. If it fits well enough it's canon. Minor continuity errors are fine. If it directly contradicts the events in the show, it's non-canon. If there's a choice (like alternate endings) I pick the better. There is no rhythm or reason to what is and isn't canon. You can not say that something is non-canon just because it's a movie. It's a case by case thing.

Both...kind of. The only thing that interests me in Ryuki's alternate ending is Siren and the G3 team cameo. That said, I am interested in seeing Larc, Lance, and Glaive. They're nice designs.

Yeah, most of them don't fit at all. Ryuki, Blade, and Faiz's are probably the ones that are the most wildly divergent/irreconcilable, though. Maybe Kiva's, but I haven't seen that and I really have no desire to.

Was Decade's movie canon?