I'm with the Fish in that I don't really need another "sooo dark" Rider. I'd prefer more a sci-fi and psychedelic / surreal Rider; really vibrant colors, absurd situations, black comedy over horror. I'd say Stronger or X would be perfect candidates.

Apparently, according to AkkiNews, Amazons Season 2 ends open-endedly, with Tachibana planning 'a third Sigma' or something.

Kiva. This time: NO ACTUAL FUCKING METAL CHAINS.

Oh and maybe follow the Neo Fangire menace, who turn out to be worse (read: bloodier) than the regular Fangire.

God damn, let the dead rest in peace. That man is obsessed.

I'd definitely want a Kuuga remake. I also want to see a modern take on Black and maybe RX for season 2.

Kuuga and Faiz are already dark series, so I wouldn't want to see them get recast or a sequel to them since Kuuga ended fine and 555 got KR4. I don't think Toei got the courage to turn Den-O in to a darker series since the Taros could still make money for them. I think W might have a chance and they're announcing something very soon. However, Phillip's actor became quite popular lately, so it might be just a KR Joker dark detective series if W is picked up for an Amazon Prime series with Phillip guest starring in some episodes.

NO DECADE! While I did enjoy Decade I would be afraid they would turn it into shit. Speaking of Decade, there was one rider who could not show off for some reason that does deserve it. RIDERMAN!!!!

They chains were actually metal? You telling me they could not make metallic plastic chains.

I want a continuation of the Kamen Rider 1 movie and just have a show about Old Man Hongo going around wrecking fools. Unlikely to happen!

Actually, that's confirmed to not be a show of any kind, so it's likely a novel of some sort.

Isn't Kobayashi a woman?

This is what I figured - as each season goes on, it gets somewhat cheaper (less costumes needed) and, let's be honest; Amazon is carrying Amazons due, in great part, to branding.

One more season for sure, after that... who knows but, I'd put money on them running Amazonz into the ground before developing a new (more expensive) series.