Yes, but the original Wizard didn't.

Wow I never seen this decade this size before. Just when was it shown off? Is there any other photos or just this cool that Bandai almost release this.

But he specified the renewal Wizard, not the original Wizard SHF. Unless for some reason we IMMEDIATELY got an updated Wizard right after the original version came out.

A properly scaled Kamen Rider J would be even bigger than that Decade.

Fun fact: more time has passed between Renewal Kabuto and now than how much time had passed since original SHF Kabuto and Renewal Kabuto! The two figures had just under 6 years between them (October 2008 - March 2014; though you could say August 2008 since that's when the Kabuto line started with Kick/Punchhopper); and it's now been just over 7 years since March 2014.

I'm gonna throw out a wild guess and say they'll do 3.0 Kabuto in 2024 for the sake of a 10 year anniversary, but given how many... 'advancements' Seihou has made recently I wouldn't be too surprised to see it any day now. Maybe we will even get it at this year's Tamashii Nations for Rider's 50th?

The Kabuto Seihous are pretty much the only ones that really "need" an update, IMO. The Kuuga ones remain perfect in my eyes!

I know context clues are hard especially for people like you but I was talking about the original wizard

jesus christ

He specified the SS Wizard as an example of a figure that got a renewal of a figure from around the same time the first renewals came out, with the intent of saying renewals of the first renewals are a possibility.

Jesus Christ, I'm sorry that I read that wrong, my fucking bad.

I understand that I misread it, so that's on me.

If someone could just make after market replacement hands for the Kabuto riders, it might not be so bad?

Kabuto is the only SS I have so I can't make a comparison to other SS.