Okay, am I the only one who thinks the oni suits look REALLY weird without the helmets?

Seriously, it's like if Gills took of his face or something.

Those three also get my vote.

Do stage shows ever get subbed? Or is the general opinion that they aren't worth bothering with?

Not really. They're just fun shows to sit around and watch. It's a live stage show, so action is a lot lacking (Punches will be miles off, sword attacks are slow to avoid breaking the prop, and dynamic action is slow so make sure everything goes to plan), the stunts aren't too neat (You might get a flip or two. Very little wirework is used), and special effects are nonexistent (Smoke machines and maybe one or two sparks used for very special moments).
They also don't tend to be filmed for wide distribution, from what I've seen. Most of the ones I've come across are just someone in the audience filming it, but don't quote me on that one.

They're not generally worth watching unless you just can't get enough of [Insert Rider or Sentai].

Just watched the first episode of Kamen Rider Snipe Episode Zero. It was interesting. Shame it was only 10 minutes.

Really? Nobody even mentioned the Drive trio? I enjoyed the dynamic of their team quite a bit, although maybe Spinning Wheel as an insert might have glorified that union more than I remember.

That said, the Hibiki team is great. Probably my favorite as well.

That reminds me, was anyone else aware that there was a Ghost Valentine's day stage show... with Kamen Rider Blade and Chalice as main characters?

Not really. It happens enough in the show that you just get used to it.

Still... it's like, of all the suits to actually have the actors going around in without the helmets on, why these? I mean, Hibiki is one of the more organic riders and the henshin doesn't even remotely hint at it being anything than a full body transformation.

It's just weird to me on an aesthetic level.

I was completely unaware that existed...