Inoue is the hero of every story, and that's never been a secret.

INOUE FOREVER! HE SAVED KUUGA FOR YOU INGRATES!

This is... fascinating, damn. Takatera taking ages to put something out and not keeping to schedule in the slightest makes me relate to him so much more all of a sudden

So this cool article talks about two cameramen who work on Kamen Rider and how the process and equipment had evolved. Even having a list of what camera were used from Hibiki onwards fascniating stuff

Super cool article! Thanks for sharing. Definitely worth a read for anyone even remotely interested in how Kamen Rider magic is captured.

I was thinking of watching the OG Kamen Rider. So any that's watched it, what do you think are the highlight episodes. One thing, it's 98 episodes long, so I know most of that will be episodic and mostly be repetitive which would just be a slog for me, so I was wondering if they are any must watch episodes.

Here what I consider "important" the first 21 episodes Episodes 26, 39-42, 49-53, 67-68, 79-81, 91-94, and the final two episodes.

And here are the epiosdes I just think are plain fun to watch 31,36,46,65,72-73,82-85,87 and the 2 original Kamen Rider movies ignoring the first one being an bigger aspect ratio version of episode 13.

Again this is just what I think so I think it up to you to watch whatever episode you want.

Are the official subs (Toei Tokusatsu World, TokSHOUTsu) using "Transform/Transformation" or "Henshin"?

TokSHOUTsu uses "transform" and Toei Tokusatsu World uses "Henshin".

Inoue has a reputation in the industry as that one person who will get things done for you, regardless of the end result and fan reaction. To you and those that worship him it was salvation, but for him it was a Tuesday. :lolol
Okay, but for real while I am in the camp of Takatera's Hibiki is all that matters I admire his work ethic and respect him for taking over a daunting task like that. Normally it probably is an episode or two but concluding the show till Kabuto shows up? Kudos to him.

Team Rider did interview with Takahito Omori.