For an extra deep cut, throw in Skyrider and Shin (Both of which were intended to be reboots, making them "Ichigou" in a sense) :lol

Three thoughts:

1.) It drives me nuts how the Kamen Rider Wiki is now putting translations on the Vistamps and stuff, a trend which started since Zi-O and reinforced with Saber. Now don't get me wrong, I appreciate the translations but now when I see the Eyecons and Gashats which have long Japanese phrases in the henshin jingles and see it untranslated I feel a bit triggered (for lack of a better word). If someone's not gonna do those I might do it myself.

2.) The Fuusouken Hayate mentions scrolls ('hayate no maki', lit. 'scroll of green wind') and in hsi debut episode Kenzan's finisher uses scroll imagery so I feel like it's a wasted opportunity to not have Kenzan's muffler thing be a scroll.

3.) Someone on Reddit pointed out that Revi Kong Vistamp, which is based on Fourze (an astronaut), has 'strong arms' (those beefy arm armor) and wonders if its a pun on Neil Armstrong (an astronaut). If the visual pun was intentional then I give Toei my slow clapping awe.

The Kong jingle is likely a pun, but IDK

the drive driver should've been called the S.E.A.T. belt

god I need to stop posting in this forum when I'm drunk

Zero-One episode 3.

Man, another unintentional Indonesian reference here. The name of the sushi-making Humagear is so goddamn accurate; I(k)kan Nigiro. Sushis can be made with fish, and "ikan" is the Indonesian term for "fish".

just remembered how funny baron looked when he had to swap drivers in his naked form in order to go from banana arms to lemon energy arms

I found Baron funny-looking without his armour too lol

^ Well, there is a reason people often referred to him as Banana both in and out of universe. ;)

My favorite part of the new OOO movie announcement is that I didn’t see it here first. It was just a random thing that popped up on YouTube for me and I had no idea what it was at first. That was a really nice surprise.

Ex-Aid is five years old this year.

That means I was 14 when it started airing. I'm 19 now. It feels just like yesterday when I stumbled upon those 'Space Invaders-looking dudes' on the Tamashii Nations webpage before I decided to check out Kamen Rider.

There's nothing quite like reminiscing on your first weekly experience of Kamen Rider to make you feel old.