Made my own tier list. It's very long.
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S is the stuff that's pretty much flawless, or mean's so much to me that I forget about the flaws. A is stuff that's really good, really well written, but I couldnt see calling my favorite season. B is stuff that's mostly good, but I never got totally into it. The rest of the tiers name's should explain themselves

I do genuinely want to get into some Showa stuff, but it's just so...Not my style that it's hard for me :lol

I've cherry picked a few episodes of Kamen Rider (71) to watch, and they were...Alright. Honestly, I can kinda see why Nigou saved the show, since it's pretty uneventful. The contemplative brooding is unique, but I've seen it done better.
Amazon is a trip, but when I started it, it was with very poorly translated subs eons ago. I might finish it now that it has competent subs available.

Other than those 2, I haven't touched any Showa series.
I've heard great things about Black and RX. I might give both of them a go, as well.

And not technically Showa, but Shin, ZO, and J were all okay in my eyes. I'd probably rank Shin in middle C. It's uniqueness is a nice change of pace, but I feel it tries so hard to not be a Kamen Rider series it loses it's heart. ZO and J would both probably be in B. They're both alright, but honestly nothing too special or interesting.

The First would be placed in C. I fell asleep during my first viewing of it. Second watching I found it to be...Tolerable. Never watched The Next. Still need to also get around and watch Amazonz.

In my opinion, lot of toy-oriented toku doesn't really have much substance in the first place. I could say the main reason is because they focus so much on selling toys but then we have shows like Build and Gaim which I consider to be masterpieces (in other words, it actually is possible to be a toy-oriented show and still tell a compelling story). No, I think it's because they produce this stuff yearly, in other words, the shows emphasise quantity over quality and flashiness over substance. I know it's their jobs and all, but relying on the same names over and over again ultimately means there will be a reusing of plots for many series.

Don't get me wrong, most are certainly watchable, but not exactly the best popcorn entertainment out there.

At the very least, the designs are amazing.

If we are sharing Rider Tier Lists, I'll just throw mine in from the end of Saber:

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As for Revice, I'd currently put it at the complete bottom of Terribile. I legitimately hate that show and really, really do not enjoy basically anything it does, which is a damn shame since I love the concept it build off of, with the deal with the devil thing. It just fails utterly at its execution, starting with allowing others to make the deal for you and I'm already rambeling again.

While I like some shows over others, I'd say I can't really put a definitive tier on them, and I don't want to either. It subconsciously makes me think I look down on it :lol

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I have only ranked shows I have either finished, or seen most of but just didn't cross the finish line (hi Ghost).

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Guys - really. It's not that difficult. You don't need that many tiers, you don't need to sort much, it's a simple process:

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Oh, well in that case.

:thumbdown = Decade and Dragon Knight

:thumb: = Everything else.

Bujin Gaim was my favorite series.

Well, sure, if we're all playing.

I waffled about including Super-1, since I haven't watched much of it but I've also decided that I've seen enough. If I could split Hibiki into two, obviously it would be at both the top and bottom.