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Originally Posted by Kiwami

The current one? Not really. Showa is episodic as hell and has next to no character development and lacks any real story, Heisei has an ongoing story line which develops alongside the characters and just happens to throw a monster against the heroes every week. While Showa is much more "One story a week", Heisei started with episodes that build a story arch and then come together to finish the story. Its learning and growing more than Showa's "Beat like 40 monsters until you beat the last one". Kuuga is still a bit episodic but already has much more plot going on than any Showa show, and with Agito & Ryuki they really started to tell one big story and not 40+ single ones with a finale.

I just meant Rider in general. Like...where did the first secondary Rider come from (I already know it's the first series, just an example) or the first show where the MC gets a new form, etc. I guess the better question is are there any important milestones?

And actually, I think I'm gonna catch up on Ghost and watch Amazon - it's nice and short, I've been meaning to watch it for a while, and there's the reimagining series going on currently as well. Maybe i'll check out Kuuga after.