[Kiwami]

- Kuuga's for sure. Not just for impact, it's also the only instance I remember were a rider kick actually has relevance to the plot of the episode.

- Ruyki, simply because the motions were he's in the air and turning while Dragreder flies around him is really cool.

- Faiz… it's weird. He has a laser drill kick why exactly? Doesn't matter, it's cool.

- Kiva. All around awesome. The whistle sound, the sky turning to night, the leg getting unchained, the way he comes down and stomps the enemy into the ground to create a bat shaped imprint. Also, not often shown, but I like how the orbs in his legs transfer energy forward which shatters the Fangire. The only thing holding this one back is how Castle Doran is sometimes stuffed into all of this. Which makes no sense as it eating Fangire was never explained.

- Kabuto. It’s simply magnificent. He just calmly stands there, counts one two three, and the poor fool who dares to close in gets the roundhouse kick of death. With a fantastic pose afterwards. Honorable mention: Dark Kabuto's curb stomp rider kick he had in that one videogame is awesome as well, too bad that one wasn't in the show.

- OOO, specifically some of the combo finishers. Like Gatakiriba's army of rider kicks or Tajador's kick mimicking a bird grabbing prey with its claws.

- Gaim. J U I C Y

- Ex-Aid. Only for one reason: Blowing on the Gashat like you would on an old game cartridge is pure genius. And we have Seiji Takaiwa to thank for it because he came up with it out of the blue.

- Zero-One. This one I feel like is the perfect, classic rider kick. Launch the bitch into the stratosphere, jump after it, kick it down, and then follow it up with a visually fantastic rider kick. Plus, with the enemies being robots they can get away with practically dismantling their bodies on screen. Add all the little touches like the mechanical grasshopper foot or how the compound eyes "shine" afterwards - I think this one is pretty much perfect.