 This article is about a DVD special in Kamen Rider Saber.
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Kamen Rider Saber: Gather! Hero!! The Out-of-Nowhere Dragon TV-Kun (仮面ライダーセイバー 集え！ヒーロー!! 爆誕ドラゴンてれびくん, Kamen Raidā Seibā: Tsudoe! Hīrō!! Bakutan Doragon Terebi-Kun) is the Televi-Kun
Hyper Battle DVD (てれびくん 超バトルDVD, Terebi-Kun Haipā Batoru Dībuidī) of Kamen Rider Saber, included in the May and June-July 2021 issues of the Televi-Kun.
In the DVD, Touma, Yuri, and Mei befriend the Ahiru Megid while attempting to publish a children's magazine about superheroes. It also features the TV-Kun Wonder Ride Book and Kamen Rider Saber Dragon TV-Kun.
The catchphrase is "TV-Kun Wonder Ride Book is Complete!!" (「てれびくんワンダーライドブック完成!!」, Terebi-kun Wandā Raido Būkku Kansei!!). The cover also wears the Kamen Rider 50th Anniversary crown.
Synopsis[]
"In this Hyper Battle DVD, Mei wants to write a book for children. But the Megid, not wanting this, will force Touma to transform into Kamen Rider Saber Dragon TV-Kun to put an end to their evil plan. Also, Rintaro, Ryo, and Sora will change personalities?"
Plot[]
to be added
Continuity and Placement[]
- The Hyper Battle DVD takes place sometime after episode 35 due to both Ryo and Rintaro being allied with Touma, and before Episode 39 due to Kento's absence.
Characters[]
Kamen Riders[]
| Kamen Rider Saber | Touma Kamiyama |
| Kamen Rider Saikou | Yuri |
Allies[]
Villains[]
Cast[]
- Touma Kamiyama (神山 飛羽真, Kamiyama Tōma): Syuichiro Naito (内藤 秀一郎, Naitō Shūichirō)
- Rintaro Shindo (新堂 倫太郎, Shindō Rintarō): Takaya Yamaguchi (山口 貴也, Yamaguchi Takaya)
- Mei Sudo (須藤 芽依, Sudō Mei): Asuka Kawazu (川津 明日香, Kawazu Asuka)
- Ryo Ogami (尾上 亮, Ogami Ryō): Yuki Ikushima (生島 勇輝, Ikushima Yūki)
- Yuri (ユーリ, Yūri): Tomohiro Ichikawa (市川 知宏, Ichikawa Tomohiro)
- Storious (ストリウス, Sutoriusu): Robin Furuya (古屋 呂敏, Furuya Robin)
- Narrator, Seiken Swordriver, Wonder Ride Books: Akio Otsuka (大塚 明夫, Ōtsuka Akio)
- Seiken Swordriver: Eizo Sakamoto (坂本 英三, Sakamoto Eizō)
Guest Cast[]
- Sora Ogami (尾上 空, Ogami Sora): Tenta Banka (番家 天嵩, Banka Tenta)
- Ahiru Megid (アヒルメギド, Ahiru Megido, Voice): Tomokazu Seki (関 智一, Seki Tomokazu)
- Charybdis Megid (カリュブディスメギド, Karyubudisu Megido, Voice): Ryota Iwasaki (岩崎 諒太, Iwasaki Ryōta)
Suit Actors[]
- Kamen Rider Saber: Kosuke Asai (浅井 宏輔, Asai Kōsuke)
- Kamen Rider Saikou: Makoto Arakawa (荒川 真, Arakawa Makoto)
- Storious: Takuma Komori (小森 拓真, Komori Takuma)
- Ahiru Megid: Shogo Teramoto (寺本 翔悟, Teramoto Shōgo)
- Charybdis Megid: Danki Sakae (榮 男樹, Sakae Danki)
Forms and Collectibles Used[]
Wonder Ride Books[]
- Book Used:
- Saber
- Brave Dragon, TV-Kun
- Saikou
- Kin no Buki Gin no Buki, X Sword Man
- Saber
- Form Used:
- Saber
- Brave Dragon, Dragon TV-Kun
- Saikou
- Kin no Buki Gin no Buki, X Sword Man
- Saber
Errors[]
Yuri holding the DX version of the Kougouken Saikou instead of the actual prop.
- Yuri is seen holding the DX version of the Kougouken Saikou instead of the actual prop.
- When Saber transforms into Dragon TV-Kun, the Brave Dragon Wonder Rider Book disappears from his Seiken Swordriver during the transformation process. It reappears in his driver after the transformation is complete and the TV-Kun armor is formed on his suit.
Notes[]
- Count at episode end
- Wonder Ride Books in Saber's possession: Brave Dragon, Dragonic Knight, Primitive Dragon, Elemental Dragon, Emotional Dragon, Lamp do Alangina, Diagospeedy, Book Gate, TV-Kun
- Wonder Ride Books in Blades' possession: Lion Senki, Peter Fantasista, Tenkuu no Pegasus, King Lion Daisenki, Tategami Hyoujuusenki, Book Gate
- Wonder Ride Books in Buster's possession: Genbu Shinwa
- Wonder Ride Books in Saikou's possession: Kin no Buki Gin no Buki, X Swordman
- Touma is seen reading Chozenshu of Kamen Rider Ghost, as Saber and Ghost sharing the same producer and writer. The two shows would eventually have a crossover, Kamen Rider Saber × Ghost.
- Touma jokes to the Ahiru Megid that ducks help sell insurance, a reference to the American insurance company Aflac in which its promotional commercials feature a duck as its marketing mascot. The company itself also operates largely in Japan as well, with at least 75% of their business performed in the country.
