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- For the reboot version in the Kamen Rider The First film series, see Tobei Tachibana (The Series).
Tobee Tachibana[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] (立花 藤兵衛, Tachibana Tōbē), alternatively spelt Tobei Tachibana[Citation needed], was a fictional character who appeared in the Shōwa Kamen Rider Series from Kamen Rider to Kamen Rider Stronger and in Kamen Rider SD, acting as a mentor to the various Kamen Riders (later known as the Seven Legendary Riders) who supplies them with their trademark Rider Machines and other equipment.
History[]
Background[]
In his early life, Tachibana was a racer, entering several tournaments. One tragic day, his wife, two sons, and daughter died while attempting to see Tachibana's race, devastating him greatly[10]. What helped him with his grief was Takeshi Hongo, a young man around the age of his deceased children.
The two seeing each other as a surrogate father and son, Tachibana and Takeshi became very close, forming a strong bond. Eventually, Tachibana became Takeshi's coach for bike racing, leading to the fateful incident which changed their lives forever[11].
Kamen Rider[]
After Takeshi's reconstruction in Kamen Rider 1, Tachibana was his primary supporter against Shocker, being one of the few individuals to know of his secret identity.
Later, with Takeshi going overseas to battle Shocker's international forces, Tachibana assisted Hayato Ichimonji/Kamen Rider 2 and Kazuya Taki in stopping Shocker's Japanese branch, forming the Tachibana Racing Club.
Similar to Takeshi, Hayato would be mentored by Tachibana on several occasions, becoming a stronger warrior from his teachings. With Tachibana and the others' help, Hayato successfully protected Japan during Takeshi's absence, allowing his predecessor to return later on.
Once Takeshi switched positions with Hayato, Tachibana finally had the needed members in his racing club to enact his plan to win the Worldwide Grand Prix, his lifelong dream. Proving to be excellent racers, the two exceeded Tachibana's expectations, winning the East Japanese Road Race Championship despite Shocker's ambush[12] .
Later on as Shocker's forces became stronger, Tachibana, Kazuya, and Takeshi created the Kamen Rider Kid Corps, with Tachibana acting as its chief. These children would assist Tachibana and the others in gaining intel on Shocker's nefarious plots, allowing Kamen Rider 1 to stop them beforehand. Though Shocker was ultimately defeated, the Great Leader ominously warns the Tachibana Racing Club that a new organization would appear in its stead.
Replacing Shocker was Gel-Shocker, an even deadlier threat. Their battle becoming even more fierce, Tachibana and the others continued to assist the Double Riders, contributing to Gel-Shocker's downfall. The world now safe, Kazuya departs for America, with Tachibana and the others overseeing him leave at the airport.
V3[]
It was shown that after the defeat of Gel Shocker, Tachibana went to sell Sporting Goods while along with Takeshi, mentored Shiro in bike racing. This would change when Shiro Kazami's life was threatened by a mysterious organization named Destron. While he along with Takeshi and Hayato decided to protect Shiro's life by keeping a close eye on him, they didn't realize his family was also in danger. After learning what happened to Shiro, his family and the Double Riders, Tachibana helped Shiro fight this new evil. Maintaining his position as head of the Kamen Rider Kids Corp, he used his sports shop as the front for their secret base of operations, relaying information on Destron attacks to Shiro throughout his battle. When the Double Riders would seemingly perished in the battle against Kame Bazooka, Tachibana would continue to assist Shiro as V3.
He would later be relived when he along with Shiro learned of the Double Riders survival as they helped their predecessor fight Destron. He then thought to himself that the Kamen Riders only stay in Japan when evil wasn't threatening the world. Later on in the series Tachibana helped Riderman when he decided to help Shiro fight their enemies. He later saw Shiro ride off in his Hurricane.
X[]
When he rides a bike on the road, he notices someone whose driving skills are pretty good. Later he notices something strange with a kindergarten bus which moves to the mountains. At his coffee house, COL, a passerby slaps his shoulder lightly but he gets hurt. At first he thinks the passerby is a cyborg from Destron. However, he forgot Destron was destroyed and orders his passerby to leave his shop. He rides to the same area where he saw the mysterious bus which carry the children before. When the bus passed the tunnel, a mysterious girl coming out from the tunnel screaming for help, stating there was an accident in the tunnel. However his previous passerby stops them, telling this is a trap and the mysterious girl shoots them and then escapes to the tunnel. A G.O.D. kaijin named Cyclops attacks them on the tunnel. When he hiding on the grass he witnesses the previous passerby transformed into Kamen Rider X and he thinks he is dreaming but he suddenly knocked out by G.O.D. Warfare Agents. After he regains consciousness, he mistakes another woman who looks similar to the one who tried to kill him as an enemy, but his passerby says she is different person. After Kiriko leaves the shop he asks the passerby Are you Kamen Rider? and he introduces himself to the passerby. Telling he is used to be the President of the Rider Team, Kamen Rider 1, 2, V3, and Riderman but he says to the passerby he is not any one of them. The passerby introduces himself as Keisuke Jin, telling he was killed with his father by an organization called G.O.D. and revived as a cyborg, his name being Kamen Rider X. Both of them shake hands and supports him in fighting G.O.D. Later he disguises himself as a truck driver and is captured by G.O.D. soldiers so they can find G.O.D.'s base. Cyclops ordered his soldiers to freeze him until Keisuke interferes and breaks the glass. He saves the rest of the kidnapped children and thanks the Rider.
Tachibana would remain Keisuke's closest comrade in the fight against G.O.D., having him undertake harsh training to learn new techniques, going undercover to investigate strange occurrences tied to the organization, and later recounting the tales of #1, #2, V3 and Riderman to Keisuke and he others. He would later meet Hayato and Shiro again when they returned to assist Keisuke against his enemies, introducing X to his predecessors.
Amazon[]
In this series he introduced himself to Daisuke Yamamoto and Masahiko after Daisuke helped him out of trouble. He told Masahiko that he was a friend of his father and knew Masahiko when he was even younger. After calling Daisuke as Amazon Rider, Tachibana helped him overcome his culture shock and his fear of bikes as he built the Jungler for him. He then helped Amazon fight his enemies until they were defeated. As everyone parted with Amazon when he went back to the Amazon rainforest, Tachibana was assured he will come back when his help was truly needed.
Stronger[]
Tachibana becomes a fellow member of bikers after Kikkaijin Gorongame possessed him with Satan Bugs and interferes with the ambulance carrying the child while he was riding Yuriko Misaki's Tentolaw to chase the bikers who were actually Black Satan Soldiers. He helped Shigeru Jo through hardships including Yuriko`s death and saw him mature as a man. He would later be overjoyed when he re-encountered Stronger`s predecessors as they defeated the Great Leader and saved the world.
Immortal Kamen Rider Special[]
Tobee Tachibana visited a Kamen Rider museum where he talked to children about the Kamen Riders. Scenes from Kamen Rider, Kamen Rider X, Kamen Rider Amazon and Kamen Rider Stronger are shown. He's about to introduce a new Kamen Rider when some of the kids remind him that he forgot Kamen Rider V3. The movie Kamen Rider V3 vs. Destron Mutants is shown. After the movie Tobee Tachibana introduces Skyrider with previews of the New Kamen Rider.
Other Events[]
The Tachibana Racing Club was one of Kyoichiro Kuroi's sponsors.
Takeshi Hongo and Mayu Tachibana.
In an alternate timeline created by the History Modification Machine's destruction, the Tachibana Racing Club acted as a sponsor for the racer Kyoichiro Kuroi in 2015. [Super Hero Taisen GP: Kamen Rider 3]
Tobee passed away sometime before 2016. Obligated to the late Tobee, Takeshi Hongo watched over his granddaughter, Mayu, whose parents were also dead, until she would mature. Circa 2013, however, Hongo left Japan to fight what remained of Shocker across the world. Around the same time, the ghost of Jigoku Taishi, recognizing the strength of the Tachibana bloodline, secretly hosted the Alexander Eyecon that had been given to him by the Dark Mind within the girl, instructing Beaded Lizard Man to eventually bring forth the Eyecon from her to coincide with the revival of his body in three years' time.
The older Takeshi Hongo recovers a photo of himself with Tobee Tachibana.
While preparing to face the newly created Nova Shocker, Takeshi revealed the Neo Cyclone, hidden away in an old facility containing items belonging to Tachibana. Finding an old photo of him and Tobee, Takeshi asked his mentor to fight alongside him, just like old times.[Kamen Rider 1 (film)]
Super Hero Taisen GP: Kamen Rider 3[]
"Tobee Tachibana".
In the alternate timeline created when Shocker used the History Modifying Machine to send back Kamen Rider 3 to assassinate the Double Riders on February 10th 1973, General Black used his chameleonic power to adopt the guise of a "Tobee Tachibana", butler of the Hongo house, in Shocker's bid to wipe out the rebel Kamen Riders in 2015. As "Tobee Tachibana", General Black welcomed Yuto Sakurai to the Hongo house which he came to having been lured to the "Rider Town", where the surviving brains of the Double Riders supposedly resided, by Kyoichiro Kuroi. Soon enough, General Black dropped the "Tobee Tachibana" persona with Yuto discovering he had been lured into a trap as the Great Leader of Shocker's spirit was waiting for him. [Super Hero Taisen GP: Kamen Rider 3]
Creations[]
Appearances in video games[]
Kamen Rider (Super Famicom)[]
Tobee Tachibana appears as an NPC support character in the Super Famicom Kamen Rider game.
Kamen Rider V3 video game[]
Tobee Tachibana appears as a support character in the Kamen Rider V3 video game.
Incarnations in other media[]
Kamen Rider SD[]
SD Tachibana
- Main article: Tobee Tachibana (SD)
Tobee Tachibana: The mentor and racing coach of the Kamen Riders, he is apparently living with them at the same time. He spends his time trying to instruct the Riders throughout the movie, although they do not seem to be listening. He is the only human in the whole movie who actually matches the Riders in height, while everyone else is normal-sized.
Kamen Rider The First[]
Tobee Tachibana (The First).
- Main article: Tobee Tachibana (The Series)
Tachibana also cameos in the reboot movie Kamen Rider The First, where he gives Takeshi Hongo the Cyclone.
Personality[]
A friendly man, Tachibana acted as a father figure for the Seven Legendary Riders, assisting them in their times of need. Although stern at times, Tachibana truly wishes the best for each Kamen Rider, seeing great potential in each one of them. He is best known for his kindness, strong leadership, and sharp intuitions, granting Takeshi and the others victory on several occasions.
Abilities[]
- Mentorship: The Kamen Riders often consult with Tachibana for advice, having entrusted him with their secret identities. Likewise, Tachibana serves as their coach for combat, giving the Kamen Rider several new moves to use in battle. His overall abilities as a trainer were evidently enough to be recognized by Dr. Shinigami/Ika Devil, one of Shocker's oldest and most powerful members.
- Financial Resources: Through some means, Tachibana is able to fund the Kamen Riders and also obtain advanced equipment.
- Expert Engineer: Having been a bike racer in his early life, Tachibana is shown to retain his interest in the sport, coaching Takeshi and the others on their racing techniques. His mechanic skills are similarly immense in depth, being the co-creator of the New Cyclone, as well as the sole creator of the Jungler, both machines that far exceed modern science.
- Adept Combatant: When forced to battle against a foe, Tachibana is more than capable of facing low-level grunts single-handedly, often employing wrestling tactics and countermoves to fight. When wielding a knife, Tachibana sliced off Ino Kabuton's horn without issue, allowing Takeshi to finish him off.
- Expert Spy: Similar to Kazuya, Tachibana is very skilled at espionage, being a master of disguise. Like Kazuya, Tachibana frequently went undercover or acted as a decoy for targeted civilians, helping the Riders track down enemies or thwart their evil schemes.
- Expert Coffee Maker: Tachibana is revealed as an excellent coffee maker, having previously worked at a cafe during Takeshi's early days as a Kamen Rider. Even after years had passed since then, Tachibana's skills remain top notch, with Apollogeist genuinely admitting it to be good.
Behind the scenes[]
Portrayal[]
From the original Kamen Rider to Kamen Rider Stronger, as well as the Immortal Kamen Rider Special, Tōbei Tachibana was played by Akiji Kobayashi (小林昭二, Kobayashi Akiji), who was the only actor to reprise his role vocally in the animated short Kamen Rider SD: Strange!? Man Spider, his final appearance in the role before his death in 1996.
The version of Tachibana seen in the reboot movie Kamen Rider The First was played by Hiroshi Miyauchi (宮内 洋, Miyauchi Hiroshi), who originally played Shiro Kazami/V3 in Kamen Rider V3.
The "Tobee Tachibana" guise adopted by Hilchameleon in Super Hero Taisen GP: Kamen Rider 3 was portrayed by Rakkyo Ide (井手 らっきょ, Ide Rakkyo).
Replacement[]
In New Kamen Rider, Skyrider's mentor was initially Keitaro Shido, a scientist targeted by Neo Shocker who was responsible for Tsukuba becoming Skyrider. He was last seen in episode 13. He was to be replaced by Tachibana, but Kobayashi refused to return, so a new character called Genjiro Tani was created to take a role similar to Tachibana's. Genjiro Tani was also the mentor to the next rider, Kazuya Oki, in Kamen Rider Super-1.
Legacy[]
A famous character from the Kamen Rider franchise, Tōbei Tachibana has many characters and locations in the Heisei Era Series named after him. Almost all are portrayed as mentor-like figures.
- Tachibana Elementary School - Attended by Yusuke Godai, the eponymous hero of Kamen Rider Kuuga.
- Sakuya Tachibana - Also known as Kamen Rider Garren, he is a senior of Kazuma Kenzaki/Kamen Rider Blade. In an alternate timeline, he took over as head of BOARD, acting as the boss for Ace Riders, Glaive, Larc and Lance.
- Tachibana Family - Ichiro Tachibana is the head official of TAKESHI's Higashitsukuba branch in Kamen Rider Hibiki, serving as Hibiki's boss and mentor. As another homage to Tobee Tachibana, almost all Oni Riders refer to him as "pops" (おやっさん, oyassan).
- Kuniteru Emoto - Whom used the alias of Tachibana to guide Ryusei Sakuta as Kamen Rider Meteor to put an end to Mitsuaki Gamou and his Zodiarts in Kamen Rider Fourze.
- Shingo Tachibana - Genpachiro Otta's senior and mentor before his retirement in Kamen Rider Drive episode 18.
- Mayu Tachibana- Tobee Tachibana's granddaughter in Kamen Rider 1.
Furthermore, other mentors in the Heisei Era are often referred to as "pops" (おやっさん, oyassan) by the main Riders, such as Tamasaburo Kazari and Sokichi Narumi/Kamen Rider Skull.
Notes[]
- Having appeared in around 240 episodes as well as several movies and specials across the original Seven Legendary Riders' five series, Tobee Tachibana is by a wide margin the most prolific character in the Kamen Rider Series.
- Tachibana's most recurring trademark is his pipe, which he can be seen smoking throughout his various appearances.
- In the original manga, Tachibana is Takeshi Hongo's butler, having served the wealthy Hongo family for several decades.
- Many fans point out that Takeshi and Tachibana's financial status is the complete opposite in the TV series, with Tachibana being portrayed as a wealthy entrepreneur who funds the Kamen Riders.
- Furthermore, given Tachibana's status as chairman for the Tachibana Racing Club, he is technically Takeshi's employer.
- Many fans point out that Takeshi and Tachibana's financial status is the complete opposite in the TV series, with Tachibana being portrayed as a wealthy entrepreneur who funds the Kamen Riders.
Appearances[]
Kamen Rider
- Episode 1: The Eerie Man Spider
- Episode 2: The Terrifying Bat Man
- Episode 3: The Monster Scorpion Man
- Episode 4: The Man-Eating Sarracenian
- Episode 5: The Monster Mantis Man
- Episode 6: The Shinigami Chameleon
- Episode 7: The Shinigami Chameleon, Showdown! Old World's Fair
- Episode 8: Creepy! Wasp Woman
- Episode 9: The Terrifying Cobra Man
- Episode 10: The Reborn Cobra Man
- Episode 11: The Blood-Sucking Monster Gebacondor
- Episode 12: The Murderous Yamogerus
- Episode 13: Tokageron and the Large Monster Army (theatrically screened as Go Go Kamen Rider)
- Episode 14: The Devil Sabotegron Attacks
- Episode 15: Sabotegron Strikes Back
- Episode 16: The Devil Wrestler, Pirazaurus
- Episode 17: Deathmatch in the Ring, Defeat! Pirazaurus
- Episode 18: Fossil Man Hitodanger
- Episode 19: The Monster Kanibubbler Appears in Hokkaido
- Episode 20: The Fire-Breathing Caterpillar Monster Dokugander
- Episode 21: Dokugander Battle at Osaka Castle!
- Episode 22: The Monstrous Merman Amazonia
- Episode 23: The Soaring Monster Musasabeedle
- Episode 24: The Poisonous Monster Kinokomorgue Sortie!
- Episode 25: Defeat Kinokomorgue!
- Episode 26: The Terrifying Antlion Pit
- Episode 27: Mukadelas Monster Classroom
- Episode 28: The Underground Monster Mogurang
- Episode 29: The Electric Monster Kuragedarl
- Episode 30: The Reborn Fossil, Bloodsucking Trilobite
- Episode 31: Deathmatch! The Ant-Eating Devil Arigabari
- Episode 32: The Man-Eating Flower Dokudalian
- Episode 33: The Steel Monster Armadillong
- Episode 34: Japan in Peril! Gamaguiler's Invasion
- Episode 35: The Killer Queen Ant Alikimedes
- Episode 36: The Revived Mummy Monster Egyptas
- Episode 37: The Poison Gas Monster Torikabuto's Operation G
- Episode 38: The Lightning Monster Eiking's Operation Worldwide Blackout
- Episode 39: The Monster Wolf Man's Big Muder Party
- Episode 40: Deathmatch! The Monster Snowman vs. The Two Riders
- Episode 41: The Magma Monster Goaster, Great Decisive Battle at Sakurajima
- Episode 42: The Devil Messager, The Eerie Fly Man
- Episode 43: The Monstrous Bird Pranodon Attacks
- Episode 44: The Graveyard Monster Kabibinga
- Episode 45: The Monster Namekujira's Operation Gas Explosion
- Episode 46: Showdown!! The Snowy Mountain Monster Bearkonger
- Episode 47: The Deadly Ice Devil Todoguiler
- Episode 48: The Blood-Sucking Swamp Hilguerrilla
- Episode 49: The Man-Eating Monster Isoguinchack
- Episode 50: The Monster Kamestone's Murder Aurora Plan
- Episode 51: The Rock Monster Unicornos vs. Double Rider Kick
- Kamen Rider vs. Shocker
- Episode 52: My Name is Monstrous Bird Guilgaras!
- Episode 53: The Monster Jaguarman, Decisive Deadly Autobike Battle
- Episode 54: The Ghost Village Sea Snake Man
- Episode 55: Cockroach Man!! The Terrifying Germ Ad Balloon
- Episode 56: The Poison Butterfly Gilliera of Amazon
- Episode 57: The Tsuchigumo Man Dokumonde
- Episode 58: The Monster Beaded Lizard, Deathmatch in Fear Valley!!
- Episode 59: The Monster Worm Man of Bottomless Swamp!
- Episode 60: The Eerie Owl Man's Killer X-Rays
- Episode 61: The Monster Namazuguiller's Electric Hell
- Episode 62: The Monster Harinezras, Murder Skull Plan
- Episode 63: The Monster Saigang, Deadly Auto Race
- Episode 64: The Monster Semiminga, Song of Slaughter!
- Episode 65: The Monster Dr. Insect and the Shocker School
- Episode 66: The Shocker Graveyard, The Revived Monsters
- Episode 67: The Shocker Leader Appears!! Rider in Danger
- Episode 68: Doctor Shinigami, the True Meaning of Terror?
- Kamen Rider vs. Jigoku Taishi
- Episode 69: The Monster Guiller Koorogi, Nails of Death
- Episode 70: The Monster Eleki Botaru, Fireball Attack!!
- Episode 71: The Monster Abugomes, Mount Rokko Great Pursuit!
- Episode 72: The Blood-Sucking Mosquiras vs. The Two Riders
- Episode 73: Double Riders, Defeat!! Siomaneking
- Episode 74: The Deadly Blood-Sucking Devil, Give It Your All!! Rider Kid Corps
- Episode 75: The Poison Flower Monster Bararanga, Secret of the Terrifying House
- Episode 76: Three of Power Generation Monster Sea Dragon!!
- Episode 77: The Monster Imorigues, Showdown at Hell Ranch!!
- Episode 78: The Terrifying Unidogma + Ghost Monsters
- Episode 79: Jigoku Taishi!! The Terrifying True Form?
- Episode 80: Gel Shocker's Debut! The Last Day of Kamen Rider!!
- Episode 81: Kamen Rider Dies Twice!!
- Episode 82: The Monster Kurage Wolf, Terrifying Rush Hour
- Episode 83: The Monster Ino Kabuton, Defeat Rider With Insanity Gas
- Episode 84: Rider in Peril! Isoguin Jaguar's Hellish Trap
- Episode 85: The Sludge Monster, Terrifying Killer Smog
- Episode 86: The Monster Washi Kamaguilli's Human Hunt
- Episode 87: Gel Shocker Deliveryman of Death!
- Episode 88: Eerie, The Bloodthirsty Black Cat Paintings!
- Episode 89: The Terrifying Operation Pet, Send Rider to Hell!
- Episode 90: The Terrifying Operation Pet, Rider S.O.S.!
- Episode 91: Enroll in Gel Shocker Terror School!!
- Episode 92: Atrocity! Fake Kamen Rider
- Episode 93: The 8 Kamen Riders
- Episode 94: The True Form of Gel Shocker Leader!!
- Episode 95: The Monster Garaox's Flying Cars!!
- Episode 96: Takeshi Hongo, Becomes a Cactus Monster!?
- Episode 97: Takeshi Hongo, Cannot Transform!!
- Episode 98/Finale: Gel Shocker Destroyed! The Leader's End!!
- Kamen Rider V3
- Episode 1: Rider No. 3: His Name is V3!
- Episode 2: Last Testament of the Double Riders (theatrically screened as Kamen Rider V3)
- Episode 3: The Execution of V3
- Episode 4: V3's 26 Secrets!?
- Episode 5: Snake-Man with a Machine Gun!
- Episode 6: Enter, Hammer-Jellyfish! V3 Unleash Your Killing Technique!!
- Episode 7: The Fury of Rider V3's Special Training
- Episode 8: Watch Out, V3! Beware the Terrifying Buzzsaw
- Episode 9: What is the Destron Hell Squad!?
- Episode 10: Secret of the Double Typhoon
- Episode 11: The Claws of Evil Reach Out for V3!!
- Episode 12: Junko Becomes a Mutant's Bride?!
- Episode 13: Terrifying Commandant: Doctor G!!
- Episode 14: Secret Memento of the Double Riders
- Episode 15: Rider V3's Deadly Weakness!!
- Episode 16: The Missile-Carrying Gecko Inhumanoid!
- Episode 17: The Devil Spray is the Reaper's Weapon
- Episode 18: V3, Beware the Evil Traitor!
- Episode 19: Blowfish-Apache's Torpedo Operation!!
- Episode 20: Destron's Shikoku Conquest Operation
- Episode 21: The Double Riders Live
- Episode 22: Camp of Terror! Mystery of the Underground Canal
- Kamen Rider V3 vs. Destron Mutants
- Episode 23: Terror! Vampire From the Graveyard
- Episode 24: Mysterious! Cockroach Manor!!
- Episode 25: Mysterious!! The Destron Ranger Corps
- Episode 26: Inhumanoid Heater-Cicada's Mummy Operation!!
- Episode 27: Zol, Shinigami, Jigoku, Black Rise from the Grave
- Episode 28: The Five Commandants' All-Out Attack!!
- Episode 29: Doctor G's Final Challenge!
- Episode 30: Doctor G! The True Form of Evil is...?
- Episode 31: Enter, Baron Tusk: Commandant of Curses!!
- Episode 32: Spectre of Onibi Swamp: Rider Scouts Annihilated!?
- Episode 33: V3 in Danger! Riders One and Two Return!!
- Episode 34: Critical Moment! Baron Tusk vs. The Three Riders!!
- Episode 35: Baron Tusk's Final Transformation
- Episode 36: The Winged Corps: Demons of the Sky
- Episode 37: Mysterious Temple: Curse of the Musasabi Clan!
- Episode 38: Lone V3 and Cub: Deadly Skydiving!
- Episode 39: Terror of the Carnivorous Fauna!!
- Episode 40: Sudden Death! V3 Mach Kick!!
- Episode 41: Oh! People Are Melting! Enter, General Yoroi
- Episode 42: The Snail-Man's Human Experiments!
- Episode 43: Friend or Foe? The Mysterious Riderman
- Episode 44: V3 Versus Riderman
- Episode 45: Destron's Christmas Present
- Episode 46: Riderman, Where Will You Go?
- Episode 47: Ambush! The Destron Leader!!
- Episode 48: Look! The Face of the Destron Leader!!
- Episode 49: A Gunshot Rings Out! Shiro Kazami Falls!!
- Episode 50: A Little Friendship
- Episode 51: You are Kamen Rider 4!!
- Episode 52/Finale: The Last Day of Destron
- Kamen Rider X
- Episode 5: The One-Eyed Monster's Human Review Operation!
- Episode 6: The Japanese Islands Fragmentation Plan!
- Episode 7: The Terrible Genius Human Project!
- Episode 8: Mystery!? Little Earth - Middle Earth - Big Earth
- Episode 9: X-Rider's Great Deadly Training
- Episode 10: G.O.D. Secret Police! Apollogeist!!
- Episode 11: The Invulnerable Water Snake Monster Hydra!
- Episode 12: Sweep the ESPer Girl Away!
- Episode 13: G.O.D. Radamus' Great Prophecy!
- Episode 14: Apollogeist's Mad Insect Underworld
- Episode 15: G.O.D.'s Secret Base! X-Rider Sneaks In!!
- Episode 16: Counterattacking Apollogeist! X-Rider in Danger!!
- Episode 17: Scary! Humans are Being Made into Trees!!
- Episode 18: Scary! It's G.O.D.'s Cat Disguise Operation!!
- Episode 19: The Corpses at the Ghost Mansion Call!!
- Episode 20: A Ghost!? The Mysterious Snake Man Appears!!
- Episode 21: Apollogeist's Last General Attack!!
- Episode 22: The Terrible Great Giant! Kingdark Appears!!
- Episode 23: Kingdark! The Demon's Invention!!
- Episode 24: Revenge Demon Geronimo! The Silent Attack!!
- Episode 25: The Mysterious Thief, Rhinocerous Beetle Lupin!!
- Episode 26: Underworld's Dictator, Starfish Hitler!!
- Five Riders vs. Kingdark
- Episode 27: Special Edition, Full Force of Five Riders!!
- Episode 28: Look! X-Rider's Great Transformation!!
- Episode 29: Deathmatch!! X-Rider vs. X-Rider!!
- Episode 30: I Want Blood! The Monster of the Corpse Swamp!!
- Episode 31: Stand! Kingdark!!
- Episode 32: Showdown! Kingdark vs. X Rider
- Episode 33: Fear! Kingdark's Revenge!!
- Episode 34: The Weapon of Terror Aims at Three Riders!!
- Episode 35: Farewell, X-Rider
- Kamen Rider Amazon
- Episode 3: The Strong, Naked, Fast Guy!
- Episode 4: Run! The Raging Jungler
- Episode 5: The Weirdo Who Came From Underground!!
- Episode 6: The Inca Rope-Pattern Writing Mystery!!
- Episode 7: Melt! Melt! The Terrifying Snake Beastman
- Episode 8: The Crocodile Beastman Who Attacked the School
- Episode 9: Go, Amazon! The Crab Beastman's Island!
- Episode 10: Black Cat Beastman Aiming at the Nursery School!
- Episode 11: The Golden Snail's the Reaper's Envoy!?
- Episode 12: Seen! Gedon's Beastman Modification Room
- Episode 13: Approaching! Jyumenki! Danger, Amazon!!
- Episode 14: The Jyumenki Dies! And a New Enemy?
- Episode 14: The Jyumenki Dies! And a New Enemy?
- Episode 15: He Came Forth! The Terrible Great Zero the Great
- Episode 16: Garander's Tokyo Sea of Flames Operation!! (theatrically screened as Kamen Rider Amazon)
- Episode 17: Mt. Fuji Big Explosion? The Tokyo Fry Pan Operation
- Episode 18: Zero's Terror! The Massive Earthquake Operation!!
- Episode 19: Going into Action, The Garander Youth Squad
- Episode 20: Mole Beastman's Last Activity!!
- Episode 21: Cannibal Beastman to Eat the Frozen Rider
- Episode 22: Inca Doll's Day to Annihilate Greater Tokyo
- Episode 23: Fake Riders vs. Amazon Rider!
- Episode 24: You Did It, Amazon!! The End of Great Zero the Great!!
- Kamen Rider Stronger
- Episode 3: The Thriller House Calls for Children!!
- Episode 4: The Demonic Motorbike Reckless Driving Operation!
- Episode 5: Black Satan's School Lunch!?
- Episode 6: The Jellyfish Kikkaijin Who Took the Form of a Teacher!
- Episode 7: Rider Great Reversal!! (theatrically screened as Kamen Rider Stronger)
- Episode 8: Don't Melt, Rider! The Final Blow, Electro Kick!!
- Episode 9: The Band of Demons Has Come!!
- Episode 10: The Frightful Gummer Bug! It Targets Humans!!
- Episode 11: Chameleorn! Demonic Film!?
- Episode 12: Duel! Stronger's Grave!?
- Episode 13: Hitotsume Titan! The Final Counter Attack!!
- Episode 14: The Appearance of Enigmatic Chief Executive Shadow!
- Episode 15: Shadow's Trump That Calls Death!!
- Episode 16: The Bloodsucking Bubunger's Demonic Present!
- Episode 17: Ghost Story: The Demonic Easter
- Episode 18: Ghost Story: The Bottomless Swamp
- Episode 19: Ghost Story: The Cursed Old Castle!
- Episode 20: The Great Scary Desert! Two Tobees?!
- Episode 21: Samegashima, Decisive Battle in the Sea!
- Episode 22: Rider Execution at 12:00!?
- Episode 23: The Devil of the Underground Kingdom!!
- Episode 24: Bizarre! The Unmanned Train Runs!!
- Episode 25: Don't Die!! Shigeru Jo in the Electric Chair
- Episode 26: Seen!! The Great Leader's True Identity!!
- Episode 27: Remodelled Majin! The Delzer Army Appears!!
- Episode 28: Oh! Stronger...into Small Pieces?!
- Episode 29:The Curse of Majin Kate's Blood!
- Episode 30: Goodbye, Tackle! Her Last Activity!!
- Episode 31: Stronger's Great Remodelling!!
- Episode 32: Deadly! Super Electro Three-step Kick!!
- Episode 33: Stronger Dies in the Full Moon!?
- Episode 34: The Snake Woman's Bloodsucking Hell!
- Episode 35: The Man Who Returned! The Name is V3!!
- Episode 36: Three Riders Vs. The Powerful Delzer Army!
- Episode 37: Riders Captured! Long Live Delzer!!
- Episode 38: Appearance! Riders 1, 2!!
- Episode 39/Finale: Goodbye! The Glorious Seven Riders!
- All Together! Seven Kamen Riders!!
- Immortal Kamen Rider Special
- Kamen Rider 1 Through RX: Big Gathering (archive footage only)
- Super Hero Taisen GP: Kamen Rider 3 (fake)
- Kamen Rider 1 (image only)
References[]
- ↑ Kodansha. (2007). TV Magazine Special: Masked Rider Episode No. 14 - No. 52 & Movie. p. 24. ISBN 978-4061791602.
- ↑ Kodansha. (2016). Kodansha Series MOOK Kamen Rider Official Mook: Kamen Rider Showa. Vol. 1. Kamen Rider 1, 2 (First Chapter). p. 17, 21. ISBN 978-4063535686.
- ↑ Kodansha. (2016). Kodansha Series MOOK Kamen Rider Official Mook: Kamen Rider Showa. Vol. 2. Kamen Rider 1, 2 (Second Chapter). p. 13, 17. ISBN 978-4063535754.
- ↑ Kodansha. (2016). Kodansha Series MOOK Kamen Rider Official Mook: Kamen Rider Showa. Vol. 3. Kamen Rider V3. p. 9. ISBN 978-4063535693.
- ↑ Kodansha. (2016). Kodansha Series MOOK Kamen Rider Official Mook: Kamen Rider Showa. Vol. 4. Kamen Rider X. p. 9. ISBN 978-4063535723.
- ↑ Kodansha. (2016). Kodansha Series MOOK Kamen Rider Official Mook: Kamen Rider Showa. Vol. 5. Kamen Rider Amazon. p. 9. ISBN 978-4063535747.
- ↑ Kodansha. (2016). Kodansha Series MOOK Kamen Rider Official Mook: Kamen Rider Showa. Vol. 6. Kamen Rider Stronger. p. 11. ISBN 978-4063535778.
- ↑ A common translation for 藤兵衛
- ↑ A common romanization of 藤兵衛
- ↑ Kamen Rider Snack
- ↑ The Eerie Man Spider
- ↑ The Monster Saigang, Deadly Auto Race
See also[]
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| Kamen Riders |
| Amazon |
| Debatable: Salamander Beastman |
| Gear |
| Transformation Gear: GiGi Armlet |
| Other Gear: Condorer - GaGa Armlet |
| Rider Machines: Jungler |
| Allies |
| Tobei Tachibana - Masahiko Okamura - Ritsuko Okamura - Mole Beastman - Elder Bago - Professor Taro Kosaka |
| Gedon |
| Leader: Jyumenki Golgos |
| Gedon Beastmen: Spider Beastman - Vampire Bat Beastman - Mantis Beastman - Large Centipede Beastman - Mole Beastman - Porcupine Beastman - Snake Beastman - Crocodile Beastman - Crab Beastman - Black Cat Beastman - Snail Beastman - Ant Beastman - Dobsonfly Beastman |
| Footsoldiers: Red Followers |
| Garander Empire |
| Leaders: Ruler - "Zero the Great" |
| Garander Empire Beastmen: Bee Beastman - Diving Beetle Beastman - Toad Beastman - Tiger Beetle Beastman - Owl Beastman - Mushroom Beastman - Sea Anemone Beastman - Japanese Dwarf Flying Squirrel Beastman - Salamander Beastman |
| Footsoldiers: Black Followers |
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