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Tuesday, October 4, 2022

Happy 35 years, Kamen Rider Black!

 


35 years ago on October 4, 1987, legendary Kamen Rider creator Shotaro Ishinomori introduced the world to one of his most popular creations in the long running franchise - Kamen Rider Black! Starring actor Tetsuo Kurata as Minami Kotaro, this legendary Tokusatsu series turns three and a half decades - and is still beloved by fans to this day!

A remake series, Kamen Rider Black Sun, is set to debut later this month!

Sunday, December 4, 2011

200 Super Sentai and 40 Kamen Riders unite on 2012!

Next year, for the first time ever, 200 Super Sentai and 40 Kamen Riders unite one movie to bring the Japan "All-Star" team up movie of the new century! Tentatively titled "Super Hero Taisen" (Super Hero War), the movie, slated for a release sometime in 2012, will bring together forces


The Kamen Riders, beginning their legacy with 1971's Kamen Rider, has spawned 39 other shows after the initial series, with the current and 40th one being Kamen Rider Fourze, which is currently ongoing.


The Super Sentai brand, which started the original Super Sentai series Himitsu Sentai Goranger in 1975, has supplied fans with various forms of team and super robot adventures, which have amassed over 200 Sentai troops that include next year's Tokumei Sentai Gobuster.

Both products are the work and legacy of the late great Japanese manga artist Shotaro Ishinomori, whose influence inspired many generations to look up to these heroes, and brought popularity to the sentai and kamen rider names. Confirmed to appear and reprise their roles are Masahiro Inoue as Kamen Rider Decade, Ryota Ozawa as Gokai Red,  and the team of Rina Akiyama/ Naomi, Kenjiro Ishimaru/ Station Manager, and Momotaros from Kamen Rider Den-O! For more info, visit the source post at Anime News Network!

The Super Sentai/ Kamen Rider team up, to be directed by Osamu Kaneda and released by Toei, will be shown during Japan's Golden Week holidays next year!