Kamen Raidâ

Série de TV
1971–1973
TV-G
30 min

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Jirô Yabuki, Hiroshi Fujioka, and Takeshi Sasaki in Kamen Raidâ (1971)

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Um ciborgue em forma de gafanhoto, motociclista, luta contra a organização maléfica que o transformou pelos seus actos perversos.Um ciborgue em forma de gafanhoto, motociclista, luta contra a organização maléfica que o transformou pelos seus actos perversos.Um ciborgue em forma de gafanhoto, motociclista, luta contra a organização maléfica que o transformou pelos seus actos perversos.

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As with Ultraman (1966), this series, created by manga artist Shotaro Ishinomori, gave birth to another popular type of modern Japanese superhero: The "Henshin" (Japanese for "transformation") Hero. These are normal-sized superheroes who transform into a cyborg, android or mutant by performing a "henshin pose," and usually fight their enemies with martial arts, minimal weaponry and a finishing attack (usually a flying kick). The Sentai Series (starting with Ishinomori's Himitsu sentai Gorenjâ (1975)), Metal Heroes (starting with Detetive Espacial Gavan (1982)) and hundreds of other contemporary Japanese superheroes were an offshoot of this historically-important genre.

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Takeshi Hongô: [his "henshin" phrase] Rider... Henshin!

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Trilhas sonoras
Rettsu Gô!! Raidâ Kikku
(Let's Go!! Rider Kick)
Performed by Hiroshi Fujioka and Male Harmony (episodes #1-13), Masato Shimon (as Kôichi Fuji) and Male Harmony (episodes #14-88)
Lyrics by Shotaro Ishinomori
Music and arrangement by Shunsuke Kikuchi
(First opening theme episodes 1-88)

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10/10

First 13 episodes are a 10

The first 13 episodes with Hongo are genuinely incredible. Those episodes are dark, and though aged and campy, have great villains and character development.

Rider 2 though enjoyable, lacks the tone and charm of the original. His episodes are best when Hongo crosses over.

The first 13 episodes are the franchise high in my opinion, but the rest of the series still has a lot to offer. Check it out and just fall into the Kamen Rider rabbit hole.