Kamen Rider Ryuki (live-action TV)
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Kamen Rider Ryuki Episode Final (live-action movie) (alternate ending)
Kamen Rider Ryuki Special: 13 Riders (live-action) (alternate retelling)
Alternative title:
Kamen Rider Dragon
Kamen Rider Dragon Knight
Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight
Kamen Rider: O Cavaleiro Dragão (Portuguese)
Masked Rider Ryuki
الدراج المقنع (Arabic)
仮面ライダー龍騎 (Japanese)
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
An evil General known as Xaviax has taken over the Mirror World and their warriors- the Kamen Riders. Now hes set his eyes on Earth as his next target, but when he kidnaps Frank Taylor, it sets his son Kit on the path to become the new Kamen Rider Dragon Knight. Now Kit, along with Wing Knight Len, must recover the Advent Decks from evil Kamen Rider's and stop Xaviax's plan.
Shinji Kido is a carefree, inexperienced reporter for the ORE Journal, becomes Kamen Rider Ryuki in order to protect people from the monsters living inside the Mirror World and stop the senseless war among Riders that Shiro Kanzaki has started. Each Rider (except for Shinji), was lured into the Rider's battle with the promised of having his wish come true if he is the last one standing. Among the chaos Shinji somewhat befriend Ren Akiyama (Kamen Rider Knight) and Kanzaki's sister Yui.
Running time:
22 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
50
Episode titles: We have 50
Vintage:
2002-02-03 to 2003-01-19
2008-12-13 to 2009-12-26 (USA- CW4Kids)
2009 (USA)
2009-06-29 (Brazil, Rede Globo - TV Globinho)
2009-08-17 (Televisa Canal 5 - México)
2009-10-07 (Cartoon Network Latin America)
Opening Theme:
"Alive a Life" by Rica Matsumoto
Ending Theme:
"Inori" by Ayano Tsugiyama (ep 50)
#01: "Hatenaki Inochi" by Hiroshi Kitadani
#02: "Hateshinai Honō no Naka e" by Keiko Terada
#03: "Revolution" by Hiroshi Kitadani
#04: "Lonely Soldier" by Satoshi Matsuda
Official website:
Toei's Official Kamen Rider Ryuki Website (Japanese)
Links: We have 2
Trivia: We have 1
Comment:
Kamen Rider Ryuki marked a major departure from majority of the Kamen Rider franchise's traditions created by the late Shotaro Ishinomori. Instead of having the monster of the week, the series had numerous Kamen Riders fighting each other for supremacy (much like the Immortals in Highlander). And unlike the other KR titles (with the exception of Shin Kamen Rider), motorcycles had absolutely no important role in this series.
Production-wise, Ryuki marked the beginning of Toei's partnership with music giant Avex, Inc. The series also started the trend of not having ending credits and placing the ending theme in the final fight scene of each episode.
Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight was the first Kamen Rider title to be adapted to American audiences since the ill-fated 1995 series The Masked Rider (which was loosely based on Kamen Rider BLACK RX). The series aired on The CW and ran for 36 episodes before it was canceled; the final four episodes were made available online on the 4Kids website on December 18, 2009. Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight was the first show to receive the Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Stunt Coordination.
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Director: Ryuta Tazaki Story: Yasuko Kobayashi Original creator: Shotaro Ishinomori 2nd Ending Theme: Rider Chips Story Writer: Toshiki Inoue Theme Song Performance: Ayano Sugiyama (ED) Hiroshi Kitadani (Hate na ki Inochi, Revolution) Keiko Terada (Hate na Shinai Hoono naka) Rica Matsumoto (OP) Satoshi Matsuda (Lonely Soldier) | Ayano Sugiyama as Satoshi Matsuda as Takamasa Suga as Hitomi Kurihara as Jun Takatsugi as Kenji Tsuda as Kenzaburo Kikuchi as Ryohei as Sayaka Kuon as Takashi Hagino as Tomohisa Yuge as Tsuyoshi Koyama as Chisato Morishita as Hassei Takano as Junichi Mizuno as Kazue Fuchiki as Mahiru Tsubura as Satoshi Ichijo as Satoshi Jinbo as Seiji Takaiwa as Takashi Hyuga as Takeshi Kimura as Tomohisa Yuge as | |||
Broadcaster: TV Asahi Stunt Coordination: Japan Action Enterprise | ||||
Line Producer: Jimmy Sprague | Aria Alistar as William O'Leary as Carrie Reichenbach as Jeff Davis as Kathy Christopherson as Mark Dacascos as Matthew Mullins as Mike Moh as Scott Bailey as Taylor Emerson as Aaron Toney as Brian R. Norris as Camilia Greenberg as Christopher Babers as Christopher Foley as Chuck Williams as Colette De la Croix as James Howell as James Paterson as Jamison Jones as Kathleen Gati as Keith Stone as Kevin Will as Marisa Lauren as Mark Wystrach as Michael Cardelle as Omi Vaidya as Peter Sherayko as Rueben Langdon as Sean Nepita as T. J. Storm as Tadahiro Nakamura as Tony Moras as Tony Sano as Victoria Jackson as | |||
Distributor: MediaLink Entertainment Limited (Asia-Pacific) Internet Streaming: 4Kids TV Licensed by: ADNESS | ||||
ADR Director: Jaime Roca (Spain dub) ADR Script: Jaime Roca (Spain dub) | Jaime Roca as Jorge Saudinós as Marta Sáinz as Adolfo Pastor as Regino Ramos as Alex Saudinós as Alfredo Martínez as César Díaz Capilla as Diana Torres as Emilio García as Jordi Estupiñá as José Carabias as Juan Francisco Lamata as Julia Martínez as Miguel Ángel Pérez as Yolanda Quesada as Carolina Tak Javier Lorca Juan Navarro Torello | |||
Dubbing: Arait Multimedia (Madrid, Spain) | ||||
(none) | Broadcaster: Spacetoon Distributor: Animation International Dubbing: Al Zahra Centre - VENUS Production: Animation International | |||
Yahya Kifri as | ||||
(none) | Distributor: MediaLink Entertainment Limited Dubbing: Telesuccess Productions, Inc. | |||
Francis Ibanez as Grace Cornel as Vincent Gutierrez as Neil Yu as Rowena Raganit as | ||||
(none) | Ettore Zuim as Marcelo Garcia as Priscila Amorim as Reinaldo Buzzoni as Fabíola Martins as José Leonardo as Mário Tupinambá as Maurício Berger as Christiano Torreão as Eduardo Dascar as Iara Riça as Luiz Sérgio Vieira as Maíra Góes as Mariângela Cantú as Renan Freitas as Rodrigo Antas as | |||
Dubbing Studio: Audiocorp | ||||
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