I’ll admit, the original Kamen Rider should only be watched today by those looking for a goofy, old-school superhero show featuring monsters of the week like Spider-Man (not that one) and Bat-Man (also not that one). The special effects are atrocious, the acting is cheesy, and yet, the series ended up with 34 shows (and counting) over the span of 50 years.
But beyond the massive franchise with dozens of different riders, the series is also responsible for launching the second boom of Tokusatsu shows in Japan, and while most of them would mean nothing to you, this includes Super Sentai, or as it’s known in the West, Power Rangers.
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