Rider series I've finished

Great show and the Worm were a perfect implementation of the themes of the show, truly the Bleach of toku

Great show, it doesn't shy away from the pointlessness of the conflict or even what one does at the 11th hour.

Also Asakura kicking Shinji's bike made me laugh, I love this man

Phenomenal

Despite having the same issues on a rewatch, it's still a great match between old and new

What if Spectacular Spiderman hadn't been cancelled and was also a cop drama, boila you get this phenomenal show the best Main Rider and Secondary in the franchise

Really consistent show with a great cast, specially Takumi and Kiba, also very visually interesting most of the time

While Kuuga focused on a whole comunity dealing with monsters random killings, Agito deals with a specific cast being targeted by a group with an easy to love cast and touching moments

Excellent semi-episodic structure (two part cases) with an excellent lead and a good main cast

Good show

Great time and the perseverance through memories being what defines the shows mechanics and powers was super good.

Liked the take of the Grongi/Linto from Kuuga being an even blurrier line between the two and how it shapes the story

Enjoyable show

Good show and I loved Chase, but didn't hit me that hard
Also the humour was agravating

Best showa Rider period, a show that just keeps upping and upping itself as it goes

Enjoyable

While it's finale is literally fragmented into movies due to COVID, it had a solid cast

Interesting look into the concept of eternal struggle from the showa era, but it can vary between entertaining and boring, Yusuke Onodera is likeable despite what others might say and they really liked X, Apollo Geist and King Dark got large roles in the show and movie

Liked the whole (important) cast and the family aspect

Hiroshi Miyauchi the GOAT carries an ok show to a phenomenal engame with the Riderman arc

Great action and villains, however the stuff surrounding X himself unfortunately drag the show

Fun show at times but not the blight everyone thinks it is

Ok show with the classic showa Rider formula with modern effects, tho nowhere near the darkest entry in the showa era everyone thinks it is

While X suffered on the human side of it's story, Amazon shines on it's lead and his moment with the supporting cast, but when it comes to the Kamen Riding, it's a drag to watch

It had some interesting moments but overall mid

Episode 84 (the one Ishinomori directed) isn't the best episode, that'd be either episode 4, the boxing two-parter or Ambassador Hell's last stand. Taki's goodbye made the ending work for me since he is the heart and soul of the Spirits manga.

Decade's writting problems but to a bigger magnitude, but with much less engaging cast and while having cameos was fun, they were nowhere near as wll done as Ultraman Mebius or Gokaiger's.

Also Decade himself feels way underutilized despite being the best part of the show

From mid to awful, Fukuda really loves "muh worldbuilding" and the gaslights Hazegawa into figuring it out

Kobayashi got Hazegawa'd

This felt like a terciary or 4th Rider V-Cinext movie (Snyder filter and "gritty") but dragged into a streaming show length

It just felt off compared to other Inoue toku shows

Endearing lead in a show that shifts constantly to keep the ratings up

Interesting premise, but never clicked with it

At the start it seemed like quintessential mid Reiwa Rider but as it went on it showed that current Rider has issues that go beyond a shitload of Riders (which this season doesn't have)

The rules felt more like random stuff to sound cool and just kept being dissapointing as the show went on

The Kamen Rider Build we have at home

I prefer when Nobuhiko wasn't a character by the end and the finale kept finding a way to get worse every minute

Sadly a show that stretched too thin with it's characters on a non episodic structure that nothing really hits the way it's supossed to