Kamen Rider
About
Takeshi Hongo is a promising young man with a passion for motorcycle racing. However, his dreams are suddenly ruined when he gets kidnapped by Shocker, the evil secret organization planning to dominate the world. After being remodeled into a cyborg, Takeshi escapes and swears to protect the world from the inhuman monsters.
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Details
- TMDB Status
- Returning Series
- Countries
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- Japanese
- Series Type
- Scripted
- In Production
- Yes
Episodes
Next episode: S37E6 Become an Eagle! (2026-10-11)
Latest episode: S37E5 Either a Dog or a Snake (2026-10-04)
- Kamen Rider: 98 episodes (1971-04-03)
- V3: 52 episodes (1973-02-17)
- X: 35 episodes (1974-02-16)
- Amazon: 24 episodes (1974-10-19)
- Stronger: 39 episodes (1975-04-05)
- Skyrider: 54 episodes (1979-10-05)
- Super-1: 48 episodes (1980-10-17)
- Black: 51 episodes (1987-10-04)
- Black RX: 47 episodes (1988-10-23)
- Kuuga: 49 episodes (2000-01-30)
- Agito: 51 episodes (2001-01-28)
- Ryuki: 50 episodes (2002-02-03)
- 555: 50 episodes (2003-01-26)
- Blade: 49 episodes (2004-01-25)
- Hibiki: 48 episodes (2005-01-30)
- Kabuto: 49 episodes (2006-01-29)
- Den-O: 49 episodes (2007-01-28)
- Kiva: 48 episodes (2008-01-27)
- Decade: 31 episodes (2009-01-25)
- W: 49 episodes (2009-09-06)
- OOO: 48 episodes (2010-09-05)
- Fourze: 48 episodes (2011-09-04)
- Wizard: 53 episodes (2012-09-02)
- Gaim: 47 episodes (2013-10-06)
- Drive: 48 episodes (2014-10-05)
- Ghost: 50 episodes (2015-10-04)
- Ex-Aid: 45 episodes (2016-10-02)
- Build: 49 episodes (2017-09-03)
- Zi-O: 49 episodes (2018-09-02)
- Zero-One: 45 episodes (2019-09-01)
- Saber: 48 episodes (2020-09-06)
- Revice: 50 episodes (2021-09-05)
- Geats: 49 episodes (2022-09-04)
- Gotchard: 50 episodes (2023-09-03)
- Gavv: 50 episodes (2024-09-01)
- ZEZTZ: 50 episodes (2025-09-07)
- MY-TH: 10 episodes (2026-09-06)
Where to Watch
United States: Stream on Crunchyroll Amazon Channel, Shout! Factory Amazon Channel
Data by TMDB / JustWatch.
About This Release
The legendary Kamen Rider franchise continues its long-running legacy with a new installment scheduled for release on Sunday, October 11, 2026. This iconic TV series remains a staple of Japanese entertainment, maintaining its status as a returning production that has captivated audiences for decades. Fans can look forward to the next chapter, specifically season 37 episode 6, titled Become an Eagle!, which will air on this exact date.
As a cornerstone of the Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, and Drama genres, the show follows the story of Takeshi Hongo. The premise centers on a young man whose passion for motorcycle racing is cut short when he is kidnapped by Shocker, a villainous secret organization. After being forcibly remodeled into a cyborg, Takeshi manages to escape his captors and dedicates his life to protecting humanity from the threat of inhuman monsters.
The production of Kamen Rider is a massive undertaking involving major industry players like Toei Company, tv asahi, TBS, and NET. Originating from Japan, the show is filmed in the Japanese language and features a standard runtime of approximately 24 minutes per episode. With a total of 1760 episodes spanning 37 seasons, the series remains in active production, showcasing its enduring popularity and cultural impact.
Regarding its reception, the show holds a user rating of 6.4/10 based on 108 votes on TMDB, with a current popularity score of 284.0305. Viewers in the United States interested in watching the series can find it available through the Crunchyroll Amazon Channel and the Shout! Factory Amazon Channel. These platforms provide easy access to the extensive library of this superhero epic, which is famously based on manga.
The franchise is defined by a wide array of thematic keywords including artificial intelligence (a.i.), martial arts, conspiracy, and biker culture. Whether exploring the journey of a swordsman or dealing with complex themes like memory loss and the appearance of an impostor, the series consistently delivers high-stakes storytelling. Audiences can expect the same blend of hero-driven action and intense conflict that has defined the brand since its inception in 1971.
Gallery
Videos
- Why We Love It (Featurette)
- Now Streaming On Shout! Factory TV! (Trailer)