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* FollowTheLeader: Toei made the series in response to ''Ultra Fight'' success and news of ''Series/ReturnOfUltraman'' production, however besides the basic HenshinHero and MonsterOfTheWeek gimmick the series are very unique from each other, with Creator/ShotaroIshinomori more taking inspiration from his own works like ''Manga/Cyborg009'' and ''Manga/SkullMan''. Kamen Rider itself would spawn many imitators of its own, and with the previous mentioned ''Series/ReturnOfUltraman'', launch the henshin boom of the 70's.
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* FollowTheLeader: Toei made the series in response to ''Ultra Fight'' success and news of ''Series/ReturnOfUltraman'' production, however besides the basic HenshinHero and MonsterOfTheWeek gimmick the series are very unique from each other, with Creator/ShotaroIshinomori more taking inspiration from his own works like ''Manga/Cyborg009'' and ''Manga/SkullMan''. Kamen Rider ''Kamen Rider'' itself would spawn many imitators of its own, and with the previous mentioned ''Series/ReturnOfUltraman'', launch the henshin boom of the 70's.
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* FollowTheLeader: Toei made the series in response to ''Series/UltraFight'' success and news of ''Series/ReturnOfUltraman'' production, however besides the basic HenshinHero and MonsterOfTheWeek gimmick the series are very unique from each other, with Creator/ShotaroIshinomori more taking inspiration from his own works like ''Manga/Cyborg009'' and ''Manga/SkullMan''. Kamen Rider itself would spawn many imitators of its own, and with the previous mentioned ''Series/ReturnOfUltraman'', launch the henshin boom of the 70's.
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* FollowTheLeader: Toei made the series in response to ''Series/UltraFight'' ''Ultra Fight'' success and news of ''Series/ReturnOfUltraman'' production, however besides the basic HenshinHero and MonsterOfTheWeek gimmick the series are very unique from each other, with Creator/ShotaroIshinomori more taking inspiration from his own works like ''Manga/Cyborg009'' and ''Manga/SkullMan''. Kamen Rider itself would spawn many imitators of its own, and with the previous mentioned ''Series/ReturnOfUltraman'', launch the henshin boom of the 70's.
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* FollowTheLeader: Toei made the series in response to Ultra fight success and news of Series/ReturnOfUltraman production, however besides the basic HenshinHero and MonsterOfTheWeek gimmick the series are very unique from each other, with Creator/ShotaroIshinomori more taking inspiration from his own works like Manga/Cyborg009 and Manga/SkullMan. Kamen Rider itself would spawn many imitators of its own, and with the previous mentioned Series/ReturnOfUltraman, launch the henshin boom of the 70's.
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* FollowTheLeader: Toei made the series in response to Ultra fight ''Series/UltraFight'' success and news of Series/ReturnOfUltraman ''Series/ReturnOfUltraman'' production, however besides the basic HenshinHero and MonsterOfTheWeek gimmick the series are very unique from each other, with Creator/ShotaroIshinomori more taking inspiration from his own works like Manga/Cyborg009 ''Manga/Cyborg009'' and Manga/SkullMan. ''Manga/SkullMan''. Kamen Rider itself would spawn many imitators of its own, and with the previous mentioned Series/ReturnOfUltraman, ''Series/ReturnOfUltraman'', launch the henshin boom of the 70's.
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** After ''Kamen Rider'' became a hit, Toei and other production companies would try their hand at replicating its success with shows like ''Series/{{Kikaider}}'', ''Series/{{Inazuman}} and Creator/PProductions's ''Tetsujin Tiger Seven'', to the point where the period around when ''Kamen Rider'' aired is called the "Henshin Boom".
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** After ''Kamen Rider'' became a hit, Toei and other production companies would try their hand at replicating its success with shows like ''Series/{{Kikaider}}'', ''Series/{{Inazuman}} ''Series/{{Inazuman}}'' and Creator/PProductions's ''Tetsujin Tiger Seven'', to the point where the period around when ''Kamen Rider'' aired is called the "Henshin Boom".
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* FollowTheLeader: Toei made the series in response to Ultra fight success and news of Series/ReturnOfUltraman production, however besides the basic HenshinHero and MonsterOfTheWeek gimmick the series are very unique from each other, with Creator/ShotaroIshinomori more taking inspiration from his own works like Manga/Cyborg009 and Manga/SkullMan. Kamen Rider itself would spawn many imitators of its own, and with the previous mentioned Series/ReturnOfUltraman, launch the henshin boom of the 70's.
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* ActorInspiredElement: The whip Dr. Shinigami uses was one Hideyo Amamoto bought while traveling in Egypt.
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* TroubledProduction: Production of both the film ''Film/KamenRiderVsAmbassadorHell'' and the contemporary episodes of the TV series were disrupted when Hiroshi Fujioka (Takeshi Hongo) suddenly took leave to star in a new drama. He was not necessarily entirely at fault, however, as ''Kamen Rider'' producers claimed that he was ordered to audition by the president of his talent agency. Fujioka spoke about the incident later, deeming it an unpleasant memory which he had left behind.
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* OnSetInjury: Creator/HiroshiFujioka initially did his own stunts in the suit. However, this came back to bite him when filming a motorcycle scene, as his leg got stuck on a wire, followed by the bike coming back and hitting him, shattering his leg. This necessitated Fujioka's character being written out and replaced with someone else taking up the mantle of Kamen Rider. Although Fujioka got better and returned to the show as the second half of the Double Riders, with few exceptions, no actor for Kamen Rider has done their own stunts since.
* TroubledProduction: Production of both the film ''Film/KamenRiderVsAmbassadorHell'' and the contemporary episodes of the TV series were disrupted whenHiroshi Fujioka (Takeshi Hongo) Creator/HiroshiFujioka suddenly took leave to star in a new drama. He was not necessarily entirely at fault, however, as ''Kamen Rider'' producers claimed that he was ordered to audition by the president of his talent agency. Fujioka spoke about the incident later, deeming it an unpleasant memory which he had left behind.
* TroubledProduction: Production of both the film ''Film/KamenRiderVsAmbassadorHell'' and the contemporary episodes of the TV series were disrupted when
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** Before becoming the squid-themed Ikadevil, Doctor Shinigami's OneWingedAngel form was planned as the saw shark-themed Girizames. Ultimately, Girizames appeared as another MonsterOfTheWeek in episode 67, the episode preceeding Doctor Shinigami's last stand.
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** Colonel Zol's WolfMan form was originally supposed to be recycled from the Experimental Wolf Man under his command, but was painted gold to avoid confusion, as well as invoke GoldColoredSuperiority.
** Before becoming the squid-themed Ikadevil, Doctor Shinigami's OneWingedAngel form was planned as the saw shark-themedGirizames. Girizames, which explains why Girizames is designed with his HighCollarOfDoom and a gold belt buckle. Ultimately, Girizames appeared as another MonsterOfTheWeek in episode 67, the episode preceeding Doctor Shinigami's last stand.stand, but the opening credits of episode 68 still lists Doctor Shinigami's monster form as Girizames instead of Ikadevil.
** Before becoming the squid-themed Ikadevil, Doctor Shinigami's OneWingedAngel form was planned as the saw shark-themed
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** After ''Kamen Rider'' became a hit, Toei and other production companies would try their hand at replicating its success with shows like ''Series/{{Kikaider}}'', ''Series/{{Inazuman}} and Creator/PProductions's ''Tetsujin Tiger Seven'', to the point where the period around when ''Kamen Rider'' aired is called the "Henshin Boom".
** Shocker are also pretty the TropeCodifier for {{Nebulous Evil Organisation}}s in Japanese media, to the point where most {{Toku}} villain groups draw from them in some way.
** Kazuya Taki would also spawn a less common but still notable archetype of the BadassNormal sidekick who was a member of a law enforcement agency, as seen with characters like [[Series/RobotDetective Shinzo Go]], [[Series/Akumaizer3 Ippei Shima]] and [[Series/{{Inazuman}} Makoto Arai]] (the former two even being played by the same actor).
** After ''Kamen Rider'' became a hit, Toei and other production companies would try their hand at replicating its success with shows like ''Series/{{Kikaider}}'', ''Series/{{Inazuman}} and Creator/PProductions's ''Tetsujin Tiger Seven'', to the point where the period around when ''Kamen Rider'' aired is called the "Henshin Boom".
** Shocker are also pretty the TropeCodifier for {{Nebulous Evil Organisation}}s in Japanese media, to the point where most {{Toku}} villain groups draw from them in some way.
** Kazuya Taki would also spawn a less common but still notable archetype of the BadassNormal sidekick who was a member of a law enforcement agency, as seen with characters like [[Series/RobotDetective Shinzo Go]], [[Series/Akumaizer3 Ippei Shima]] and [[Series/{{Inazuman}} Makoto Arai]] (the former two even being played by the same actor).
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* LateExportForYou: After nearly 50 years since it premiere, it finally found a North American release via Creator/ShoutFactory.
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* LateExportForYou: After nearly 50 years since it its premiere, it finally found a North American release via Creator/ShoutFactory.
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** It was indeed planned that Kazuya Taki, the Riders' BadassNormal ally, become Kamen Rider 3, the idea being that he would have been captured by Shocker and converted into a cyborg to fight Hongo, only to escape just like his predecessors. An alternate idea also suggested at the time was Rider 1 and 2 creating a new robotic Kamen Rider 3 to join them in their battle. The idea of turning Kazuya into a Rider seemed to get close enough to execution that he was depicted as such in the contemporary manga ''Kamen Rider: Rider 3 vs. The Demon of General Black''.
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** It was indeed planned that Kazuya Taki, the Riders' BadassNormal ally, become Kamen Rider 3, the idea being that he would have been captured by Shocker and converted into a cyborg to fight Hongo, only to escape just like his predecessors. An alternate idea also suggested at the time was Rider 1 and 2 creating a new robotic Kamen Rider 3 to join them in their battle. The idea of turning Kazuya into a Rider seemed to get close enough to execution that he was depicted as such in the contemporary manga ''Kamen Rider: Rider 3 vs. The Demon of General Black''.Black''.
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* TroubledProduction: Production of both the film ''Film/KamenRiderVsAmbassadorHell'' and the contemporary episodes of the TV series were disrupted when Hiroshi Fujioka (Takeshi Hongo) suddenly took leave to star in a new drama. He was not necessarily entirely at fault, however, as ''Kamen Rider'' producers claimed that he was ordered to audition by the president of his talent agency. Fujioka spoke about the incident later, deeming it an unpleasant memory which he had left behind.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Before becoming the squid-themed Ikadevil, Doctor Shinigami's OneWingedAngel form was planned as the saw shark-themed Girizames. Ultimately, Girizames appeared as another MonsterOfTheWeek in episode 67, the episode preceeding Doctor Shinigami's last stand.
** The introduction of the third Kamen Rider was initially planned for the original series. What ultimately became the first two episodes of ''Series/KamenRiderV3'' were first conceived as episodes 99 and 100.
** The introduction of the third Kamen Rider was initially planned for the original series. What ultimately became the first two episodes of ''Series/KamenRiderV3'' were first conceived as episodes 99 and 100.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: WhatCouldHaveBeen
** Before becoming the squid-themed Ikadevil, Doctor Shinigami's OneWingedAngel form was planned as the saw shark-themed Girizames. Ultimately, Girizames appeared as another MonsterOfTheWeek in episode 67, the episode preceeding Doctor Shinigami's last stand.
** The introduction of the third Kamen Rider was initially planned for the original series. What ultimately became the first two episodes of ''Series/KamenRiderV3'' were first conceived as episodes 99 and100.100.
** It was indeed planned that Kazuya Taki, the Riders' BadassNormal ally, become Kamen Rider 3, the idea being that he would have been captured by Shocker and converted into a cyborg to fight Hongo, only to escape just like his predecessors. An alternate idea also suggested at the time was Rider 1 and 2 creating a new robotic Kamen Rider 3 to join them in their battle. The idea of turning Kazuya into a Rider seemed to get close enough to execution that he was depicted as such in the contemporary manga ''Kamen Rider: Rider 3 vs. The Demon of General Black''.
** Before becoming the squid-themed Ikadevil, Doctor Shinigami's OneWingedAngel form was planned as the saw shark-themed Girizames. Ultimately, Girizames appeared as another MonsterOfTheWeek in episode 67, the episode preceeding Doctor Shinigami's last stand.
** The introduction of the third Kamen Rider was initially planned for the original series. What ultimately became the first two episodes of ''Series/KamenRiderV3'' were first conceived as episodes 99 and
** It was indeed planned that Kazuya Taki, the Riders' BadassNormal ally, become Kamen Rider 3, the idea being that he would have been captured by Shocker and converted into a cyborg to fight Hongo, only to escape just like his predecessors. An alternate idea also suggested at the time was Rider 1 and 2 creating a new robotic Kamen Rider 3 to join them in their battle. The idea of turning Kazuya into a Rider seemed to get close enough to execution that he was depicted as such in the contemporary manga ''Kamen Rider: Rider 3 vs. The Demon of General Black''.
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* LateExportForYou: After nearly 50 years since it premiere, it finally found a North American release via Creator/ShoutFactory.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Before becoming the squid-themed Ikadevil, Doctor Shinigami's OneWingedAngel form was planned as the saw shark-themed Girizames. Ultimately, Girizames appeared as another MonsterOfTheWeek in episode 67, the episode preceeding Doctor Shinigami's last stand.
** The introduction of the third Kamen Rider was initially planned for the original series. What ultimately became the first two episodes of ''Series/KamenRiderV3'' were first conceived as episodes 99 and 100.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Before becoming the squid-themed Ikadevil, Doctor Shinigami's OneWingedAngel form was planned as the saw shark-themed Girizames. Ultimately, Girizames appeared as another MonsterOfTheWeek in episode 67, the episode preceeding Doctor Shinigami's last stand.
** The introduction of the third Kamen Rider was initially planned for the original series. What ultimately became the first two episodes of ''Series/KamenRiderV3'' were first conceived as episodes 99 and 100.
