Shin Kamen Rider Announced

[HowlingSnail]

https://shin-kamen-rider.jp/

Ichigou reboot releasing March 2023. Really stretching the definition of "50th anniversary" here, guys.

Futo Tantei is definitely the only one of these projects I'm interested in.

[takenoko]

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[Phoenix512]

https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2 ... 23/.171441

The article explains that it was pushed back 2 years because of COVID. A KR film written and directed by Anno is pretty cool though.

[Mxylv]

Let the "Wait, we already had a reboot" jokes commence

Some nice foresight for them to wait so long on announcing the movie. I can't imagine learning about it in early 2019 and hearing it's delayed later. I only hope Shin Ultraman's own delays don't lead the two to conflict, though; being an obvious cash grab on something that's already an obvious cash grab is bad enough as it is... even if it won't stop me from watching both.

On a side note, Anno must be having the time of his life. I suspect 3 "Shin" reboots will serve as a reminder of Toku's existence in the larger public eye.

[Lunagel]

Anno Shin-ematic Universe

[TorchWood]

Just downloaded.... and watched.... and deleted.

[ViRGE]

So this is the guy behind Shin Godzilla doing a Kamen Rider movie? Neat! That movie was really good.

[msf232]

Just downloaded.... and watched.... and deleted.

What?

[Ashki]

Just downloaded.... and watched.... and deleted.

What?

The "promo" is literally just a blank screen with a couple credits. No actual images of the suit designs or anything else. I have a feeling a lot of people will choose not to keep it after watching once as a result.


I wonder if people will be getting this Shin Kamen Rider mixed up with the one we already got in the '90s. Hopefully it won't be that B-movie quality and will be more on par with Kamen Rider the First. Also, with Fujioka officially retired from the role, will we still get to see the actor in a cameo role as a show of respect?

I think I'm more excited currently for the two shows announced next year, especially considering they're saying the new Black series will be aimed for adults. We need more mature shows like Amazons considering the franchise now spans at least five generations and the main series are becoming increasingly less all-ages overall.

[TheNinjaDragon]

We need more mature shows like Amazons considering the franchise now spans at least five generations and the main series are becoming increasingly less all-ages overall.

You meant more?