OOO, Den-O, All Riders: Let’s Go Kamen Riders

In a world where time itself can be boarded like a train, a rickety yet otherworldly locomotive known as the Den‑Liner shuttles its passengers through the eras of Japan’s most beloved heroes. The film opens on a daring mission that propels the story into the nostalgic streets of 1971, a period pulsing with the charm of classic Kamen Rider lore while still humming with the kinetic energy of modern spectacle. The tone is a heady mix of bright‑eyed adventure and the uncanny feeling of stepping into a living comic‑book page, promising both reverence and fresh excitement.

The central quartet brings together distinct personalities from different generations. Eiji, the charismatic bearer of OOO’s power, carries the weight of his own legacy while navigating the quirks of his companions. Alongside him, the enigmatic Ankh offers a perspective shaped by a quest for forgotten artifacts, his restless curiosity often sparking both conflict and camaraderie. The seasoned time‑traveler Kotarō serves as the de facto guide, his seasoned bravado tempered by a genuine fondness for the past he visits. Adding a burst of impulsive energy, the fiery Imagin known as Momotaros injects bravado and humor, creating a dynamic that crackles with banter and unexpected alliances.

Together, these heroes must coordinate their very different approaches as they hop aboard the Den‑Liner and set their sights on a trio of mischievous Mole Imagin that threaten to ripple through history. The journey teeters between light‑hearted thrills and the subtle tension of meddling with time, inviting viewers to wonder how these disparate forces will mesh when faced with a shared, if not entirely understood, objective. The film’s style embraces vibrant action set‑pieces, vivid period details, and the trademark Kamen Rider flair, promising a ride that feels both nostalgically familiar and exhilaratingly new.

Last Updated: September 26, 2025 at 04:40