Kamen Raidâ Birudo

Best rider series for sure.

No words.

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KR Build might be one of the best series in the Kamen Rider Franchise from an empirical point of view. A great Sci-fi story on its own right, with great characters, pretty amazing action (This is the series Kamen Rider gets even more anime than usual) and a lot of extra material to sink your teeth into, like two of the best crossover movies in the franchise.

The comedy is great and doesn't overstay its welcome, with funny running gags that don't interrupt serious moments. The pacing is the only issue I can find to the show detriment, but most of the time is blazes by. It also has one of the best twists in the franchise.

I've been watching kamen rider since kuuga, and i would say kamen rider build are best!!. Plot twist by plot twist were well served in this series, and the villain in this series?? No doubt are menace. Everything are well written, really good job on this one, and that last episode where they explain where all the narration in each episode came from make me scream in my head and got some goosebump. They build the atmosphere so good like every episode is so necesary for that last episode, none of the episode are wasted. And you know what makes this series even better the COMEDY they served are really fricking enjoyable and makes me laugh everytime i watched it, but when the emotional scene comes up, oh man it can make you shed a tears. Really 10/10 got all that plot twist, badass villain, well developed character, teary moment, and comedy too.

Not only is she the best Kamen Rider series of all time, she is also the best tokusatsu. The characters are very good, it has the best villain of the franchise, besides being full of plot-twists. Watch this tokusatsu masterpiece.

Best heisei show forever. Kamen Rider Build burst onto the scene in 2017 and, by its conclusion, solidified its place as one of the most beloved and critically acclaimed entries in the long-running Kamen Rider franchise. It's a series that expertly blends high-octane action, intricate plotlines, compelling characters, and profound thematic depth, creating a viewing experience that is both exhilarating and emotionally resonant. From its unique "best match" mechanic to its exploration of complex moral dilemmas, Build is a testament to ingenious storytelling.

At its core, Build thrives on the concept of science and its ethical implications. The show introduces us to the brilliant physicist Sento Kiryu, a amnesiac who fights using the power of "Fullbottles" derived from the mysterious Pandora Box. His journey to uncover his past and the truth behind the Skywall disaster, which divided Japan into three warring regions, forms the backbone of the narrative. This setup immediately immerses viewers in a world fraught with political tension and scientific intrigue. The constant development of new "best matches" - the perfect combinations of Fullbottles that unlock powerful new forms - is not just a cool gimmick; it's a visual representation of Sento's scientific curiosity and relentless pursuit of knowledge.