The original Kamen Rider TV series debuts on Japanese television, created by Shotaro Ishinomori, starting the long-running franchise.
The Showa era Kamen Rider series begins airing, establishing the foundation and style of future Kamen Rider shows.
The final Showa era television Kamen Rider, Kamen Rider RX, airs marking the end of the original series run in the Showa period.
Kamen Rider Kuuga premieres, revitalizing the franchise after a decade-long hiatus from TV series, starting the Heisei era of Kamen Rider.
The beginning of the Heisei era of Kamen Rider with Kuuga, modernizing the franchise with new storytelling and technology.
Kamen Rider Den-O premieres, becoming one of the most popular series of the Heisei era with its time-travel story and humor.
Kamen Rider Zero-One premieres as the first series in the new Reiwa era, introducing further technological advancements and themes relevant to the era.
The Kamen Rider franchise celebrates its 50th anniversary since the original 1971 debut, marking it as one of the longest-running tokusatsu franchises.
The first humans enhanced with Rider technology emerge, marking the beginning of the Kamen Rider era.
Series of battles between Kamen Riders and the organization Shocker, who aim to dominate the world through bio-engineered monsters.
The resurgence of the Kamen Rider legacy with new Riders and modernized technology to face new threats.
Multiple Kamen Riders clash due to conflicting missions and manipulations, leading to widespread chaos among Riders.
Introduction of advanced technologies that allow Riders to access greater powers and forms through devices called Ride Watches.
The first AI-operated Kamen Rider emerges in a world where artificial intelligence plays a critical role in society.
Key conflict involving multiple Riders fighting to prevent a technological apocalypse fueled by rogue AI systems.
