Once taking their fight to the woods, Kuuga assumes Amazing Mighty and destroys Shocker Form Gadol. Episodes The title of each episode is written with only two kanji. Specials : Televi-Kuns special video. In the episode, Yusuke reads through newspaper clippings of his actions as Kuuga before he is called upon to fight a new Gurongi called Go·Jiino·Da. The video also previews Kuuga's Rising Mighty Form. : A rerun of Episodes 17 and 31, and an extra episode, labelled as Episode 46.5 . : A short extra episode, jokingly labelled as "Episode 50". : It is compiled from the first two episodes with extra footage. Production Takeyuki Suzuki of Toei had long suspended the resumption of the Kamen Rider TV series, although there were voices of revival, saying that he should not make a halfway rider that would end up in 2–3 cool, and should be resumed when the time was ripe. Kamen Rider's TV series has been planned since around 1996, and there was a time when it was originally aimed at broadcasting on The Mainichi Broadcasting Production and TBS series at 6:00 a.m. on Saturdays, which was broadcasting the Ultra series. The initial title is "Kamen Rider XV (CrossBuoy)" and "Kamen Rider Kawakami" and the idea of appearing multiple Kamen Riders presented here has led to the idea of form change by consolidating the number of people to one person. Another project title is "Kamen Rider Gaia", which is said to have competed with "Ultraman Gaia". The mainichi broadcasting was about to be broadcast, but then the mainichi broadcasting was Zoidsand Ultraman Because I refused to choose, broadcasting in TBS system did not come to realize, toei's special effects program Moero!! Robocon It was decided to change the production station to TV Asahi due to the fact that it is airingHowever, "Kamen Rider", which has been suspended for a long time, is already a past brand from the sense at that time, and TV Asahi was also a wind that reluctantly underwent "because there is no story". It is 'Segata Sanshiro' to have become a tailwind. Hiroshi Fujioka, who played Takeshi Hongo (Kamen Rider No. 1) in Kamen Rider, the same character played by the same character enlivened the popularity rekindle of Kamen Rider. According to Takeyuki Suzuki, this excitement led to the birth of this work. Producer Nariki Takatera also testified that the Kamen Rider Series of