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| {{nihongo|'''''Kamen Rider Decade'''''|仮面ライダーディケイド|Kamen Raidā Dikeido|''Masked Rider DCD''}} is the title of the upcoming 2009 edition of the long-running ] of ] ]. Advertisements in Japanese magazines feature the title character amongst the title characters of the previous nine ] Kamen Rider Series. ''Decade'' is the tenth in line, beginning with '']'' in 2000. It is scheduled to begin broadcast the week following the finale of '']'' and will be featured in ] alongside the 2009 edition of the ] Series. | {{nihongo|'''''Kamen Rider Decade'''''|仮面ライダーディケイド|Kamen Raidā Dikeido|''Masked Rider DCD''}} is the title of the upcoming 2009 edition of the long-running ] of ] ]. Advertisements in Japanese magazines feature the title character amongst the title characters of the previous nine ] Kamen Rider Series. ''Decade'' is the tenth in line, beginning with '']'' in 2000. It is scheduled to begin broadcast the week following the finale of '']'' and will be featured in ] alongside the 2009 edition of the ] Series. | ||
| Rumours for this series include: | |||
| -The main writer for Decade will be Imai, who alsow rote Kamen Rider Blade. | |||
| -In order to transform, Decade will use the 'DKD', which stands for 'Dimensional Kamen Rider Datas'. | |||
| -The 'DKD' will exist as cards in 10 parallel worlds. | |||
| -The Sever Organization, a company which stores the datas of other Kamen Riders, will employ Decade as a counter to the Reverse Organization, bent on world domination. | |||
| -Decade's identiy is Ryusei Jun, who is a member of Sever's Sekai Frontier. On his 20th Birthday, he is chosen by chance to become Kamen Rider Decade. | |||
| -The Reverse Organization is a force that wants to revive past Kaijin defeted by past Kamen Riders in order to make the world a totally Kaijin realm. | |||
| All this would confirm that unlike the Showa Era of riders, where every series exists in the same universe, the rumours of Decade confirm that all the Heisei series took place in different universes. | |||
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Revision as of 12:06, 30 November 2008
Kamen Rider Decade (仮面ライダーディケイド, Kamen Raidā Dikeido, Masked Rider DCD) is the title of the upcoming 2009 edition of the long-running Kamen Rider Series of tokusatsu dramas. Advertisements in Japanese magazines feature the title character amongst the title characters of the previous nine Heisei Kamen Rider Series. Decade is the tenth in line, beginning with Kamen Rider Kuuga in 2000. It is scheduled to begin broadcast the week following the finale of Kamen Rider Kiva and will be featured in Super Hero Time alongside the 2009 edition of the Super Sentai Series.
Rumours for this series include: -The main writer for Decade will be Imai, who alsow rote Kamen Rider Blade. -In order to transform, Decade will use the 'DKD', which stands for 'Dimensional Kamen Rider Datas'. -The 'DKD' will exist as cards in 10 parallel worlds. -The Sever Organization, a company which stores the datas of other Kamen Riders, will employ Decade as a counter to the Reverse Organization, bent on world domination. -Decade's identiy is Ryusei Jun, who is a member of Sever's Sekai Frontier. On his 20th Birthday, he is chosen by chance to become Kamen Rider Decade. -The Reverse Organization is a force that wants to revive past Kaijin defeted by past Kamen Riders in order to make the world a totally Kaijin realm.
All this would confirm that unlike the Showa Era of riders, where every series exists in the same universe, the rumours of Decade confirm that all the Heisei series took place in different universes.
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