Stephen, along with the rest of the KRDK cast, were yesterday at the Power Morphicon Convention to meet the fans.
Screencaptures for all the Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight episodes are finally on the gallery.
Screencaptures – Episodes 31-40
Now you can see images up to episode 30 (Swan Song) of Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight.
Screencaptures – Episodes 21-30
Now you can see images up to episode 20 (Letter From The Front-Line) of Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight.
Screencaptures – Episodes 11-20
Screencaptures for the first 10 episodes of Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight have just been uploaded onto the gallery.
Screencaptures – episodes 1-10
I’ve added some pictures of Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight on the gallery. They’re not the best quality, but it’s all I could find.
Promotional Images
Episodes Stills
Behind The Scenes
I have added the screencaptures of the credits sequence of Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight and 3 old headshots of Stephen.
Bandai had plans to release new toys based on the CW4Kids show, Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight. But due to the cancellation of the show, said plans have changed.
With the cancellation of Kamen Rider the TV series, what are Bandai’s plans for the Kamen Rider toy line?
Due to the cancellation of the TV programming of Kamen Rider, Bandai America will not be moving forward with the sale of 2010 Kamen Rider toys. Bandai America’s Kamen Rider toys are based on that TV series which is an integral part of the toy recognition to the mass audience. Adness, the licensor has informed Bandai that the show will not move forward on TV.
2009 Kamen Rider toys can be found at Toys”R”Us.
Also, the German network RTL 2 started today to air the show. It will air daily at 15:40h
If things work out right, Stephen will be getting more fans on Asia as Kamen Rider’s rights have been sold to Cartoon Network.
Dragon Knight spreads its wings
Tokyo-headquartered studio Adness Entertainment has licensed live-action series Kamen Rider Dragon Knight to Cartoon Network in Asia and Australia.
The 40×30′ kids show is due to launch to international audiences this year. It has already been picked up by Cartoon Network Latin America and by broadcasters in a string of other territories including the US, Germany and Italy.
The latest deal will mean that the series also airs on Cartoon Network in Australia, New Zealand, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
Kamen Rider Dragon Knight follows the adventures of a teenage boy who finds a mysterious card that turns him into a powerful warrior in another dimension.
The series is based on hit children’s series Kamen Rider Ryuki, produced by Toei Company in 2002 for Japanese TV channel MBS. The franchise, however, dates back to 1971 and remains one of Japan’s most popular, spawning some 20 TV series and movies. The Adness version is a US update, produced out of the firm’s Tokyo studio but driven by its Los Angeles office.
All european Kamen Rider fans can be happy to know the show will also be released on Region 2. At least in Germany, but we can be thankful for online shopping.
Amazon.de will release both Volume 1 (episodes 1-5) and Volume 2 on February 18, 2010. Prices are 9,95€ for the first volume and 12,99€ for the second.
Here are some technical information:
- Format: PAL
- Audio: German (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
- Aspect Ratio: 16:9 – 1.77:1