Malaysian fans of Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight are lucky to enjoy their favourite show on DVD. Volume 1 (episodes 1-4) and Volume 2 (5-8) are already available and Volume 3 will be released on December 28.
The show, distribuited by PMP-Entertaiment, is Region 3 and has English audio with English, Chinese and Malay subtitles.
You can now watch Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight episodes 35, 36, 37, 38, 39 and 40 online on the 4KidsTV website.
Remember December 26th episode 38 (For Ventara And Earth Pt. 1) will air on cw4Kids and it’ll be the end of show, and the two remaining episodes will only be available online.
Steve Wang, producer of Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight has confirmed the 2 remaining episodes of the show will be exclusively posted on 4KidsTV.com after December 26th. Looks like we may be able to watch the end of the show after all.
“I did get confirmation that 4kids WILL post the last 2 episodes on their website so hopefully that will lessen the grief the fans are dealing with.”
To watch the episodes online, go to 4KidsTV.com
Edit: However, if you’d like the episodes to be broadcasted on TV, sign this petition.
It’s official. With only 2 episodes left to air, 4Kids has pulled the plug on Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight. His creator Steve Wang confirms the cancellation is effective as of December 26.
“Well, It’s official. According to Adness Entertainment, as of dec 26th, KRDK will be cancelled by CW for kids due to low ratings I am told. Because January is when they air new shows, they will not be airing the last 2 episodes of KRDK.
I have no confirmation whether they will post the last 2 episodes on their website or not. But I am sure someone will. As for my feelings about this? well, it’s long and complicated as I have a little more insight about some of the behind the scenes, but at this point, I don’t think it really matters what I think. The reality is that the cancellation is confirmed. That’s not to say it won’t pop up on a different network in the future.
I also have no news about a new KR series, but again because of this situation, I don’t think we will be involved with it anyway.
and no news of a DVD release either. I was told in order to release a DVD, it had to have good ratings or no one will want to distribute it. As for my last conversation with Adness, they said potential distributors were waiting to see the results of the ratings.
So thanks to all of you that have stuck with and supported Dragon Knight. It was much appreciated! It’s been a fun ride and I hope some people were able to get some enjoyment out of it.”