Tojima Wants to Be a Kamen Rider

Overall a massive fan service anime for the Kamen Rider fans who can catch alot of the references and Easter eggs in the series. Action and comedy is top notch

Absolute hilarity from this show. It's engaging enough that you sit through the ridiculousness to get to the next moment. YEEEE!

this is both intriguing and hilarious, I thought I was watching anime version of KR but it's a different take on it.

Tojima ending in a coma instead of standing victorious is a bold decision 💀 The epilogue is where the message fully settles in and I loved every bit of it

The final sunset shot is simple, but effective! Tojima not becoming a superhuman but still being acknowledged through inspiration is the core thesis of the show

This is a very grounded and emotionally consistent finale. It avoids flashy closure in favor of consequence, legacy, and quiet meaning. Not a traditional victory ending, but arguably a more mature one that fits the series <3

This is the episode where the series fully commits to its central question: can sheer human conviction stand against actual monsters? 😭 Somehow the answer is both “absolutely not” and “YES” at the same time

Overall this episode is peak “passionate idiot fights impossible odds” storytelling. Ridiculous, heartfelt, overdramatic, and somehow genuinely inspiring at the same time

The hand-drawn feel of the final fight genuinely elevates the episode. The rough animation style makes every hit feel heavier and more desperate. Probably the best-looking action episode in the series so far <3333

It still has the exaggerated anime nonsense the show loves, but here it finally feels fully weaponized instead of random chaos. Absolute hype!!

The cliffhanger explosion is pure tokusatsu drama energy 💀 Right when everyone’s completely helpless, the story goes okay now add a mysterious third party T_T

YESSS! This episode finally feels like the series cashing in all the buildup from the last several arcs 😭 The mountain base assault has actual momentum because everyone finally feels experienced enough to function as a real team

The aura power system is still kinda ridiculous 💀, but at least the show fully commits to it now. Nakao’s biological aura sounds like edgy nonsense on paper, yet it works because the story treats martial arts resolve almost like a supernatural force

Futaba absolutely carries the visual side of this episode. The Air Master-inspired acrobatics are probably some of the coolest choreography the series has had in a while

This episode finally locks back into the martial arts energy the series is best at 😭 After a bunch of weird idol plots and psychological chaos, seeing actual focused combat again feels refreshing

Master Shamo is simultaneously the dumbest and most legendary side character in the show. 😭 Dark comedy like this is either peak or completely stupid depending on your mood, honestly.

Nakao getting humbled by the Riders’ training is actually important because it exposes the difference between wanting strength and surviving the lifestyle. The series keeps reinforcing that obsession alone isn’t enough anymore and that's reality

The pacing is messy, but the weirdness is so committed that it loops back around to being entertaining. Definitely one of the most “this should not work but somehow does” episodes so far

Bro’s leg is destroyed and he’s already training like Rocky?? So ICONICCCC! Overall this episode is less action-heavy but probably one of the strongest character episodes so far

The killing intent aura affecting the environment is kinda edgy 💀 but it works because the series already established “chi” and aura stuff earlier. He finally feels like someone who could genuinely surpass the rest of the cast