Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight - The Official Thread

Keith, I was going to put the spoilers son my site, but do you reckon that's a bad idea? Will Al Khan come for me in the middle of the night?

Finally, I would have a non-geeky reason to scream, "Khaaaaaaaaaaan!", but do you reckon it's a bad idea?

I wouldn't. It was a BIIIIIIIIIIG fug up that they hit the 'net at all and a small battle was waged to get all that stuff taken down on behalf of the fans.

The internet is better off without 'em.
 
What about the character profiles? Despite being minor, should it be best I don't have all the character information? Technically, it's their fault.
 
I'll congratulate you if you're right, but I was just saying what I think would be cooler.

o yea dude i wasnt tryin to be a dick or make u look wrong sry if i did tht :sweat:. yea ur idea would be awesome. like he saw the people in ventara attacking people and tried to find a way in there. yea awesome idea:castlerock:
 
Check out what WBNX has to say about KRDK on their site blog.

CW Sneak Peek at new Kamen Rider series

There’s a new live-action thrill ride coming to the CW Saturday mornings, and you’ll get a full episode preview on Dec. 13 to build anticipation for its January release. Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight descends from the wildly popular Japanese Kamen Rider films and TV series, a franchise that originated 35 years ago. Back in 1995, WBNX aired Masked Rider, the first American adaptation loosely based on the Kamen saga—but this new adventure is light-years superior. For starters, one of the main stars is charismatic Matt Mullins, a 5-time Kickboxing/Karate World Champion. Matt and a partner actually created the martial arts style/phenomenon known globally as XMA, or Extreme Martial Arts. He’s flanked by Disney favorite Stephen Lunsford and pop singer/actress Marisa Lauren. At first glance, Kamen Rider may seem like another morphing fantasy show for teens, but there’s an ongoing mystery, a creepy shapeshifting villain (William O’Leary), and some of the best choreographed action scenes and special-effects you’ll see on weekly television. Check out the trailer below and post your thoughts.

This is from AICN Anime

Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight In January On TheCW4Kids

The tokusatsu series Kamen Rider Dragon Knight will be running on The CW4Kids starting on January 3rd. A speak preview will air on the network Saturday, December 13th At 9:30AM.

KAMEN RIDER is a sci-fi franchise created by renowned Japanese manga creator Shotaro Ishinomori that originated in 1971, and subsequently adapted into an iconic live-action kids television series by Toei Company, Ltd. Over the years, the popularity of the franchise has grown and the original series has spawned a number of successful television and theatrical sequels. Still going strong after 37 years, Kamen Rider has a steller history of 18 series, 892 episodes, 10 TV Specials, 28 theatrical releases, and 11 straight to DVD releases.

Produced in Hollywood, KAMEN RIDER DRAGON KNIGHT will make its U.S. debut with an exciting and attractive American Cast, fast-paced action sequences and stunning CGI special effects - all in high-def.

The story follows the heroic adventures of teenager Kit Taylor, who discovers a mysterious deck of Advent Cards that grant him the power to transform into an ancient armored warrior called a Kamen Rider. He joins Kamen Rider comrade Wing Knight to battle the renegade warlord General Xaviax and his army in both the real world and an alternate reality called Ventara, or Mirror World.

KAMEN RIDER is a production of Adness Entertainment. An extensive line of KAMEN RIDER toys from global leader Bandai America will debut at retail in June 2009.

We get the Merchandise earlier than expected :castlerock:
 
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