Stronger Charge-Up
In Box
Kamen Rider Stronger focuses around Shigeru Jô, who joins the Shocker-esque organization "Black Satan" so he can have power to avenge the death of his friend (who was, in fact, killed by Black Satan). Shigeru, however KNOWS that Black Satan killed his friend, and uses the powers they gave him to fight against them. This became, Kamen Rider Stronger
Henshin!
What you get:
Shigeru Core Body
Wrist Armour
Chest Armour
Henshin Belt
Helmet
Yep, the earlier lines didn't typically give a lot of accessories
Stronger Charge-Up!
Close-up
It is interesting to note that Kamen Rider Stronger is the first Rider to not be a grasshopper, but actually have a definite basis of design. Stronger is based off a Rhinoceros beetle. The first Rider to stray from the grasshopper design was rider Amazon. However, his design has no definite basis. Some fans believe he is based off a komodo dragon, some think a pirranha, some think a chameleon, and some believe he may be a combination of several different animals.
Beside Stronger (normal)
Close-Up
It's important to note that, if you are able to find an older Souchaku Henshin, like from " Kuuga", "Agito", or "Classic" line, that you don't expect the same things from it that you would from say the "Kabuto" line, or even the "Ryuki" line. These older Souchaku Henshins are much less poseable, and much more, primitive, for lack of a better word. If you move them around to much,the joints in their arms and legs may get loose or wobbly. If you're buying these, you're buying them for display, not to play with. Why? Well, they're becoming more and more rare, and acquiring them tends to get expensive. In all honesty, most Souchaku Henshins aren't to be played with. They're supposed to be displayed with an action pose. If you play gently with some of the newer ones, they might be ok, but I can't imagine these toys sell very well with young children. I've seen children play with toys, I remember how I used to play with toys, these things wouldn't last a WEEK in a child's care.
He's down for the count!
Price: Varies, depending on seller.
Availability: Like looking for a prostitute who is a virgin
Durability: Not nearly as good as the newer lines
Poseablity: See above
Is it Worth it?: Assuming you can fucking find one, yeah, it is
Overall: 6/10. I'd really like to give it a 10/10, but that would be bias. The good thing about this line is the armour stays on pretty firmly, unlike some newer ones... Garo, I'm looking at you!. However, these toys can wear with overuse of posing and play, and they're not even close to being as poseable, so it has to get a 6.