The Toei Tokusatsu Fan Club (TTFC) has announced that the grand finale of the "Girls Remix" series, "Kamen Rider AINS with Girls Remix" (tentative title, 仮面ライダーアインズ with ガールズリミックス), is set to premiere next January.
This new installment introduces an entirely original Rider, "Kamen Rider AINS," whose name "AINS" comes from the German word "EINS," symbolizing the birth of a true "female Kamen Rider 1." The biggest surprise? Hiroshi Fujioka's second daughter, Amane Tensho, who is the daughter of the original Takeshi Hongo/Kamen Rider 1, will star in the series, sending fans into a frenzy!
Kicking off with "Kamen Rider Jeanne & Aguilera with Girls Remix" in 2022, followed by "Kamen Rider Majade" in May 2025, and "Girls Remix in Halloween Party" in October of the same year, the series has steadily built up a massive fanbase, now culminating in its grand finale, "Kamen Rider AINS with Girls Remix."
While these are exclusive to the Toei Tokusatsu Fan Club, the female-themed Riders have garnered immense love from Kamen Rider fans.
The protagonist, Nayuta Mikazuki, is played by Hiroshi Fujioka's 20-year-old second daughter, Amane Tensho. Having "Kamen Rider 1's daughter" transform into "Female Rider 1" is simply a perfect match! What's more, Amane's elder brother, Maito Fujioka, previously portrayed Takeshi Hongo/Kamen Rider 1 in 2021's "Kamen Rider: Beyond Generations." With Amane now transforming, the Fujioka family has officially achieved the incredible feat of having three Kamen Riders!
▼ Maito Fujioka, who previously played Takeshi Hongo in "Kamen Rider: Beyond Generations."
Amane Tensho herself expressed her excitement, saying she never imagined she'd actually transform into a Kamen Rider in the year she turned 20. "I'm so incredibly happy! I grew up watching my dad play Kamen Rider 1, and now to be able to transform as the very first female Rider, I feel truly honored. To think that I get to carry on the spirit my dad started – it's incredibly moving!"
The formidable foe in this series is Kamen Rider Fatal. Her appearance is strikingly similar to the franchise's first-ever female Rider, "Kamen Rider Femme," but with an all-black suit, she looks even more imposing. The transformer is Sumire Kurono, played by Arisa Komiya, who previously starred as Yoko Usami/YellowBuster in "Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters." Now, she's finally taking on the challenge of transforming into a Rider!
The trailer has also been released, and while accessing this series might have a higher barrier to entry, seeing Hiroshi Fujioka's daughter join the Kamen Rider legacy is undoubtedly incredibly meaningful for fans.
via： 東映特攝粉絲俱樂部