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OOO, Den-O, All Riders: Let’s Go Kamen Riders Plot Summary

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In the present, Eiji Hino [Shu Watanabe] battles three Mole Imagin until the monsters pull a nearby boy named Naoki [Fumiki Yoshikawa] into a dangerous time leap, sending them hurtling to November 11, 1971. Kotaro Nogami [Dori Sakurada] and Teddy [Daisuke Ono] ride the DenLiner to chase the anomaly, quickly concluding the Mole Imagin have slipped through time to that exact moment. Eiji Hino’s ally Ankh [Ryosuke Miura] convinces him to join Nogami’s mission aboard the time-traveling train, but the DenLiner’s owner [Kenjirou Ishimaru] cautions them to stay aboard and avoid altering history. The mood is tense, the clock is ticking, and every decision could ripple into a future no one can predict.

In 1971, Nogami eliminates the Mole Imagin as Ankh attempts a daring theft of Core Medals from the living machines. Eiji Hino pursues him, and the DenLiner’s Imagin crew closes in, retrieving the stolen medals. Yet an unforeseen slip occurs: Ankh drops a Cell Medal, which a Shocker Combatman finds and presents to General Black [Seizō Fukumoto]. The thread of fate tightens as the timeline pulls back toward danger and betrayal.

Returning to the present, Ankh and Eiji Hino pursue Naoki and his friends Mitsuru [Yuki Imai] and Shigeru [Roi Hayashi] after a casual pickpocketing encounter, only to collide with Shocker-aligned police officers. The group escapes and reunites with the kids, but the truth of Shocker’s reach becomes clear: they have already seized control of Japan and have merged with the enemies of various Kamen Riders to form a plan to dominate the world. The Shocker Police trap them again, forcing a tense escape while Hino stays behind to fight, until he is overwhelmed by Shocker’s elite riders—Kamen Rider #1 [Hiroshi Fujioka] and Kamen Rider #2 [Takeshi Sasaki].

Rescue arrives in the DenLiner, and the truth lands hard: Shocker found a Core Medal in 1971 and fused it with the Cell Medal Ankh dropped to create the Shocker Greeed, a force strong enough to defeat 1 and 2 and devastate their momentum. Hino offers to keep fighting, but Nogami drops him off at a different point in time, where he meets Hina Izumi [Riho Takada] in the altered present. More troubling still is the revelation that Mitsuru, Naoki, and Ankh remain by their side, hidden in the shadows of the changed world.

Back in the past, Nogami recovers the Cell Medal, but Ankh again drops another, this time found by Nokko [Yuri Tsunematsu], a Kamen Rider Scout who mistakes the DenLiner crew for Shocker agents. She reunites with her fellow Scouts, yet Black seizes the Cell Medal. Nogami and Momotaros [Toshihiko Seki] battle Black’s forces while Mitsuru and Naoki escape with the Scouts. The Riders fashion a plan: 1 and 2 shield the escapees and deliver Black a fake Cell Medal with a transmitter to pinpoint Shocker’s headquarters while Nogami destroys the original Cell Medal.

The group arrives at Shocker’s headquarters, only to realize they’ve walked into a trap. Black conjures the Shocker Greeed to assault them, while outside the DenLiner endures a brutal assault that forces the train to retreat. Naoki and Teddy manage to board briefly, but they jump off to save others as the DenLiner returns to the altered present and rejoin Hino. The two worlds collide as Hino and Nogami are captured, and the others flee to a spare hideout where a time capsule holds a letter from Naoki. It reveals Teddy’s selfless sacrifice—he gave his life to get Naoki, Mitsuru, and Ankh to safety. Shocker presses the attack again, capturing Momotaros and Ankh while Izumi and the kids make a narrow escape.

The next day, Shocker moves to publicly execute their captives. Shigeru returns Hino’s Rider gear, and soon 1 and 2 appear to help unravel the conspiracy. A turncoat Shocker scientist has undone the brainwashing that bound the Riders, triggering a wave of public rebellion. The captive riders are freed just as a coalition of allies—Kikaider [Tomokazu Seki], Kikaider-01, Inazuman [Inazuman’s voice comes via Hideo Ishikawa], and Zubat [Hiroshi Miyauchi]—joins the fray to repel Black and the Shocker Greeed. The Great Leader of Shocker overwhelms the Riders, but Hino gains new Rider powers and manages to weaken him. The Great Leader finally transforms into Rock Great Leader, but the surge of Riders swells until they destroy him.

In the final turn, the truth comes full circle: the scientist-evolved Naoki reveals himself as an older Naoki who once lived in the past, married Nokko, and became Mitsuru’s father. With the threat neutralized, Hino bids farewell to Nogami and the DenLiner continues its journeys, leaving behind a world saved—at least for now—and a headline you can read in the pages of tomorrow.

OOO, Den-O, All Riders: Let’s Go Kamen Riders Timeline

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Naoki pulled into a time leap; Eiji joins the pursuit

Three Mole Imagin are battled in the present when Naoki is pulled into a time leap that drops him in 1971. Eiji Hino and Kotaro Nogami, aboard the DenLiner with Teddy, chase the anomaly across time. Ankh convinces Eiji to join Nogami's mission, while the DenLiner's owner warns them to stay aboard to avoid altering history.

Present (DenLiner)

Nogami eliminates Mole Imagin; Core Medal theft goes awry

In 1971, Nogami eliminates the Mole Imagin while Ankh makes a daring move to steal Core Medals from the living machines. The DenLiner crew recovers the stolen medals, restoring order for the moment. However, Ankh accidentally drops a Cell Medal, which a Shocker Combatman finds and hands to General Black, signaling a new threat.

November 11, 1971 1971, Living Machines

Return to the present reveals Shocker's plan

Back in the present, Ankh and Eiji pursue Naoki, Mitsuru, and Shigeru after a casual pickpocket leads to a collision with Shocker-aligned police. The group escapes and reunites with the kids, but the broader threat becomes clear: Shocker has already manipulated Japan and joined forces with enemies of various Kamen Riders to push a world-dominating agenda.

Present Present, Japan

Shocker traps the group; elite Riders close in

Shocker closes in, and the DenLiner crew is pinned by a brutal chase as Hino fights on. He is overwhelmed by Shocker's elite riders, Kamen Rider 1 and Kamen Rider 2, in a display of power that threatens to derail their mission.

Present Present, city outskirts

Rescue aboard DenLiner; Shocker Greeed revelation

The DenLiner rescues the team, and the truth about Shocker's plot lands hard: they seized a Core Medal in 1971 and fused it with the Cell Medal to create the Shocker Greeed, a force strong enough to derail the Riders' momentum. Hino volunteers to keep fighting, but Nogami pushes him into a time jump that drops him into an altered present where he meets Hina Izumi. Mitsuru, Naoki, and Ankh remain hidden in the changed world.

Present DenLiner / Present

Nogami recovers the Cell Medal; Nokko enters the fray

In the past, Nogami recovers the Cell Medal, but Ankh drops another, which Nokko, a Kamen Rider Scout, mistakes the DenLiner crew for Shocker agents. She reconnects with her fellow Scouts, while Black seizes the Cell Medal, tightening Shocker's grip on the timeline.

November 11, 1971 1971, Shocker operations

Escape plan: fake Medal and transmitter

Nogami and Momotaros clash with Black's forces while Mitsuru and Naoki escape with the Scouts. The Riders orchestrate a plan: 1 and 2 shield the escapees and deliver Black a fake Cell Medal with a transmitter to locate Shocker's headquarters while Nogami destroys the original Cell Medal.

November 11, 1971 1971, vicinity of Shocker HQ

Confrontation at Shocker HQ; Shocker Greeed unleashed

The group reaches Shocker's headquarters, only to walk into a trap. Black unleashes the Shocker Greeed to assault them, while the DenLiner endures a brutal outside assault as it struggles to retreat.

November 11, 1971 Shocker Headquarters

Naoki and Teddy board; the altered present takes hold

Naoki and Teddy manage a brief boarding of the DenLiner during the chaos, then jump off to save others as the train returns to the altered present and rejoins Hino. The two worlds collide, forcing the riders to confront the consequences of their mission.

Altered Present Shocker HQ vicinity / DenLiner path

Time capsule reveals Teddy's sacrifice

The group retreats to a hidden hideout where a time capsule holds a letter from Naoki. It reveals Teddy's selfless sacrifice—he gave his life to bring Naoki, Mitsuru, and Ankh to safety.

Present Hidden hideout (altered present)

Public execution thwarted; Riders freed

The next day, Shocker moves to publicly execute captives. Shigeru returns Hino's Rider gear, and 1 and 2 appear to help unravel the conspiracy. A turncoat Shocker scientist undoes the brainwashing that bound the Riders, triggering a wave of public rebellion.

Next day Present, city

Allied Riders enter the battle; Great Leader defeated

A coalition of allies—Kikaider, Kikaider-01, Inazuman, and Zubat—joins the fray to repel Black and the Shocker Greeed. Hino gains new Rider powers and weakens the Great Leader as he transforms into Rock Great Leader, who is ultimately destroyed by the surge of Riders.

Present Present, battlefield

Naoki reveals his future lineage; farewell and onward

In the final twist, Naoki reveals himself as an older version of Naoki who once lived in the past, married Nokko, and became Mitsuru’s father. The threat is neutralized, and Hino bids farewell to Nogami as the DenLiner continues its journeys. The world is saved—for now—and the headline waits for tomorrow.

Final moments Present

OOO, Den-O, All Riders: Let’s Go Kamen Riders Characters

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Eiji Hino / Kamen Rider OOO (Shu Watanabe)

A present-day rider who teams with Kotaro Nogami to chase time anomalies. He exhibits courage and compassion for Naoki and Mitsuru, and grows through the escalating threat to history. His bond with Ankh and the DenLiner crew anchors the mission across eras.

🗡️ Hero ⏳ Time Traveler 🤝 Ally

Kotaro Nogami

A pragmatic DenLiner passenger who collaborates with Eiji to preserve history. He acts as a steadying influence, coordinating efforts to recover stolen medals and prevent timeline collapse. His leadership keeps the group focused amid shifting loyalties.

🧭 Leader ⏳ Time Traveler 🤝 Teamwork

Ankh

An Imagin whose self-serving schemes spark the initial conflict, yet he forms a complex, evolving alliance with the Riders. His actions set crucial events in motion, including medal exchanges and the creation of the Shocker Greeed. He remains a wily, unpredictable presence throughout the dueling timelines.

🗡️ Trickster ⏳ Time Traveler 🤝 Ally

Naoki

A boy pulled into a dangerous time leap, acting as the thread that ties present and past together. His presence motivates the journey across eras, and his fate becomes intertwined with Mitsuru and the other Riders. He catalyzes much of the narrative's urgency.

🧒 Catalyst 🌐 Time Traveler 🛡️ Protected

Mitsuru

Naoki's friend whose presence in the present adds emotional stakes to the mission. She and the other young characters become part of the resistance against Shocker's spread. Her role highlights the human cost of the timeline crisis.

🧒 Ally 🛡️ Protector 🤝 Teamwork

Nokko

A Scout who encounters the DenLiner crew and mistakes them for Shocker agents. Her eventual alignment with the Riders broadens the alliance against the villainous forces. She represents the foothold of ordinary people caught in extraordinary events.

🧭 Scout 🤝 Ally 🗺️ Crossroads

Teddy

A loyal ally who fights alongside Eiji and Nogami, ultimately making the ultimate sacrifice to ensure Naoki and friends escape. His bravery reinforces the cost of standing up to tyranny. His absence weighs heavily on the team after the pivotal moment.

🕯️ Sacrifice 🛡️ Loyalist 🤝 Companion

Great Leader of Shocker

The formidable mastermind behind Shocker's global plot, driving the Greeed and shaping the war against the Riders. He embodies the dangerous reach of Shocker, pushing the narrative toward a climactic confrontation. His power tests the Riders' resolve and unity.

👑 Villain 🗡️ Commander 🧭 Strategic

Shocker Greeed

A fusion-powered incarnation created by Shocker using Core/Cell Medals, presenting a nearly unstoppable threat. The Greeed acts as a central obstacle to the Riders’ plans and a symbol of Shocker's genetic-twisted ambitions. It forces the alliance to improvise under pressure.

🧪 Monster 🛡️ Antagonist ⚔️ Power

Owner (DenLiner)

The DenLiner's wary proprietor who cautions against altering history while ultimately guiding the crew through perilous time jumps. His quiet leadership helps hold the mission together during chaotic shifts between eras. He embodies the balance between adventure and responsibility.

🧭 Mentor 🛸 Navigator 🤝 Guide

Kamen Rider #1

The elder protector of peace who appears to aid the Riders in moments of crisis, signaling the long legacy of Kamen Rider champions. His presence reinforces the theme of enduring heroism across generations. He steps in at a critical turning point to help reverse the threat.

🛡️ Veteran 🗡️ Protector 🤝 Ally

Kamen Rider #2

The second legendary Rider who joins the ensemble to bolster the resistance against Shocker. His arrival marks the broadening of the Rider coalition across time. He contributes to the strategic defense of the group during the climactic battles.

🛡️ Veteran 🗡️ Protector 🤝 Ally

OOO, Den-O, All Riders: Let’s Go Kamen Riders Settings

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Time period

Present, 1971

The narrative unfolds across two time periods: the modern present and the year 1971, connected by time-traveling events. Medals and Imagin artifacts drive shifts in history, forcing characters to race against a tightening timeline. The consequences of altering history ripple through both eras, demanding decisive actions to restore balance.

Location

Japan (Present), 1971 Tokyo, DenLiner, Shocker Headquarters

The story bounces between present-day Japan and the past, with Tokyo as a central backdrop. The DenLiner trains a diverse crew across eras, linking modern riders with historical figures. Shocker's influence stretches across locations, culminating in a showdown at their headquarters.

🇯🇵 Japan 🗺️ Time travel 🏙️ City

OOO, Den-O, All Riders: Let’s Go Kamen Riders Themes

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Time Travel

Time travel is the engine of the plot, driving the DenLiner crew to chase anomalies across eras. Characters must navigate changing timelines while trying not to disrupt historical events. The story emphasizes how small choices can alter a future that everyone relies on.

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Sacrifice

Sacrifice surfaces as a core moral test, highlighted by Teddy's selfless act to safeguard Naoki, Mitsuru, and Ankh. The riders are repeatedly forced to weigh personal risk against the safety of others. These moments underscore the cost of heroism in a fraught battle for the future.

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Unity

A coalition forms across time, with riders from different eras and factions joining forces to resist Shocker. Trust and collaboration become essential as old rivals become allies against a common foe. The narrative celebrates collective strength over solitary heroism.

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OOO, Den-O, All Riders: Let’s Go Kamen Riders Spoiler-Free Summary

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In a world where time itself can be boarded like a train, a rickety yet otherworldly locomotive known as the Den‑Liner shuttles its passengers through the eras of Japan’s most beloved heroes. The film opens on a daring mission that propels the story into the nostalgic streets of 1971, a period pulsing with the charm of classic Kamen Rider lore while still humming with the kinetic energy of modern spectacle. The tone is a heady mix of bright‑eyed adventure and the uncanny feeling of stepping into a living comic‑book page, promising both reverence and fresh excitement.

The central quartet brings together distinct personalities from different generations. Eiji, the charismatic bearer of OOO’s power, carries the weight of his own legacy while navigating the quirks of his companions. Alongside him, the enigmatic Ankh offers a perspective shaped by a quest for forgotten artifacts, his restless curiosity often sparking both conflict and camaraderie. The seasoned time‑traveler Kotarō serves as the de facto guide, his seasoned bravado tempered by a genuine fondness for the past he visits. Adding a burst of impulsive energy, the fiery Imagin known as Momotaros injects bravado and humor, creating a dynamic that crackles with banter and unexpected alliances.

Together, these heroes must coordinate their very different approaches as they hop aboard the Den‑Liner and set their sights on a trio of mischievous Mole Imagin that threaten to ripple through history. The journey teeters between light‑hearted thrills and the subtle tension of meddling with time, inviting viewers to wonder how these disparate forces will mesh when faced with a shared, if not entirely understood, objective. The film’s style embraces vibrant action set‑pieces, vivid period details, and the trademark Kamen Rider flair, promising a ride that feels both nostalgically familiar and exhilaratingly new.

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