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Decade: Film is canon and necessary to watch. Movie Wars 2010: Canon to both Double and Decade and necessary since it serves as a prequel/ending for the former/latter. Double: Film is canon, not necessary unless you watch the post-series films as well.
Decade: All Rider and Movie Wars are both canon. All Riders continue directly from where the episode end, and Movie Wars is set after the series. The Chou Den-O movie is set right after the Den-O episode as well, and the Den-O arc is just building up to it.
The short version is that, generally, movies featuring only one series are canon and crossover movies aren't. Neither of these is a hard rule, though (for instance, Heisei Generations Final is canon, but Movie War Core is not; Kamen Rider Drive: Surprise Future is canon, but Kamen Rider Zi-O: Over Quartzer is not).
As do most of the various KAMEN (MASKED) RIDER television series, RIDER ZO concerns itself with a human being who is transformed into a cyborg hero and subsequently challenges a ruthless and powerful menace (frequently an alien organization using a series of bizarre creatures to enforce their will) which rises to threaten the Earth.
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Multi-Act Format
Each film of the series is presented in several acts: 1. The first act is dedicated to the recently finished series and usually serves as an epilogue that follows the story of the characters after the events of their final episodes. 2. The second act is dedicated to the incumbent series and usually serves to tell an additional side-story involving the characters, allowing them to be developed in ways that do not make it on television. 3. The third and final act combines the narratives of both...
Full-Length Format
Starting in 2015, the one long full-length narrative format was introduced, in which it was followed by the entire Generations Series. Though not split into acts, several narrative elements has carried over such as the incumbent Rider being involved in an additional story while also serving as an epilogue to the recently finished Rider. In recent years, villains were often derived mainly from the incumbent series' while the films' story drew conceptual themes from the predecessor series'.
Most Movie War films feature the introduction of a Rider which would debut in the series' second-quarter arc, usually in the form of a cameo appearance. Initially, this would be the series' Secondary Rider, though this role would be given to another major supporting Rider in seasons where the secondary has already debuted earlier on.
The Movie War series can be considered the Kamen Rider Series' equivalent to the VS. movies of Super Sentai, which had celebrated its 15th anniversary before the start of the Movie War Series.Most Movie War films feature Legend Rider versions of the Kamen Riders' Collectible Devices. In some cases, the main Riders of each respective seasons will exchange powers; this may also occur in a...Almost every series has one or several movies, the only ommisions being Birth of the 10th! Kamen Riders All Together!! and Kamen Rider Kuuga (although the Riders of those series would be seen in later team-up films). Movies can be short, long, edits of episodes or accompagnated with special content.
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