Kamen Rider Hibiki

The sixth work in the Kamen Rider series of the Heisei era. It is a new generation special photography work made by Toei to commemorate another comic work "Transformation of Ninja Arashi" by Shotaro Ishimori, the original author of Kamen Rider. Hibiki's original name was "Sound Senshi Hibiki", but was later renamed "Kamen Rider Hibiki" due to Bandai's request. The Kamen Rider in this film is no longer based on insects or animals, but uses the most traditional Japanese legend "ghost", but retains some of the styling characteristics of Showa Knights, and the narrative style is similar to Heisei Knight's first work "Kamen Rider Kuuga". Since ancient times in Japan, there have been people who have cultivated in the mountains in order to achieve enlightenment. Due to accidental transformation, they have become aliens - ghosts. They have powers beyond ordinary people and protect humans against the attacks of the monster "demon demons". Because of this, they are worshiped as ghosts and gods by people. , Gradually, the ghosts systematized their abilities and divided them into schools that can be passed down. The ghosts and the humans who had been rescued by the ghosts to assist them formed a school called "Warriors", using various sound weapons created by the "purifying sound" to continue to fight against the "demon monsters". In the name of "complete rebirth", the style of "Kamen Rider Hibiki" is very different from the previous "Heisei Kamen Rider". This is the sixth game in the series "Kamen Rider Hibiki"