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Kamen Rider Jeanne & Kamen Rider Aguilera with Girls Remix

Kamen Rider Jeanne & Kamen Rider Aguilera with Girls Remix (仮面ライダージャンヌ＆仮面ライダーアギレラｗｉｔｈガールズリミックス, Kamen Raidā Jannu Ando Kamen Raidā Agirera Wizu Gāruzu Rimikkusu) is a 2022 Japanese tokusatsu (Japanese live-action genre with special effects, costumed heroes) web series, exclusive to Toei's Toei Tokusatsu Fan Club (TTFC) streaming service, that brings together female characters from across the Kamen Rider franchise. It is a spin-off of Kamen Rider Revice, the series produced for the franchise's 50th anniversary, and the first installment of the Girls Remix crossover series.¹^•²

Key fact	Detail
Format	Three-episode TTFC-exclusive web series, streamed from August 7 to September 11, 2022³
Home video	Edited into a single 57-minute feature for the Blu-ray/DVD release of March 8, 2023²^•³
Staff	Original work: Shotaro Ishinomori; director: Koichi Sakamoto; screenplay: Hiroki Uchida⁴
Leads	Ayaka Imoto as Sakura Igarashi / Kamen Rider Jeanne and Hikari Kabashima as Hana Natsuki / Kamen Rider Aguilera³
Theme song	"Riot in bloom", performed by Yui Asakura in her role as Hana Natsuki⁵
Place in continuity	Set between episodes 36 and 39 of Kamen Rider Revice¹
Tagline	"Flowers bloom on the battlefield" (戦いの野に、花が咲く。) ¹

Spoilers

Story and characters

The story begins when Akiko Narumi (Hikaru Yamamoto), of the Narumi Detective Agency, gathers a group of women at the Happy Bath bathhouse to investigate a case: Reika Shindai / Kamen Rider Sabela (Angela Mei), Izu (Noa Tsurushima), Poppy Pipopapa (Ruka Matsuda), and the two leads, Sakura Igarashi and Hana Natsuki. The women bond over their shared Kamen Rider connection, but Hana is troubled by a letter from someone claiming to be her true older sister asking to meet her. She leaves the bathhouse with Akiko, and the secret society Black Satan appears, intending to install Hana as its grand leader. Sakura rushes to protect her.⁴^•²

The special draws heavily on 1975's Kamen Rider Stronger, the series that introduced the franchise's first heroine, the Electro-Wave Human Tackle. Its villain is Ms. Titan, played by Rica Matsumoto, a feminine take on Stronger's adversary Titan, and it also features Kuroi Yuriko / Electro-Wave Human Black Tackle (Amane Fumiya), an evil counterpart to Tackle, alongside a modernized version of Black Satan's rabbit-eared soldiers.¹¹

The full credited cast spans nine returning heroines from past series: Hikaru Yamamoto (Akiko Narumi), Yuko Takayama (Rinko Daimon), Mio Kudo (Kanon Fukami), Ruka Matsuda (Poppy Pipopapa), Yukari Taki (Sawa Takigawa), Nene Shida as Tsukuyomi, Noa Tsurushima (Izu), Angela Mei (Reika Shindai), and Amane Fumiya (Kuroi Yuriko), with Hiroe Igeta as the voice of Kamen Rider Valkyrie, Miku Ito as the voice of Lovekov, and Rica Matsumoto as the voice of Mitsuko Fujimoto / Ms. Titan.¹⁰

Production and release

The special was the third TTFC-original streaming drama spin-off of Kamen Rider Revice, following Birth of Chimera. Its first episode began streaming on TTFC on August 7, 2022, with the second episode scheduled for August 21 and the final episode arriving on September 11.⁶^•⁷ A teaser released alongside Birth of Chimera in 2022 announced Yuko Takayama as Rinko Daimon from Kamen Rider Wizard and Hiroe Igeta voicing Kamen Rider Valkyrie from Kamen Rider Zero-One; the August 7 announcement added Mio Kudo as Kanon Fukami from Kamen Rider Ghost and Yukari Taki as Sawa Takigawa from Kamen Rider Build.⁸^•⁶

Director Koichi Sakamoto, who also directed the Revice television series and the TTFC original Yodonna, has said the project originated with producer Taku Mochizuki's proposal to center Jeanne and gather the franchise's past female Riders, an idea Sakamoto had earlier tested by assembling past Super Sentai villains for a 2018 V-Cinext crossover.²^•⁹

The home video release collected all three streamed episodes into one special version. The DVD (DSTD20716) listed at ¥5,280, the regular Blu-ray at ¥7,480, and a first-press limited Special Edition Blu-ray at ¥9,680, all with a 57-minute runtime; the Blu-ray editions include the three different ending videos for "Riot in bloom" as a bonus.² Six making-of installments were also streamed on TTFC, the last of them, "#END Making with Girls Crank Up", from January 1, 2023.¹⁰

Legacy as the first Girls Remix

The special founded the Girls Remix series, a TTFC-original line in which heroines from across Kamen Rider history team up. Its success led to Kamen Rider Majade with Girls Remix in May 2025, starring Rinne Kudo / Kamen Rider Majade from Kamen Rider Gotchard, and a fourth installment, Kamen Rider Eins with Girls Remix, announced for January 2026.⁹^•¹² Akiko Narumi and Hana Natsuki are the only cast members to appear in every installment of the series.¹³

Reception

The miniseries holds a 7.4/10 rating on IMDb from 35 votes.¹⁴ Reviewers highlighted the crossover's appeal to longtime fans: the review site My Shiny Toy Robots rated it 4.6/5, praising the Stronger-inspired designs, particularly Black Tackle and the updated Black Satan soldiers, while noting that the story centers on Sakura and Hana's relationship, which the special reframes from the more romantic subtext of Revice into an explicitly sisterly bond.¹¹ Letterboxd reviewers singled out Koichi Sakamoto's choreographed action sequences for each actress before the suit-actor transformation scenes.¹⁵

References

Initially written Oct 3, 2026 · Reviewed: Oct 25, 2026 · Edited: Oct 15, 2026; Oct 21, 2026; Oct 25, 2026; Nov 1, 2026