12 years ago, the Daybreak Town Accident changed the world and brought forth a new prosperity towards artificial intelligence. But what if that were to all change? Sougo Tokiwa gave up his conquest for power after he chose to reset the world and live a mundane life. However as a Time Jacker began to alter history once again, Sougo is forced to take up the mantle as Kamen Rider Zi-O once again, as he meets Aruto Hiden, the native Rider of the world he has to save. This is the story of two Kamen Riders from two different worlds, whose fight together will ultimately determine the fate of all reality.
Teruaki Sugihara
Director
Fumiya Takahashi
Aruto Hiden / Kamen Rider Zero-One
So Okuno
Sougo Tokiwa / Kamen Rider Zi-O
Ryutaro Okada
Isamu Fuwa / Kamen Rider Vulcan
Noa Tsurushima
Izu
Hiroe Igeta
Yua Yaiba / Kamen Rider Valkyrie
Gaku Oshida
Geiz Myoukouin / Kamen Rider Geiz
Shieri Ohata
Tsukuyomi / Kamen Rider Tsukuyomi
Keisuke Watanabe
Woz / Kamen Rider Woz
Kazuya Kojima
Jun Fukuzoe
Koji Yamamoto
Soreo Hiden
Soko Wada
Will
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