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Kamen Rider ZEZTZ: Transformation Classroom (2025)
Welcome to Transformation Classroom! Baku Yorozu aka Code Number: 7 shows off all of the secrets of his transformation to Kamen Rider ZEZTZ! Enter the command center in Baku's subconscious to find details on ZEZTZ Driver, Capsems, Technolom Machinery, and ZEZTZ Gear.
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Welcome to Transformation Classroom! Baku Yorozu aka Code Number: 7 shows off all of the secrets of his transformation to Kamen Rider ZEZTZ! Enter the command center in Baku's subconscious to find details on ZEZTZ Driver, Capsems, Technolom Machinery, and ZEZTZ Gear.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Science Fiction
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In Theaters:9/17/2025
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Toei Company
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