Bikerift Rider (franchise)

Franchise Information

Produced by: RBV Studios

Country of Origin: Indonesia

Original Languages: Indonesian, English

Genre: Tokusatsu, Family, Action, Adventure, Superhero, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Mecha, and Drama

Films and Television

Film(s): See below

Television Series: See below

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Bikerift Rider is an original Indonesian tokusatsu franchise inspired by the Kamen Rider and Metal Hero franchises. The franchise features transforming heroes equipped with advanced armor, transformation devices, collectible items, motorcycles, weapons, advanced technology, and giant mecha to protect humanity from powerful threats.

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Series Summary

Franchise Overview

Primary Rider:

Always male and serves as the main protagonist of each series.

Secondary Rider:

Always female and serves as the primary partner and supporting hero.

Extra Rider:

Additional Riders who appear throughout the series as allies, rivals, antiheroes, mentors, villains, or other supporting heroes. Their number, roles, powers, and affiliations vary from series to series.

Series Format:

Each Bikerift Rider series is a solo Rider story that introduces a new original storyline, world, characters, and power system while maintaining the franchise’s core identity. Every installment focuses on one main Rider, supported by Secondary and Extra Riders when needed. Each series features unique transformation devices, collectible items, armor designs, weapons, motorcycles, support vehicles, mecha, hero organizations, and villain factions. The franchise focuses on individual Rider battles, personal growth, friendships, justice, and humanity’s struggle against powerful threats.

Transformation Device:

Varies by series and may take the form of a Driver, Belt, Changer, Morpher, or another unique transformation device used to initiate transformation and access special abilities.

Transformation Item:

Special items used with the transformation device to activate transformations, unlock new forms, enhance abilities, summon weapons, or control mecha. The appearance and function of these items differ in every series.

Collectible Devices:

Certain series feature collectible items or devices that can be collected, combined, upgraded, or exchanged to unlock new powers, forms, equipment, or abilities. Examples include cards, medals, keys, crystals, chips, capsules, rings, coins, emblems, and other original collectibles.

Armor:

Every Rider possesses a unique suit of armor designed around the central theme of the series.

Weapons:

Riders utilize a wide variety of melee and ranged weapons, including multi-mode weapons, combination weapons, and signature finishing attacks.

Motorcycles:

Motorcycles are the signature vehicles of the Riders and represent the identity and mobility of each Rider.

Support Vehicles:

Some series feature cars, trucks, aircraft, helicopters, watercraft, drones, trains, or other specialized vehicles used for transportation, combat, rescue, and tactical operations.

Mecha:

Giant robotic machines used by Riders to fight large-scale threats, monsters, and enemy machines. Mecha designs, combination systems, and abilities vary between each series, featuring advanced technology and giant robot concepts inspired by combining mecha.

Organizations:

Each series introduces its own hero organizations, defense agencies, research institutes, military units, law enforcement divisions, or independent groups that support the Rider’s mission.

Villains:

Every series features original enemy organizations, monsters, rival Riders, alien invaders, demons, rogue artificial intelligences, criminal syndicates, ancient evils, or other powerful antagonists.

Setting:

Every series presents its own original world, story, characters, organizations, villains, powers, technology, and lore while remaining part of the overall Bikerift Rider franchise. Each installment is designed to stand on its own while sharing the core identity of the franchise.

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List of Main Series

1. Bikerift Rider (TBA - Present)

Themes: Adventure Instructors • animals • Mythology 

Theatrical releases

FOV releases