Another rider taking helm in the Shinkocchou Seihou line is Kamen Rider Decade. Aside from the obvious update from a five-year-old mold, the superb details lie on the belt. This one have all past rider logos and the buttons are now colored. Looking at the paint apps, this is now truer to his magenta motif that also is now more fluid that the previous release.
There are 8 extra hands, 1 extra violent emotion head, the Ride Booker in default, gun and sword mode, extra belt and his rider cards. Rather than just 10 cards, the set includes Illusion, a common card, slash, Blast and Invisible. There are two pairs of holding hands are different from each other to have a better differentiation for handling the sword or the gun. Ride Booker in default mode can be attached on the right side of the figure and will be able to hold at least one card inside. Finally, to use the extra open version of the Decadriver, you need to remove the one attached on the figure and the white sensor. Reattach the white part on to the opened version and on to the figure. The sensor can easily slug any cards in for that added realism touch.
Again, since this is a Shinkocchou Seihou release, the corrections from the first 2 have been done for this latest offering. It already combined with the violent emotion which I think is more cost-effective than it was. Similarly to Agito, the attention to detail is more focused on the belt that is more accurate from the color, the symbols needed to be included, as well as the word decade placed on top. What is truly missing and I was hoping that this was included on this set are the updated version of the big translucent rider cards to recreate his final attack or transformation sequence. The upside, even though I didn’t show in this review is that the belt fits in some Shinkocchou Seihou figures like Kuuga and Agito. A must try if you had those in SS versions.
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