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Episode 4: Get Out, Oni! I Am Serious
- Momotaros has teamed up with a dude stealing from a criminal organization - partly for the chance to fight, partly to pay back Ryotaro for the threads he'd bought while possessing him - and when Ryotaro wakes up, he is having none of it. He forces Momotaros back to the DenLiner, and tells him not to come back unless summoned. Then the Chameleon Imagin shows up, and Ryotaro in Plat Form gets his ass kicked, naturally. Despite this, he keeps getting back to his feet and trying, despite his poor reflexes and sloppy form. Momotaros starts yelling at Ryotaro to let him in and become Sword Form, or else Ryotaro's going to get killed. He doesn't care, because he refuses to work with a thief, and gets Momotaros to not only incorporate some standards, but also to apologize. And then, the two work together to Curb Stomp the Chameleon Imagin.
Episode 14: Dance With Dragon
- Den-O Gun Form fighting two Gigandeaths by summoning Ikazuchi and then combining all of the DenLiner cars for battle for the very first time. Even better, Den-O pilots the whole thing from the outside, riding on Ikazuchi's head!
Episode 18: A Clockwork Fiance
- The Wolf Imagin has been rampaging for the last episode and a bit aimlessly, while Ryotaro and the others sort out problems and such. Ryotaro fought it in Plat Form which, as per standard, was a Curb-Stomp Battle against him, the Imagin managed to dodge Ryutaros's finisher... then, once problems are resolved for all but Momotaros, who's a little pissed off that he was worried for no real reason, they fight the Wolf Imagin. Rod and Ax Form both fight the monster, and trade blows, although they do pretty well, and Kintaros was going to finish it, Ryotaro has them switch to Sword form to give Momotaros a turn. After being knocked around because Momotaros isn't even pretending to fight, Momotaros resolves his problems with Ryotaro... and then proceeds to Curb-Stomp Battle the Wolf Imagin right back, just striking him over and over with sword slashes, not getting hit once, then ending it with a new finisher which segueways into a Funny Momoment.
Episode 25: Climax Double Jump - Episode 26: The Ticket To God's Line
- This series does this logistically, by having Yuto/Kamen Rider Zeronos kidnap Ryotaro/Kamen Rider Den-O three times in the fortnight, and take them all back in time to the Edo period to fight Kamen Rider Gaoh, all without Ryotaro having any memory of the event. But Kamen Rider Gaoh doesn't actually start his evil plan until #27, which leads right into The Movie, which ends with Ryotaro almost beaten by Gaoh, until Zeronos shows up at the end with the three past versions of Ryotaro, allowing him/them to activate all four of his armor forms at once. In short, they used time travel to stop the evil plan and did so before it happened. One of the best uses of time travel in any series, ever.
Episode 36: No Possession, No Secession, Train Slash!
- Liner Form's debut. Ryotaro himself takes out two Imagin who formed a drill-like twister with a Den-Liner shaped attack.
Episode 46: Now To Reveal Love & Truth
- Both Liner and Zero Forms were having trouble with The Dragon Albinoleo Imagin. So how did they get out of this mess? A Big Damn Heroes in Sakurai going Altair Form.
Episode 47: You Wept Over My End
- Kintaros' apparent final battle as despite being surrounded and overwhelmed by numerous Imagin, he keeps fighting back to give the others time to escape the dilemma.
Episode 48: Opposite Goodbyes...
- Urataros pulling The Mole towards the literal New Mole Imagins, right before his apparent final battle as the others go ahead of him.
Episode 49: The Climax Goes On, No Matter What
- The entire final battle and Rasputinian Death of Kai. For the uninitiated, it's one hell of a Combination Attack.
Movies
Kamen Rider Den-O: I'm Born
- The actual point in the movie where all four forms of Den-O were used once. A climax from beginning to end.
Saraba Kamen Rider Den-O: Final Countdown
- When the DenLiner is left stranded in the middle of the sands of time, the Owner's response is to grab a normal old bicycle, put on a pair of jogging shorts, and power the train with his own two feet. And it works. Not to mention that he's even been shown jogging alongside the DenLiner, and keeping up! It's a greenscreen effect of course, but at one point he does that trick where you hold a cane in both hands and jump over it without letting go of the cane. It's not that easy.
- Worth pointing out, the Owner's actor Kenjiro Ishimaru is a regular competitor on Ninja Warrior and does well despite being in his 50s, adding an awesome subtext onto the character.
- All of Den-O's forms used is repeated again, where they do it a second time with even more forms at once.
- Kotaro/New Den-O and Teddy's arrival by destroying an Imagin in 8 seconds, and they made sure to count it themselves.
OOO Den-O All Riders: Lets Go Kamen Riders
- The film ending with, of course, as a Reunion Show with all previous Riders. The final battle though, sends chills down the spine with the final attack, the All Rider Break, a motorcycle ram with all of the riders. The quote from Ichigo seals it, a heartwarming line that shows just how far Kamen Rider has come.
