- country:Japan
- Languages:Japanese
- Genre:Soundtrack
- Official site:http://www.tv-asahi.co.jp/double/
- Wiki:https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/仮面ライダーシリーズ
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Kamen Rider (OST) Lyrics
- W-B-X 〜W-Boiled Extreme〜 [Transliteration]
- NEXT LEVEL [Thai translation]
- Exterminate Time lyrics
- レッツゴー!! ライダーキック [Let's Go!! Rider Kick] [Transliteration]
- Exterminate Time [English translation]
- NEXT LEVEL lyrics
- 戦え! 仮面ライダーV3 [Tatakae! Kamen Rider V3] [Transliteration]
- 戦え! 仮面ライダーV3 [Tatakae! Kamen Rider V3]
- W-B-X 〜W-Boiled Extreme〜 lyrics
- レッツゴー!! ライダーキック [Let's Go!! Rider Kick]
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