Jailbreak Rider

Season 12Episode 1830 minJun 2, 2002
Jailbreak Rider
Imprisoned criminal Takeshi Asakura is approached by Shiro in joining the Rider Fight to grudge against lawyer Shuichi Kitaoka who refuses to release him. Meanwhile, after Yui saw Eri's terrible condition in the hospital, she blames herself for causing this disaster. With the breaking news of Takeshi's sudden jailbreak spreading across the nation, Shinji ride into his action as a journalist for the first time.
Jailbreak Rider has aired on Jun 2, 2002 at 8:00 AM
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