The full DX toy line and TAF figures for Kamen Rider Mice are revealed, with releases running from late August through early October 2026. The first episode began a free broadcast on Toei's YouTube channel on September 6, 2026.
Kamen Rider Mice is the 8th Reiwa Rider series, following Kamen Rider Zets, and it airs starting in September 2026. The show depicts a mouse vs. cat conflict, with the main Rider themed on a mouse. The Zodiac Alliance appears. The series is written by Naruhisa Arakawa, whose return after 26 years is noted as a point of interest alongside the mouse theme and the revived Zodiac Alliance.
Bandai revealed the toy lineup in stages. The centerpiece is the Transformation Belt DX Mice Driver, which supports two wearing styles: chest and waist. Worn on the chest it transforms the user into Kamen Rider Mice; worn on the waist with the separately sold Hammer Bone Buckle it transforms into Kamen Rider Lido. The driver releases on September 5, 2026 for 7,920 yen. A special set including the driver, Hammer Bone Buckle, and Ride Egzu 1 allows transformation into both Riders for 10,670 yen. A first-production limited special roleplay set enables transformation into five Riders and includes the exclusive Ride Egzu 1 Origin, priced at 14,960 yen. Other items include the DX Mice Edge weapon, the DX Ride Watter Egzu bike, and multiple Rider Egzu and Bone Buckle sets, with releases from August 29 to October 3, 2026.
A second wave of items followed: the DX Ex-Pack storage case with Build Ride Eggs, the DX Hoko Crow stamp toy with Owl Seed Eggs, the DX Mice Phone with Faiz Ride Eggs, the DX Juunishi Alliance Rider Weapons Set 01, and the DX Legend Rider Eggs Set 01. Release dates for these run from September 5 to October 3, 2026. The action figure line, renamed TAF from Kamen Rider Action Figure, launches with figures of Mice, Maou, Datt, and Rido, plus soft vinyl Rider Hero Series versions of Maou, Rido, and Datt.
Episode 1 began a free missed broadcast on September 6, 2026 via Toei Tokusatsu YouTube Official.
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Toei began the missed broadcast of Kamen Rider Mice Episode 1 on September 6 via its Toei Tokusatsu YouTube Official channel. The series is the 8th Reiwa Rider series and follows Kamen Rider Zets. It depicts a mouse vs. cat conflict, with the main Rider themed on a mouse. The Zodiac Alliance also appears.
Bandai revealed five new Kamen Rider Mice items: the DX Ex-Pack storage case with Build Ride Eggs, the DX Hoko Crow stamp toy with Owl Seed Eggs, the DX Mice Phone with Faiz Ride Eggs, the DX Juunishi Alliance Rider Weapons Set 01, and the DX Legend Rider Eggs Set 01. Release dates run from September 5 to October 3, 2026.
Bandai has revealed the full lineup of DX transformation toys and the new TAF action figure series for the upcoming Kamen Rider Mice TV series, which begins airing in September 2026. The centerpiece is the Transformation Belt DX Mice Driver, the first in the franchise to support two wearing styles: chest and waist. Attached to the chest, the belt transforms the user into Kamen Rider Mice; attached to the waist with the separately sold Hammer Bone Buckle, it transforms into Kamen Rider Lido. The DX Mice Driver releases on September 5, 2026, for 7,920 yen. A special set including the driver, Hammer Bone Buckle, and Ride Egzu 1 allows transformation into both Riders for 10,670 yen. A first-production limited special roleplay set enables transformation into five Riders and includes the exclusive Ride Egzu 1 Origin, priced at 14,960 yen. Additional items include the DX Mice Edge weapon, the DX Ride Watter Egzu bike, and multiple Rider Egzu sets and Bone Buckle sets, with release dates ranging from August 29 to October 3, 2026. The TAF series, renamed from Kamen Rider Action Figure, launches with figures of Mice, Maou, Datt, and Rido, plus soft vinyl Rider Hero Series versions of Maou, Rido, and Datt.