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| rdfs:comment | - It is similar to the Ultraman Series' Ultra BeamImage:Icon-crosswiki.png, being a well known and main finisher, especially it being used by the main Showa heroes. Some modern iterations of Kamen Rider TV shows showcase how the Rider Kick works visually. When the Rider activates a function on their belt, the power from it is channeled down the leg(s) and surges into the foot or both feet. After striking the target, the energy is very quickly released into the monster via the force of the impact, causing a chain reaction that makes the monster explode. Another, albeit non-canon, explanation was given in the Kamen Rider ZO manga, as a martial arts instructor described it as the manipulation of one's own ki energy into a focused point of the body to strike the critical weak point of an opponen
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| abstract | - It is similar to the Ultraman Series' Ultra BeamImage:Icon-crosswiki.png, being a well known and main finisher, especially it being used by the main Showa heroes. Some modern iterations of Kamen Rider TV shows showcase how the Rider Kick works visually. When the Rider activates a function on their belt, the power from it is channeled down the leg(s) and surges into the foot or both feet. After striking the target, the energy is very quickly released into the monster via the force of the impact, causing a chain reaction that makes the monster explode. Another, albeit non-canon, explanation was given in the Kamen Rider ZO manga, as a martial arts instructor described it as the manipulation of one's own ki energy into a focused point of the body to strike the critical weak point of an opponent.
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