Takeshi Hongo is a promising young man with a passion for motorcycle racing. However, his dreams are suddenly ruined when he gets kidnapped by Shocker, the evil secret organization planning to dominate the world. After being remodeled into a cyborg, Takeshi escapes and swears to protect the world from the inhuman monsters.
The best episode of "Kamen Rider" season 33 is "Daybreak F: The Cordially Invited Rider", rated 5/10 from 2 user votes. It was directed by Shojiro Nakazawa and written by Yuya Takahashi. "Daybreak F: The Cordially Invited Rider" aired on 9/4/2022 and is rated 1.0 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Encounter 1: Treasure Hunt and Theft".
The finals of the Desire Grand Prix are underway when Keiwa Sakurai, a man down on his luck after a failed job interview, is caught in the midst of things.
Director: Shojiro Nakazawa
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
Ace has won the Desire Grand Prix and the entrants for the next series assemble as they are tasked to go on a treasure hunt.
Director: Shojiro Nakazawa
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
Neon is asked by her mother to quit her successful streaming channel when a new zombie round of the Desire Grand Prix begins; Ace and Michinaga have a bet on who will do better in the next round.
Director: Teruaki Sugihara
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
With Kanato and Neon infected, and tensions surrounding them high, the remaining contestants prepare for the finale wave of the zombie round.
Director: Teruaki Sugihara
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
Michinaga's job has him renovating Ace's house when they are called in for round three of the Desire Grand Prix: a duos battle that resembles a concentration-like card game.
Director: Takayuki Shibasaki
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
In the midst of the duos round, the others find out that Morio is a wanted criminal as he proposes to Michinaga a change in partners.
Director: Takayuki Shibasaki
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
Keiwa rediscovers childhood memories of what he wanted to be when he grew up; the final boss of this Desire Grand Prix has appeared, who has left previous games with no winner.
Director: Kazuya Kamihoriuchi
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
Keiwa's sister calls with news of a monster attack, but before the Kamen Riders can finish the round, Keiwa learns a shocking truth about his past.
Director: Kazuya Kamihoriuchi
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
Kicking the can becomes near impossible, bringing forth a new side-quest of hatching eggs.
Director: Shojiro Nakazawa
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
Ace gets another wish for winning the Desire Grand Prix, now competing with a brand new set of competitors in a new game. A game which includes the staff controlled Punk Jack from last game.
Director: Shojiro Nakazawa
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
The second round of this game has begun, transporting the players to an alternate dimension where they must each escort a civilian, with Keiwa being among the group of civilians.
Director: Teruaki Sugihara
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
While the players must figure out a Jyamato password to leave, Keiwa rediscovers his desire for a better world.
Director: Teruaki Sugihara
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
A mysterious girl appears to all of the remaining contestants, forcing a competition to reclaim their drivers.
Director: Koichi Sakamoto
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
Win and Ace both still lack drivers in order to continue in the Desire Grand Prix, while the Gamemaster takes things into his own hands.
Director: Koichi Sakamoto
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
It's time for Keiwa, Neon, and Michinaga to compete in the Desire Grand Prix finals, but things feel odd with Ace not here with them.
Director: Koichi Sakamoto
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
Keiwa and Neon are told that the next round is a hunt to take out Ace, but they and Tsumuri struggle with the gamemaster's decision for this illegal game.
Director: Shojiro Nakazawa
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
A new gamemaster is in place and a new Desire Grand Prix is set in motion that sees the contestants living together to find a spy among them.
Director: Shojiro Nakazawa
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
The contestants learn that they must vote on who the DisaStar is, and they will be ejected, no matter if they are the spy or not; Jamato arrive to compete in a sports game against the contestants.
Director: Teruaki Sugihara
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
The contestants continue their ball game as the time ticks away to place votes for the DisaStar.
Director: Teruaki Sugihara
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
A new game begins that involves the Jamato delivering bombs.
Director: Kyouhei Yamaguchi
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
Sae must save her family from a bomb while Beroba puts together her own anti-Kamen Rider team.
Director: Kyouhei Yamaguchi
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
The Jyamato haven't been sent out in a while, so a new game begins against the Gamemaster - a game of tag.
Director: Shojiro Nakazawa
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
Beroba has taken Chirami's Driver, rendering the current round of the Desire Grand Prix null.
Director: Shojiro Nakazawa
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
Ace, Keiwa and Neon talk with their supporters as the Desire Grand Prix is put on hold and replaced with a special episode.
Director: Shojiro Nakazawa
Writer: Yuya Takahashi
Beroba starts up her own Jamato Grand Prix, but the Desire Grand Prix contestants refuse to sit idle as the Jamato run loose on the city.
Director: Takayuki Shibasaki
Writer: Yuya Takahashi