Is there any difference in plot between the American version of Kamen Rider Ryuki and the Japanese version?

In the Japanese version of Dragon Knight, every knight fights other knights for his own wishes and for his so-called justice, and sometimes does heinous things (knights who do whatever it takes to win) There are many people there). On this basis, the American version added the settings of the alien demon king and the aboriginal Kamen Riders of the mirror world, and also changed the original 13 knight settings. It can be said that the American version focuses on fighting the alien demon king, while the Japanese version focuses more on exploring the theme of "human nature and human desires."

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"Kamen Rider Ryuki" is the third work in the Heisei Kamen Rider series. The promotional slogan is "You can't survive without fighting."

The story of Ryuki is based on the theme of mirrors - as the play says: "Mirrors can reflect people's nature", and Kamen Rider is no exception.

Under the "reflection" of the mirror, knight is no longer synonymous with justice (hero).

In this game, each knight fights against other knights for his own wishes and for his so-called "justice", and sometimes even does heinous things.

"Kamen Rider Ryuki" is the first work about knights transformed by cards. It not only adds many new elements, but also has as many as 13 Kamen Riders in the series.