[XIG] Kamen Rider (Original Series) 01-25 (v3)

Part 1 (01-25): **#**901545
Part 2 (26-50): #901546
Part 3 (51-75+Movies): #901548
Part 4 (76-98): #901549

And it's done! I actually wanted to make just one torrent for all episodes, but uTorrent just kept running out of memory, so I'll just split them into 25s as usual.

Quick Honorifics Guide:

Most Common Honorifics:
-san: Basic honorific, used to show general respect.
-chan: Used to show endearment. Usually used to address children or girls.
-kun: Used to address someone in a lower position (eg. a manager addressing his worker)
-niichan/niisan: "(elder) brother" (doesn't have to be biological). Usually used by children addressing a young man.
-neechan/neesan: "(elder) sister" ("nee" is pronounced "neh"). Usually used by children addressing a young woman.

Lesser Used Honorifics:
Sempai / -sempai: Used to refer to someone your senior in a certain area (eg. school/work).
Sensei / -sensei: Used to refer to someone who is highly skilled in something (eg. doctors, teachers, professors)
-shi: For formal speech, addressing someone you don't know really well.

Changelog:

-"the Shocker" changed to "Shocker".
-"soldier" changed to "combatant"
-"Professor Death" changed to "Doctor Death". I initially didn't want to use "Doctor" because given the "cyborg surgery" thing in the series, I didn't want him to be mistaken for a medical doctor instead of what he actually is, a scientist. But now to think of it, "Doctor" sounds more menacing, so I changed it.
-"Brother" and "Sister" changed to "niichan/san" and "neechan/san" respectively. Some people might not like this, but I felt that translating them into "Brother" and "Sister" made everything sound like a church, and leaving them out is undertranslating. But I only use this to the extent of an honorific. If it's a standalone word, I translate it to "Bro" or "Sis".
-"Japanese/Mexican branch" etc. changed to "Japan/Mexico branch".
-Early episodes translations rechecked (to 21).