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For the series' main heroes, Rex and Vice, please see James Carlson and Vice.
Hasbro's Demon Warriors is an American superhero television series co-developed by Hasbro and Toei Company, serving as both an adaptation of Kamen Rider Revice (the thirty-second installment of the Kamen Rider Series) as well as the first entry in what would later become to be known as the Justice Warriors Series. The show began airing on September 2, 2023 alongside Power Rangers Robo Force as part of Netflix's brand new Super-Charged Afternoons programming block and the series motifs are animals, stamps and demons.
After Robo Force had concluded on February 17, 2024, Demon Warriors was joined in the lineup the following week by Power Rangers Ancient Legends. The week after Demon Warriors' finale, the series would be replaced in the lineup by Hasbro's TBA Warriors.
Production
To be added.
Plot
An organization known simply as The Dealership is an evil group that sells their nefarious services to humans and through the use of the mysterious Demon Stamps, heartless monsters known as D-Droids are born from within the human's heart and will do whatever it takes to make their contract owners greedy and selfish desires come true by any means necessary! They also use the stamps they collect to find and locate the suitable vessels that they need in order to be able to revive their master, Lord Zorgaroth.
However, one hero stands in their way to protect the world and he himself has a contract with Vice, a kind hearted, wise cracking and 4th wall breaking D-Droid that lives within his body. Can James and Vice save the day or will The Dealership conquer all?
Characters
Justice Warriors
TV Show
| Demon Warrior Rex | James Carlson |
| Demon Warrior Vice | Vice |
| Demon Warrior Revice | James Carlson & Vice |
| Demon Warrior Noble | Drew Carlson |
| Demon Warrior Shadow | Claw/Drew Carlson ► Claw |
| Demon Warrior Fang | Olivia Carlson |
| Demon Warrior Toxin | Ryan Lopez ► Olteca ► George Myers |
| Demon Warrior Imperial | Danny Adams ►◄ Amon/Danny Adams |
| Demon Warrior Unity | Luke Davis/Danny Adams |
| Demon Warrior Lethal Toxin | Jacob Parker |
| Demon Warrior Venom | Hannah Fenton |
Movie-exclusive
| Demon Warrior Century | Caleb Hawkins/Nathaniel Hawkins |
Allies
Carlson Family Bathhouse
Phoenix Corps
Demons
Rockefeller Foundation
- Courtney Parker
- Gerald Parker
- Colin Myers
- Finn O'Connell
- Several unnamed members
Villains
The Dealership
| Queen Bee D-Droid | Aguilera |
| Squid D-Droid & Shrimp D-Droid | Olteca |
| Wolf D-Droid | Julio |
| Chameleon D-Droid | "Kyle Dawson" |
| Tiger D-Droid | Emmanuel Davies |
| Worm D-Droid | Maya Collins |
D-Droids
- Mammoth D-Droid
- Rex D-Droid
- Mantis D-Droid
- Shark D-Droid
- Gorilla D-Droid
- Lion D-Droid
- Kangaroo D-Droid
- Cheetah D-Droid
- Brachiosaurus D-Droid
- Jellyfish D-Droid
- Worm D-Droid
- Koala D-Droid
- Hammerhead D-Droid
- Elephant D-Droid
- Rafflesia D-Droid
Contract Holders
- Unnamed Convict
- Jason Greenwood
- Michael Armstrong
- Sophia Vilanova
- #MisterBon
- Alex Cage
- Scamming Group
- Amanda O'Neal
- Charlotte Rhodes
- Alex Brightman
The Cult of Shadows
Spirits
Devil Warrior Brigade
| Devil Warrior #1 | Unnamed Demon |
| Devil Warrior #2 | Unnamed Demon |
| Devil Warrior Cobra | Unnamed Demon |
| Devil Warrior Eternal | Unnamed Demon |
| Devil Warrior Sorcerer | Unnamed Demon |
| Devil Warrior Duke | Unnamed Demon |
| Devil Warrior Flight | Unnamed Demon |
| Devil Warrior King | Unnamed Demon |
Episodes
Main article: Episodes (Demon Warriors)
- Signing the Contract
- Bad to the Bone
- Hostage Situation
- Soaring to New Heights
- Who is the Traitor?
- The Face Behind the Mask
- Skateboarding Spiders
- A Family Vacation in Hell
- Runaway Brother
- Breaking Free
- Davis and Adams: Heroes for Life
- My Demonic Sister (Part 1)
- My Demonic Sister (Part 2)
- An Acciderrrntal Power-Up!
- Betrayal...
- Target Acquired
- My Christmas Wish
- A Volcanic Reaction
- Miraculous Elements
- Webs of Danger
- Ryan's Last Stand (Part 1)
- Ryan's Last Stand (Part 2)
- The Dark Vice Rises
- Demons Just Wanna Have Fun
- Save the Doctor
- Family Matters
- Heavenly Justice
- A Demons Rampage
- Extreme Wind
- Another Fudging Clipshow
- It's Showtime (Part 1)
- It's Showtime (Part 2)
- The Vision of a Queen
- Till Death Do Us Part
- Demon Vs Demon
- Crimes Against Humanity
- The Great Purge
- Bring Her Back Home
Movies
Specials
Notes
- There were two versions of the show produced for Netflix during it's run due to Hasbro's wishes to make a more mature series that teens and young adults who watched the original Japanese version online could get behind. These were:
- The "Kid-Friendly" version which aired at 12pm EST on Saturday afternoons as part of the Super-Charged Afternoons block. This version censors any depictions of adult themes by either replacing the word that was just said or the drink being consumed (in the case of swearing and alcohol use) or showing shots from a different angle/perspective (graphic violence). This version is rated TV-PG.
- The "True" version would air at 10pm EST on Saturday evenings and it would keep all the beforementioned things intact. Despite the series not being an anime, this version of the show would also be shown during Adult Swim's Toonami block an hour later at 11pm EST. This version is rated TV-14-LV.
- Because of this series, Revice is the first Kamen Rider series to be adapted since Ryuki was adapted into Dragon Knight in early 2009.
- This is the first time since Saban's Masked Rider that both a Sentai and Rider adaptation have aired on the same network (Or in this case, streaming service) during their runs.
- Despite being set in the same universe as it's first Super-Charged Afternoons partner (Power Rangers Robo Force), Demon Warriors is actually set AFTER the final battle with Emperor Zenkai which explains Luke and Danny's appearances from episode 11 onwards (Even though it ain't a sequel and Robo Force was still airing at the time of the show's premiere). Although it's second partner has been confirmed to be set in an alternate universe despite featuring Luke and Danny as part of it's main cast.
See Also
- Kamen Rider Revice - Kamen Rider counterpart.
