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Kamen Rider Den-O
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Air date: April 15, 2007 (2007-04-15)

Kensaku explains the reason of abandoning his daughter and his contract with Ivy Imagin.
DenLiner follows Ivy Imagin back to the past. But instead of fighting, K-Ryoutarou chases Kasumi who had just left home, telling her to believe in her father.
Owner banishes Kintaros from DenLiner because he aided Ivy Imagin and changed the flow of time by interfering of what actually happened in the past.
DenLiner stops at the time just before Ryoutarou met Kasumi for the first time. They witness that instead of chasing out to find Ryoutarou, Kasumi raced out to find her father instead and she makes up with him.
Because of this, Kasumi never met Ryoutarou, Kensaku never made the wish and Ivy Imagin never appeared. Kintaros did not aid the Imagin nor changed the flow of time.
Kintaros is allowed to continue staying on DenLiner, but Owner warns him to never do that again.

Voiced by: Keiichi Sonobe
Legend: Jack and the Beanstalk (ジャックと豆の木)
Contract holder: Kobayashi Kensaku
Contract Wish: Wants to see Kasumi.
Way to fulfill: Ruin Kasumi's career, so she won't go to Paris and stay in Japan.

The production manager was passionate about making Kasumi a star, but Kasumi wanted to quit modeling so she could stay with her father and help out. In order to make Kasumi's dream of becoming a model come true, Kensaku drove Kasumi from the house and cut his relation with her. Since then, with Manager Otsuki's help, he had been supporting his daughter from the shadows by presenting her kasumisou flowers.

Kasumi remembered K-Ryoutarou's words from 2006 of telling to believe in her father. So instead of hating her father all this time, she continue to believe and finally confirms that the "kasumisou" person is her father.

The episode title is a reference to Run, Melos! a "widely read classic in Japanese schools". It's probably here because there's a train named after it, Tsugaru 21 Series Hashire Melos-gou (mentioned in Toqger Station 10's train section).
Airi serves Ryoutarou garlic lemonade.
Kintaros blows his nose in Ryoutarou's handkerchief.
Kasumi's interview in the hotel happens exactly the same as the beginning of episode 11, but instead of finding Ryoutarou, she finds her father Kensaku.
Momotaros didn't get to transform in this episode.

Original Creator:	Ishinomori Shoutarou (石ノ森章太郎)
Supervisor:	Onodera Akira (小野寺章)
Writer:	Yonemura Shouji (米村正二) Kobayashi Yasuko (小林靖子) (Dialog Supervisor)
Director:	Sakamoto Tarou (坂本太郎)
Producer:	Kaji Atsushi (梶淳) (TV Asahi) Shirakura Shinichiro (白倉伸一郎) Takebe Naomi (武部直美) (Toei)
Music:	Sahashi Toshihiko (佐橋俊彦)
Cinematographer:	Inokuma Masao (いのくままさお)
Editor:	Osada Naoki (長田直樹)
Action Director:	Miyazaki Tsuyoshi (宮崎剛) (Japan Action Enterprise)
Tokusatsu Director:	Butsuda Hiroshi (佛田洋)
Production:	TV Asahi (テレビ朝日) Toei (東映) ADK

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 ==Trivia==
-*The episode title is a reference to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Run,_Melos! Run, Melos!] a "widely read classic in Japanese schools".
+*The episode title is a reference to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Run,_Melos! Run, Melos!] a "widely read classic in Japanese schools". It's probably here because there's a train named after it, '''Tsugaru 21 Series Hashire Melos-gou''' (mentioned in Toqger Station 10's train section).
 *Airi serves Ryoutarou garlic lemonade.
 *Kintaros blows his nose in Ryoutarou's handkerchief.