Kamen Rider Kabuto 03

Episode 03; I am Justice!!; 俺が正義！！
	Kamen Rider Kabuto episode
Writer	Yonemura Shouji
Director	Tamura Naoki
Original air date	February 12, 2006
Viewership	8.9%
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Kamen Rider Kabuto
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Aired with MagiRanger Stage 49

Air date: February 12, 2006 (2006-02-12)

Important things that happened

Misaki nearly fires Kagami for letting Kabuto steal the Rider Bike after Kagami made off with it first.
A Worm mimics a girl named Tamai Yuki. Misaki dresses as a prostitute and lets herself be imprisoned to interrogate the Yuki who was captured by the police.
Tendou breaks into the police station to free Yuki in order to identify which one is the mimic.
Kagami sees someone who looks like Ryou.

A Worm who mimics Tamai Yuki when she witnesses it killing and mimicking a police officer.

Grandmother said this... "Thinking the world revolves around you, makes life more fun."

おばあちゃんは言っていた。世界は自分を中心に回っている。そう思った方が楽しいってな。

The episode title, while not seen in the episode itself, uses the tagline for the promotional poster for Kabuto: "I am justice!!"
Kagami repeats his line from the first episode about destroying all the Worms.

Kikuchi Mika portrayed DekaPink on Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger.
Murakami Kohei portrayed Kusaka Masato / Kamen Rider Kaixa on Kamen Rider 555.
- His character's name Uemura is just the kanji in Murakami switched and "kami" being pronounced "ue".

Original Creator:	Ishinomori Shoutarou (石ノ森章太郎)
Supervisor:	Onodera Akira (小野寺章)
Writer:	Yonemura Shouji (米村正二)
Director:	Tamura Naoki (田村直己) (TV Asahi)
Producer:	Kaji Atsushi (梶淳) (TV Asahi) Shirakura Shinichirou (白倉伸一郎) Takebe Naomi (武部直美) (Toei)
Music:	Haishima Kuniaki (蓜島邦明)
Cinematographer:	Inokuma Masao (いのくままさお)
Editor:	Osada Naoki (長田直樹)
Action Director:	Miyazaki Takeshi (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 (エーディーケー)