【Kamen Rider Zeztz】 The agent's favorite Code Phone becomes a reality! Play over 35 voices, plus recording and voice-changing features! The DX Code Phone & Sound Punish Capsem set is here!

The sensation of holding a gadget from Kamen Rider Zeztz is where the fun begins. The DX Code Phone easily transcends the boundaries of a simple toy, providing an experience that makes you feel like an agent straight out of the show. When messages from Zero or Nox play, the simple act of pressing a button creates the thrilling illusion that you are part of the story. With a substantial volume of over 35 recorded voices, there's a new discovery every time you listen. The design avoids monotony, ensuring you'll want to play with it again and again.

The true appeal of this product lies in the “differences” that long-time fans of the series will appreciate most. Since all the Rider Capsem explanation voices are newly recorded, it feels like an entirely different experience from previous devices. You'll be surprised at how much the tone and presentation can change the impression of a familiar world. It even features a recording function that lets you transform and play back your own voice. While this might seem like a minor extra at first, it's actually quite deep and significantly expands the scope of play.

Touching the Sound Punish Capsem, you immediately feel that “the operation itself is the performance.” Rotating it or pressing buttons—each movement has a clear meaning beyond just making a sound. A key feature is the ability to switch between three modes: Pre-transformation, Transformation (no voice), and Transformation (with voice), allowing you to enjoy completely different vibes from the same item. In the “with voice” mode, Sieg’s voice overlaps, instantly heightening the sense of realism. The synergy between sound and tactile operation truly makes the story feel like it's unfolding in the palm of your hand.

The excitement of this set isn't limited to standalone play. By combining it with the separately sold DX Breakam Dawn, the layering of sounds and timing changes, allowing for a more dynamic performance. The mechanism where additional sound effects overlap the transformation sound just by inserting and rotating the Capsem is simple, yet the experience is surprisingly grand. Since the sounds also change during post-transformation maneuvers and finisher timings, it functions not just as a playback device, but as an item that gains depth the more you play with it.

The inclusion of Sieg's character voices is another highlight. The number of lines is perfectly balanced—not too many, not too few—and focused on his most iconic quotes, making you naturally want to use them during play. This addition of voices is the essence of the product, evolving it from mere sound-effect play into a full “role-playing experience.” Once you hold it, the way the voices, sounds, and operations unite will vividly recreate scenes in your mind.

The combination of the DX Code Phone and Sound Punish Capsem is a highly polished set that balances three key elements: “Audio,” “Operation,” and “Interconnectivity.” The design, which is enjoyable on its own but gains immense depth when combined, is a major draw for those who want long-lasting play value. Beyond the flashy exterior, the meticulous attention to detail that makes you want to pick it up again and again is what truly sustains the value of this item.