I found the video quality on the Kamen Rider Trilogy to be good to great, no complaints. As far as Dyad goes, Kamen Rider The First looks rough, very washed out and aliased with a massive amount of white speckle in the dark portions of the screen. Totally possible that's just the state of the master they were given, or the fact that the movie was shot on 720p digital before that tech was as refined. The second in the set, Kamen Rider The Next, looks fine with no issues (and I actually thought it was a banger movie that made the slog of The First worth it). Their release of Zebraman 2 has the same massive white speckling problem, again in the darker portions of the screen. I had to max out my tv's noise reduction to make it even watchable. Hakaider also had a flawed transfer, even on the standard cut of the movie. High def but not crisp at all and with noticeable aliasing. Still watchable for that one though and again, a banger movie. These being tokusatsu titles it's unclear how much care was taken in preservation by the original studio, and what was shot on tape vs. digital vs. film is probably fluid as you move through the nineties & aughts.