ZEZTZ Driver, Belts & Toys — Buying Guide

The ZEZTZ toy line has one genuinely new mechanical idea worth knowing before you buy anything: it's the first mainline Kamen Rider Henshin Belt worn across the chest instead of at the waist. Everything else in the lineup builds on that base unit. Here's what each official Bandai release actually is.

HENSHIN BELT DX ZEZTZ DRIVER

This is the base transformation belt used to become Kamen Rider ZEZTZ — the same item Baku receives from Zero in Case 1. It straps across the chest rather than the waist, and Bandai built it around 9 onboard LEDs that light the full belt and strap for a brighter, more visible effect than a standard hip-mounted driver. Play is built around inserting and turning Capsem capsules to trigger transformation and finishing-move sound effects.

A "4 Form Change Set" version bundles the Driver with the Capsems needed for the character's first several on-screen forms, and a "Complete NARIKIRI Set" bundles the Driver with the DX Breakam Zetser weapon below — the closest thing to a single all-in-one starter kit.

DX Breakam Zetser

ZEZTZ's signature sidearm is a swap-blade weapon: by exchanging the blade component, the Breakam Zetser converts between four modes — Sword, Gun, Axe, and Scythe. It's designed to pair with the Driver's Capsem system so the weapon's mode matches whatever form is active. For collectors, it's the piece that makes the difference between a static belt display and something that actually recreates on-screen combat poses.

Ex Dreamrise Capsem & ExDream Driver Buckle

This is the upgrade path for Kamen Rider Zeztz Exdream, the final form Baku unlocks partway through the series. In the show, the original Zeztz Driver doesn't get replaced so much as remade — Baku rebuilds it from the inside over what plays out as twenty subjective years inside his own dream, and it evolves into the Exdream Driver in the real world the moment he wakes. The toy line's Ex Dreamrise Capsem and ExDream Driver Buckle recreate that upgraded look and sound set. See our full Exdream explainer for the in-show story behind it.

What to check before you buy

• Base Driver vs. complete/NARIKIRI sets. The plain Driver won't include the Breakam weapon or a full Capsem set — check the listing title carefully.
• Region and language. These are Japan-market Bandai releases; sound bites and packaging text are in Japanese regardless of where the item ships from.
• Capsem compatibility. Capsems for the base Driver and the ExDream Driver Buckle are not automatically interchangeable — confirm which form a given capsule is built for before assuming it'll work with your Driver.
• Battery and LED function. The Driver's light-up effect depends on batteries; if buying used, ask the seller to confirm the LEDs and sound chip both still work.

Related reading

ZEZTZ Exdream Explained · ZEZTZ Episode 1 Explained · ZEZTZ Cast Guide

Written by Kakebo · Updated August 19, 2026. Product details sourced from Bandai's official Kamen Rider Toy Web listings.