DVD release of the live stage show featuring Engine Sentai Go-Onger in 2009.
Director
Yasuhisa Furuhara
Sosuke Esumi / Go-On Red
Shinwa Kataoka
Renn Kousaka / Go-On Blue
Rina Aizawa
Saki Rouyama / Go-On Yellow
Masahiro Usui
Hant Jou / Go-On Green
Kenji Ebisawa
Gunpei Ishihara / Go-On Black
Hidenori Tokuyama
Hiroto Sutou / Go-On Gold
Yumi Sugimoto
Miu Sutou / Go-On Silver
Akiko Nakagawa
BOMPER (voice)
Kiyoyuki Yanada
Land Pollution Minister Yogostein, Crime Minister Yogoshimacritein (voice)
Mitsuaki Madono
Air Pollution Minister Kitaneidas (voice)
Tori Matsuzaka
Takeru Shiba / Shinken Red (voice)
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