"Even today there are those who risk their lives to protect the world. Thirty Super Sentai who protect the Earth from dangerous enemies." GoGo Sentai Boukenger vs. Super Sentai is a multiple Sentai crossover film that celebrates the 30th Anniversary of the Super Sentai series. The team-up includes the Boukengers and special guests MagiYellow, AbareBlack, HurricaneBlue, DekaBreak, and MagiShine. They are joined by an unknown Ranger named AkaRed.
Katsuya Watanabe
Director
Mitsuomi Takahashi
Satoru Akashi / Bouken Red
Masashi Mikami
Souta Mogami / Bouken Blue
Chise Nakamura
Natsuki Mamiya / Bouken Yellow
Saito Yasuka
Masumi Inou / Bouken Black
Haruka Suenaga
Sakura Nishihori / Bouken Pink
Masayuki Deai
Eiji Takaoka / Bouken Silver
Nao Nagasawa
Nanami Nono / Hurricane Blue
Kaoru Abe
Asuka / Abare Black
Tomokazu Yoshida
Tetsu Aira / Deka Break
Hiroya Matsumoto
Tsubasa Ozu / Magi Yellow
Yousuke Ichikawa
Hikaru / Magi Shine
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