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Gosei Sentai Dairanger: The Movie
The Dairanger must save children who are transforming into playing cards by the powers of the Duke of Cards.
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The Dairanger must save children who are transforming into playing cards by the powers of the Duke of Cards.
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Genre:Fantasy, Action, Adventure
Written By:Noboru Sugimura
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Toei Company
Cast
Shohei Tôjô
Director
Keiichi Wada
Ryo / RyuuRanger
Tatsuya Nomi
Daigo / ShishiRanger
Ei Hamura
Shoji / TenmaRanger
Keisuke Tsuchiya
Kazu / KirinRanger
Natsumi Takahashi
Rin / HououRanger
Kôji Naka
Master Kaku
Ken'ichi Ishii
Duke of Cards (voice)
Rintaro Nishi
Shadam
Akiko Amamatsuri
Gara
Maroshi Tamura
Zydos
Reizō Nomoto
Baron String
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