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Kamen Rider Ghost RE:BIRTH - Kamen Rider Specter
A continuation from the Kamen Rider Ghost TV series, this is the story of Makoto, Alain, and Kanon who have traveled back to the Ganma World. It will explain the connection between Makoto and the Makoto doppelganger. Kanon’s secret will be revealed as well.
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A continuation from the Kamen Rider Ghost TV series, this is the story of Makoto, Alain, and Kanon who have traveled back to the Ganma World. It will explain the connection between Makoto and the Makoto doppelganger. Kanon’s secret will be revealed as well.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Action, Adventure
Written By:Takuro Fukuda
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Toei Company
Cast
Kazuya Kamihoriuchi
Director
Ryosuke Yamamoto
Makoto Fukami / Kamen Rider Specter
Hayato Isomura
Alain / Kamen Rider Necrom
Mio Kudo
Kanon Fukami
James Onoda
Danton / Evolude
Aya Marsh
Chloe
Shun Nishime
Takeru Tenkuji
Hikaru Osawa
Akari Tsukimura
Takayuki Yanagi
Onari Yamanouchi
Takuya Mizoguchi
Shibuya Hachioji
Reo Kansyuji
Narita
Yasuomi Sano
Yasushi Onodera
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