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Kamen Rider Ghost: The 100 Eyecons and Ghost’s Fateful Moment
After chasing the mysterious Kamen Rider Dark Ghost, who had suddenly appeared, Takeru Tenkuji arrives at a strange village full of historical figures. Attempting to gather 100 Eyecons, Alain’s dead brother Argos - Kamen Rider Dark Ghost - wishes to create the Ultimate Eyecon and turn everyone on Earth into ghosts. Meanwhile, Makoto’s father Daigo Fukami is seen in the village. Transforming into Kamen Rider Zero Specter, is Daigo an ally or an enemy?
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After chasing the mysterious Kamen Rider Dark Ghost, who had suddenly appeared, Takeru Tenkuji arrives at a strange village full of historical figures. Attempting to gather 100 Eyecons, Alain’s dead brother Argos - Kamen Rider Dark Ghost - wishes to create the Ultimate Eyecon and turn everyone on Earth into ghosts. Meanwhile, Makoto’s father Daigo Fukami is seen in the village. Transforming into Kamen Rider Zero Specter, is Daigo an ally or an enemy?
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Genre:Science Fiction, Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Takuro Fukuda, Takuro Fukuda
In Theaters:
Box Office:$7,740,006
Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:Toei Company, Toei TV Production, ADK, TV Asahi, Toei Animation, Toei Video Company, Toei Advertising, Bandai
Cast
Satoshi Morota
Director
Shun Nishime
Takeru Tenkuji / Kamen Rider Ghost
Ryosuke Yamamoto
Makoto Fukami / Kamen Rider Specter
Hayato Isomura
Alain / Kamen Rider Necrom
Ikki Sawamura
Daigo Fukami / Kamen Rider Zero Specter
Hiroki Iijima
Kamen Rider Ex-Aid (voice)
Ryo Kimura
Argos / Kamen Rider Dark Ghost & Extremer
Hiroyuki Yasoshima
Jered / Kamen Rider Dark Necrom R
Hiroshi Tsunemichi
Jebil / Kamen Rider Dark Necrom B
Yuko Takayama
Jey / Kamen Rider Dark Necrom Y
Hikaru Osawa
Akari Tsukimura
Takayuki Yanagi
Onari Yamanouchi
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