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Kamen Rider Gotchard: The Future Daybreak 

Houtaro and friends are suddenly attacked by Glion. As they struggle against enemies that appear one after another from a space-time gate, they discover that enemies have been sent from the future! To protect the present and the future, Houtaro and Rinne travel through time and space to the devastated future. Thus the final battle, with everything on the line, finally begins!
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Houtaro and friends are suddenly attacked by Glion. As they struggle against enemies that appear one after another from a space-time gate, they discover that enemies have been sent from the future! To protect the present and the future, Houtaro and Rinne travel through time and space to the devastated future. Thus the final battle, with everything on the line, finally begins!

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Genre:Science Fiction, Adventure, Action
Directed By:Ryuta Tasaki
Written By:Keiichi Hasegawa
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:Toei Company, Ishimori Production, TV Asahi, ADK, Toei Agency

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