Kamen Rider Kiva: King of the Castle in the Demon World
When a powerful new foe known as the Legendorga arises in 2008, Wataru investigates the mystery behind the crisis, which brings him in contact with a man Nago once knew, Shiramine Takato, whose 3WA also possess their own Rider System. When Shiramine explains how everything began in 1986, Wataru uses Castle Doran’s Time Door to travel back in time, leading him to meet his father face-to-face at last. But has Wataru managed to change the future, or will the Legendorga still rise and enslave humanity?
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When a powerful new foe known as the Legendorga arises in 2008, Wataru investigates the mystery behind the crisis, which brings him in contact with a man Nago once knew, Shiramine Takato, whose 3WA also possess their own Rider System. When Shiramine explains how everything began in 1986, Wataru uses Castle Doran’s Time Door to travel back in time, leading him to meet his father face-to-face at last. But has Wataru managed to change the future, or will the Legendorga still rise and enslave humanity?
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Genre:Science Fiction, Action, Adventure
Written By:Toshiki Inoue
In Theaters:
Box Office:$6,576,399
Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Toei Company, TV Asahi, Toei Animation, Toei Video Company, ADK, Toei Advertising, Bandai
Cast
Ryuta Tasaki
Director
Koji Seto
Wataru Kurenai / Kamen Rider Kiva
Kouhei Takeda
Otoya Kurenai / Kamen Rider Ixa Prototype
Shouma Yamamoto
Takato Shiramine / Kamen Rider Rey
Ken Horiuchi
Takashi Sugimura / Kamen Rider Arc
Nana Yanagisawa
Megumi Aso / Kamen Rider Ixa
Tomokazu Sugita
Kivat-bat the 3rd (voice)
Keisuke Kato
Keisuke Nago / Kamen Rider Ixa
Yu Takahashi
Yuri Aso / Kamen Rider Ixa Prototype
Kohei Kumai
Kengo Eritate
Rina Koike
Shizuka Nomura
Kenji Matsuda
Jiro / Garulu
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