Kamen Rider Kuuga: New Year's Dream
On January 2nd, Yusuke Godai prepares the Pole Pole cafe for opening, reflecting on the events of the prior year's battles he's had as Kamen Rider Kuuga against the Grongi. This special serves as a clip show and is also referred to as episode 46.5
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On January 2nd, Yusuke Godai prepares the Pole Pole cafe for opening, reflecting on the events of the prior year's battles he's had as Kamen Rider Kuuga against the Grongi. This special serves as a clip show and is also referred to as episode 46.5
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Kiyoshi Takenaka
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:Toei Company, Ishimori Production
Cast
Koichi Kofuji
Director
Joe Odagiri
Yusuke Godai / Kamen Rider Kuuga
Shingo Katsurayama
Kaoru Ichijo
Kazumi Murata
Sakurako Sawatari
Yoshitaka Ôtsuka
Shuichi Tsubaki
Mitsuru Fujio
Gooma (human form)
Masayoshi Okawa
Jaraji (human form)
Nobuyuki Ogawa
Badaa (human form)
Mie Nanamori
Baruba (human form)
Sumire Arai
Jaaza (human form)
Kensho Sakurai
Baberu (human form)
Masato Gunji
Gadoru (human form)
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