Kamen Rider Saber: Final Stage
A recorded version of the Kamen Rider Saber: Final Stage event that took place at the Nakano Sunplaza Hall in Tokyo from October 16-17, 2021. Taking place after the events of the series, the Kamen Riders who are protecting the world with their Sacred Swords gather again in a brand new adventure!
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A recorded version of the Kamen Rider Saber: Final Stage event that took place at the Nakano Sunplaza Hall in Tokyo from October 16-17, 2021. Taking place after the events of the series, the Kamen Riders who are protecting the world with their Sacred Swords gather again in a brand new adventure!
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Fantasy
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Runtime:39 minutes
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Shuichiro Naito
Touma Kamiyama / Kamen Rider Saber
Takaya Yamaguchi
Rintaro Shindo / Kamen Rider Blades
Asuka Kawazu
Mei Sudo
Ryou Aoki
Kento Fukamiya / Kamen Rider Espada
Yuki Ikushima
Ryo Ogami / Kamen Rider Buster
Eiji Togashi
Ren Akamichi / Kamen Rider Kenzan
Hiroaki Oka
Tetsuo Daishinji / Kamen Rider Slash
Tomohiro Ichikawa
Kamen Rider Saikou (voice)
Angela Mei
Kamen Rider Sabela (voice)
Ken Shonozaki
Kamen Rider Durendal (voice)
Rina Chinen
Kamen Rider Calibur (voice)
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