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One year after the battle days of Sword of Logos ended, Reika Shindai is preparing for her wedding. However, this happiness is unexpectedly abrupted when her brother Ryoga receives some disturbing details about the upcoming wedding.
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One year after the battle days of Sword of Logos ended, Reika Shindai is preparing for her wedding. However, this happiness is unexpectedly abrupted when her brother Ryoga receives some disturbing details about the upcoming wedding.
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Genre:Action, Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Kaori Kaneko
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Toei Tokusatsu Fan Club, Toei Company
Cast
Hiroki Kashiwagi
Director
Angela Mei
Reika Shindai / Kamen Rider Sabela
Ken Shonozaki
Ryoga Shindai / Kamen Rider Durendal
Hiroshi Yazaki
Rui Mitarai
Yuki Ikushima
Ryo Ogami / Kamen Rider Buster
Banka Tenta
Sora Ogami
Arisa Nakajima
Haruka Ogami
Yume Miyamoto
Servant Lady
Allen Mary Claire
Eiji Togashi
Ren Akamichi / Kamen Rider Kenzan
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