Kamen Rider ZEZTZ: Send 'Em Flying! Giant Robot CODE Zeroider!!
Baku and Nem become members of the Kaiju Countermeasure Agency. The giant robot, Code Zeroider is humanity's hope in the face of evil monsters! But the monsters are strong, and to save the pilots in dire straits, the Ultra Big Kamen Rider ZEZTZ descends!
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Baku and Nem become members of the Kaiju Countermeasure Agency. The giant robot, Code Zeroider is humanity's hope in the face of evil monsters! But the monsters are strong, and to save the pilots in dire straits, the Ultra Big Kamen Rider ZEZTZ descends!
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Genre:Action, Science Fiction, Comedy
Written By:Takuya Chisaka
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Toei Company, Toei Video Company, Shogakukan, Toei TV Production, Honda Motor Company
Cast
Tomonobu Koshi
Director
Ryutaro Imai
Baku Yorozu / Kamen Rider ZEZTZ
Maho Horiguchi
Nem
Kenta Mishima
Tetsuya Fujimi
Rina Onuki
Nasuka Nagumo
Jay Kabira
Zero (voice)
Koichi Yamadera
Zeztz Driver (voice)
Hiroyuki Takagishi
Daisuke Fujitani
Koh Oomori
Boy
Takumi Shimoe
Announcer (voice)
Joichiro Ohtsuki
Baseball commentator (voice)
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