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Mahou Sentai Magiranger the Movie: Bride of Infershia
Kai and the Magiranger travel from the heights of Magitopia to the depths of Infershia in order to save Yamazaki from becoming the bride who releases a Hades Beastman's phantom army!
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Kai and the Magiranger travel from the heights of Magitopia to the depths of Infershia in order to save Yamazaki from becoming the bride who releases a Hades Beastman's phantom army!
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Horror
Written By:Atsushi Maekawa
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Runtime:39 minutes
Studio:Toei Company, Toei Animation, TV Asahi, Toei Video Company, Bandai, ADK, Toei Advertising
Cast
Noboru Takemoto
Director
Atsushi Hashimoto
Kai Ozu / Magi Red
Kaoru Hirata
Yuka Yamazaki
Yuki Ito
Makito Ozu / Magi Green
Ayumi Beppu
Houka Ozu / Magi Pink
Asami Kai
Urara Ozu / Magi Blue
Hiroya Matsumoto
Tsubasa Ozu / Magi Yellow
Yousuke Ichikawa
Hikaru / Heavenly Saint Sungel / Magi Shine
Kumiko Higa
Mandora Boy (voice)
Takeshi Kusao
Smokey the Magic Cat (voice)
Machiko Soga
Heavenly Arch Saint Magiel
Meibi Yamanouchi
Heavenly Saint Lunagel
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