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No. 1 Sentai Gozyuger Anniversary Discussion
Ahead of No. 1 Sentai Gozyuger's premiere, in a conference room somewhere, Gokai Red, Zenkaizer, Kamen Rider Decade, Kamen Rider Legend, and Gozyu Wolf are sitting in a discussion table. They are engaged in a heated debate about whether Gozyuger should be recognized as an anniversary. What will be the outcome?!
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Ahead of No. 1 Sentai Gozyuger's premiere, in a conference room somewhere, Gokai Red, Zenkaizer, Kamen Rider Decade, Kamen Rider Legend, and Gozyu Wolf are sitting in a discussion table. They are engaged in a heated debate about whether Gozyuger should be recognized as an anniversary. What will be the outcome?!
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Saburo Yatsude
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Runtime:10 minutes
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Cast
Kenshin Tanimoto
Director
Masahiro Inoue
Kamen Rider Decade (voice)
Yuuji Nakata
Kamen Rider Decade
Ryota Ozawa
Gokai Red (voice)
Hirotsugu Mori
Gokai Red
Kiita Komagine
Zenkaizer (voice)
Masashi Takada
Zenkaizer
Seiichiro Nagata
Kamen Rider Legend (voice)
Yuya Nawata
Kamen Rider Legend
Mio Fuyuno
Gozyu Wolf (voice)
Kosuke Asai
Gozyu Wolf
Wataru Komada
Narration (voice)
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