In the past, a young Mashiro Kumade, aiming to be Number One, threw himself into the lonely "Ring Batle". One day, guided by a fortune teller, he arrives at a place where he meets "companions" who would drastically change his detiny. These are the Gozyugers who united to face the Calamity. Kumade, who had been a lone wolf, gradually found his heart filled with the bond he made for the first time ever. However, even in those peaceful days, the footsteps of the end approached moment by moment. What is the "true wish" that Kumade harbors in his heart at the end of his harsh fate?
Shun Miyazaki
Director
Kaiki Kimura
Mashiro Kumade / Previous Gozyu Wolf / Gozyu Polar
Kouki Niiyama
Seiya Aoto / Previous Gozyu Leon
Itono Okita
Midoriko Itokiri / Previous Gozyu Eagle
Angela Mei
Misaki Kurobane / Previous Gozyu Unicorn
Motoki Fukami
Naoto Kitora / Previous Gozyu Tyranno
Mio Fuyuno
Hoeru Tono / Gozyu Wolf
Hideharu Suzuki
Rikuo Byakuya / Gozyu Leon
Masakazu Kanda
Ryugi Bakugami / Gozyu Tyranno
Jin Matsumoto
Kinjiro Takehara / Gozyu Eagle
Kohaku Shida
Sumino Ichikawa / Gozyu Unicorn
Hiroshi Watari
Naoto's Father
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