Kai Hyuga / Sharivan uncovers the existence of a spy from the Neo Madou organization. In addition to that Kai's friend, Seigi, becomes the new Space Sheriff Estevan. They must find the spy and stop a drug ring from shipping a pain suppressing narcotic called Hyper-M on Earth. But the new Space Sheriff must learn to trust his instincts and that not all is as it seems...
Koichi Sakamoto
Director
Riki Miura
Kai Hyuga / Space Sheriff Sharivan
Misaki Momose
Sisi
Hiroshi Watari
Den Iga
Yuma Ishigaki
Geki Jumonji / Space Sheriff Gavan Type G
Ryoma Baba
Seigi / Space Sheriff Estevan
Kouichiro Nishi
General Gyrer
Shou Tomita
Gencer / Guard Beast
Haruna Yabuki
Eileen
Miyuki Nishijima
Newscaster
Shinji Tôdô
Nicholas Gordon
Honoka
Eleena
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