A Sun Vulcan movie was released on July 18, 1981 at the Toei Manga Festival. It takes place some time after episode 23. In it Black Magma decides to separate Hiba from his teammates while plotting to blow up Tokyo with hidden bombs.
Shohei Tôjô
Director
Takayuki Godai
Takayuki Hiba / Vul Eagle II
Kinya Sugi
Kinya Samejima / Vul Shark
Asao Kobayashi
Asao Hyou / Vul Panther
Shin Kishida
Commander Arashiyama
Yumi Nemoto
Misa Arashiyama
Shozo Iizuka
President Hell Satan
Machiko Soga
Cyborg Queen Hedrian
Yukie Kagawa
Amazon Killer
Hiroki Takeda
Jiro Sakai
Takumi Ito
Masao Akino
Yumi Yamaguchi
Mari Ogawa
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