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They're Back! Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters vs. Doubutsu Sentai Go-Busters
This V-Cinema release takes place between Missions 44 & 45. While preparing to celebrate New Year's, the Go-Busters are all killed by a monster named Azazel. Finding himself (and J) before God in Heaven, Nick uses his status as the one millionth person to die in 2012 to grant his wish that Messiah never existed. He awakens to find a changed world, where the Busters are now known as the Dobutsu Sentai Go-Busters.
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This V-Cinema release takes place between Missions 44 & 45. While preparing to celebrate New Year's, the Go-Busters are all killed by a monster named Azazel. Finding himself (and J) before God in Heaven, Nick uses his status as the one millionth person to die in 2012 to grant his wish that Messiah never existed. He awakens to find a changed world, where the Busters are now known as the Dobutsu Sentai Go-Busters.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Adventure, Science Fiction, Fantasy
Written By:Kento Shimoyama
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Toei Company
Cast
Hiroyuki Kato
Director
Katsuhiro Suzuki
Hiromu Sakurada / Red Buster / Red Cheetah
Arisa Komiya
Yoko Usami / Yellow Buster / Yellow Rabbit
Ryoma Baba
Ryuji Iwasaki / Blue Buster / Blue Gorilla
Hiroya Matsumoto
Masato Jin / Beet Buster / Gold Beetle
Keiji Fujiwara
Cheeda Nick (voice), Backpacker
Tessyo Genda
Gorisaki Banana (voice), Sensei
Tatsuhisa Suzuki
Atsushi Domyoji / Green Hippopotamus, Usada Lettuce (voice)
Hideo Sakaki
Takeshi Kuroki, Commander Kuroki / Black Puma
Risa Yoshiki
Rika Sakurada / Pink Cat
Osamu Munakata
Narrator
Yuichi Nakamura
Beet J. Stag / Stag Buster / Silver Stag (voice)
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