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A post-apocalyptic humankind in 2025 finds a hero in the form of Zebraman. But the Zebra Queen steals his powers, making him lose his ability to survive Zebra Time. But he wants his powers back.
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A post-apocalyptic humankind in 2025 finds a hero in the form of Zebraman. But the Zebra Queen steals his powers, making him lose his ability to survive Zebra Time. But he wants his powers back.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Music, Science Fiction
Written By:Kankuro Kudo
In Theaters:
Box Office:$1,270,219
Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:TBS, Toei Company, Toei Video Company, MBS, dentsu, WOWOW, Shogakukan, Kinoshita Komuten, CBC, OLM, RKB Mainichi Broadcasting Corporation, Happinet, Yahoo! Japan
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