
Kamen Rider Gotchard: Final Stage
Action · Science Fiction
Overview
Stage show of Kamen Rider Gotchard.
Top Cast


Junsei Motojima
Junsei Motojima
Houtaro Ichinose/Kamen Rider Gotchard
Junsei Motojima
Houtaro Ichinose/Kamen Rider Gotchard


Reiyo Matsumoto
Reiyo Matsumoto
Rinne Kudo/Kamen Rider Majade
Reiyo Matsumoto
Rinne Kudo/Kamen Rider Majade


Yasunari Fujibayashi
Yasunari Fujibayashi
Supana Kurogane/Kamen Rider Valvarad
Yasunari Fujibayashi
Supana Kurogane/Kamen Rider Valvarad


Oto Abe
Oto Abe
Renge Icho
Oto Abe
Renge Icho


Rikiya Tomizono
Rikiya Tomizono
Sabimaru Tsuruhara
Rikiya Tomizono
Sabimaru Tsuruhara


Rikuto Kumaki
Rikuto Kumaki
Minato
Rikuto Kumaki
Minato


Saki Fukuda
Saki Fukuda
Kyoka Edami
Saki Fukuda
Kyoka Edami


Amon Kabe
Amon Kabe
Ryo Kajiki
Amon Kabe
Ryo Kajiki


Seiichiro Nagata
Seiichiro Nagata
Ho-Oh Kaguya Quartz/Kamen Rider Legend
Seiichiro Nagata
Ho-Oh Kaguya Quartz/Kamen Rider Legend


Kenta Kamakari
Kenta Kamakari
Glion
Kenta Kamakari
Glion
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