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Kamen Rider: Run All Over the World (仮面ライダー 世界に駆ける, Kamen Raidā Sekai ni Kakeru) is a Japanese superhero Tokusatsu 3D short film originally screened in the Coal History Village in Yubari between April 29 throughout October 31, 1989.[1] After that, it was released as a program of the Yubari International Fantastic Film Festival from 14th February to 18th February 1990, as well as being screened at Kyoto Daibin Film Village and various event venues.
The film involves a team-up between Kohtaro Minami's four Kamen Rider alter-egos (Black, RX, Roborider, and Biorider) to fight against the Crisis Empire. Tetsuo Kurata plays Minami Kohtaro and voices all four of his Kamen Rider alter-egos. General Jark, the four commanders of Crisis, and three high priests of Gorgom also appear in the movie, all played by their original actors with the exception of Naval Commander Bosgun (who is unvoiced) and High Priest Darom (who is voiced by Eisuke Yoda). Yoshio Urasawa wrote the film's plot.
Film[]
In the film, the Crisis Empire devise a plan to defeat Kohtaro Minami by reverting him back to his old form of Kamen Rider Black and sending out several revived monsters after him. However, Kamen Rider Black is assisted by another RX, who used a time warp to help his past self.[2] The two are joined by RX's alternate forms of Roborider and Biorider and the four Kamen Riders combine their powers to defeat the revived monsters.
Continuity and Placement[]
Characters[]
Kamen Riders[]
| Kamen Rider Black | Kohtaro Minami |
| Kamen Rider Black RX | |
| Roborider | |
| Biorider |
Villains[]
Crisis Empire[]
- General Jark
- Four Officers
- Strange Demon Soldiers
Gorgom[]
Cast[]
- Kohtaro Minami (南 光太郎, Minami Kōtarō): Tetsuo Kurata (倉田 てつを, Kurata Tetsuo)
- General Jark (ジャーク将軍, Jāku Shōgun, Voice): Seizo Kato (加藤 精三, Katō Seizō)
- Maribaron (マリバロン, Maribaron): Atsuko Takahata (高畑 淳子, Takahata Atsuko)
- Bosgun (ボスガン, Bosugan, Voice): Shozo Iizuka (飯塚 昭三, Iizuka Shōzō)
- Gatezone (ガテゾーン, Gatezōn, Voice), High Priest Baraom (大神官バラオム, Daishinkan Baraomu, Voice): Toshimichi Takahashi (高橋 利道, Takahashi Toshimichi)
- Gedorian (ゲドリアン, Gedorian, Voice), Gynagiskhan (ガイナギスカン, Gainagisukan, Voice), Tripron (トリプロン, Toripuron, Voice): Kazunori Arai (新井 一典, Arai Kazunori)
- Chakram (チャックラム, Chakkuramu, Voice), Deathgaron (デスガロン, Desugaron, Voice), Tripron (トリプロン, Toripuron, Voice): Atsuo Mori (森 篤夫, Mori Atsuo)
- High Priest Darom (大神官ダロム, Daishinkan Daromu, Voice), Musalabisala (ムサラビサラ, Musarabisara, Voice), Tripron (トリプロン, Toripuron, Voice): Eisuke Yoda (依田英助, Yoda Eisuke)
- High Priestess Bishum (大神官ビシュム, Daishinkan Bishumu): Hitomi Yoshii (好井 ひとみ, Yoshii Hitomi)
Suit Actors[]
- Kamen Rider Black, Kamen Rider Black RX: Jiro Okamoto (岡元 次郎, Okamoto Jirō)
- Kamen Rider Black: Tokio Iwata (岩田 時男, Iwata Tokio)
- Roborider: Noriaki Kaneda (金田 憲明, Kaneda Noriaki)
- Biorider: Toshiyuki Kikuchi (菊地 寿幸, Kikuchi Toshiyuki)
- General Jark, High Priest Baraom: Toshimichi Takahashi (高橋 利道, Takahashi Toshimichi)
- Naval Commander Bosgun: Yoshikatsu Fujiki (藤木 義勝, Fujiki Yoshikatsu)
- Armored Captain Gatezone: Takayuki Kitamura (北村 隆幸, Kitamura Takayuki)
- Fanged Captain Gedorian, High Priest Darom: Minoru Watanabe (渡辺実, Watanabe Minoru)
- Others: Kazue Nakajima (中島一恵, Nakajima Kazue), Tsutomu Kitagawa (喜多川 務, Kitagawa Tsutomu)
Notes[]
- This is the first time where Kamen Rider Black and Kamen Rider Black RX have existed independently from each other and fought alongside each other. The second was in the two episode arc (RX! Dai-Shocker Attack/Black × Black RX) of Kamen Rider Decade, in which the World of Black and the World of Black RX were treated as separate dimensions. The original Black RX and Black later appeared in the crossover movies Kamen Rider Decade: All Riders vs. Dai-Shocker (All returning Riders in this movie were stated to be the originals by the producers and assorted official material, like official site bios, but two Kohtaro Minamis still coexisted, both portrayed by Tetsuo Kurata, similar to the TV series appearance), OOO, Den-O, All Riders: Let's Go Kamen Riders (where there wasn't a proper explanation for their combined appearance), and Kamen Rider × Super Sentai: Super Hero Taisen (which yet again features both side by side, but only in the final battle, without any specific explanation for their combined appearance. The movie pamphlet distributed alongside theatrical showings of the movie references how Black's destined battle against Shadow Moon continues even 25 years later).
Digital Releases[]
- The DVD Release of Kamen Rider Black RX Volume 2 features episodes 12-23 & Run All Over The World.[3]
- Run All Over The World is included on a bonus Blu-ray 3D disc in Kamen Rider: The Movie Blu-ray Box 1972-1988, a Blu-ray compilation boxset of Showa Rider movies.[4]
References[]
- ↑ "Ishinomori Pro. - Movies in the 80s". http://en.ishimoripro.com/database/movie80s.html.
- ↑ "Toei's Kamen Rider Decade episode guide - Episode 27" (in Japanese). http://www.toei.co.jp/tv/decade/story/1189308_1564.html.
- ↑ http://www.toei-video.co.jp/DVD/riderguide.html#l10-11
- ↑ http://www.toei-video.co.jp/BD/maskedridermovbdbox.html
