Kinnikuman: Daiabare! Segi Choujin (movie)
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Director: Script: Haruya Yamazaki Music: Shinsuke Kazato Original Manga: Producer: Takeshi Tamiya Art Supervision: Toshio Mori Background Art: Tomoko Eridate Production Supervision: Chiaki Imada | Akira Kamiya as Kinnikuman Minori Matsushima as Meat-kun Daisuke Gouri as Robin Mask Eiji Kanie as Ramenman Hidekatsu Shibata as Black Emperor Hideyuki Hori as Warsman Hideyuki Tanaka as Terryman Jouji Yanami as Horumon Yaaki Keiichi Noda as Shishkaba Boo Keiko Yamamoto as Nachiguron Kouji Yada as Black Dai-Ukon Masaharu Satou as Buffaloman Masashi Hirose as Rikishiman Sanji Hase as Nakano-san Tetsuo Mizutori as Brocken Jr. Yuriko Yamamoto as Bibinba Chisato Nakajima as Mari Daisuke Gouri as Black Sumo Hideyuki Hori as Black Satan Hiromi Tsuru as Natsuko Issei Futamata as Kazuhiko Kishino as Kouji Totani as Masaharu Satou as Nana Yamaguchi as Queen Kinniku Tetsuo Mizutori as Yosaku-san Yonehiko Kitagawa as Yudetamago as Black Emperor's Minion | |||||||
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