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Star Trek Photomanipulation Archive

The **Star Trek Photomanipulation Archive** or (**STPMA**) is a forums-based fan community website where fans can share and improve their photos and artwork. STPMA was originally founded by AslanC as a Yahoo Group, but opened the forums when YahooGroups cut storage space and ceased hosting images. The mail group still exists, but most activity takes place on the forums.

Beyond photomanipulation, the STPMA also has forums for other artwork, tutorials, fan fiction, discussion (*Trek*, sci-fi, and general) and roleplaying. Also popular is the requests forum, where anyone seeking a *Trek*-based photomaniupulation can find help.

## External links

* Star Trek Photomanipulation Archive Forum
* The Original STPMA Yahoo Group
* STPMA article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Cereshta

The ***Cereshta*** was an Andorian freighter in operation during the late 24th century. In the 2380s, it transported shipments of erinadium from the Kondaii system to Arcturus. (*Star Trek: The Fall* novel: *Peaceable Kingdoms*)

## Background

* The *Cereshta* appeared to be of a similar design to the Axanar cargo ship from ENT: "Fight or Flight", with warp nacelles mounted on struts.
* In *Peaceable Kingdoms*, the *Cereshta* was abandoned and used as part of an ambush for the *Enterprise*-E near the Drazen Nebula in 2385.

## External links

* Cereshta article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Skyrider Module

File:Skyrider Module.png
The **Skyrider Module** (スカイライダーモジュール, *Sukairaidā Mojūru*) is the legendary Fourze Module based off of Skyrider, which is equipped on the right leg of Kamen Rider Fourze via the cross-based **Skyrider Switch** (スカイライダースイッチ, *Sukairaidā Suitchi*). The Skyrider Module allows Fourze to fly in the air without the need of his Rocket Module or jetpack.

## Behind the scenes

As one of the Legend Rider Modules, the Skyrider Module appeared exclusively in *Kamen Rider Battle: Ganbaride*.
Celts

**Celts**, normally pronounced /kɛlts/, is anthropological term used to describe any of the peoples of Earth who spoke, or speak, a Celtic language. The term is also used in a wider sense to describe the modern descendants of those peoples, both on Earth and its colonies.

The ancient Celts themselves were a diverse group of independent, indigenous tribal societies that spread out across Europe and at their peak reached into Asia Minor. While similarities in language, artifacts, religion and social structures are known, each culture had its own language and traditions. By the modern era, many European cultures had been influenced by the Celts, who intermarried with local peoples.

The Celts were most prominently associated with England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and other locations in the British Isles, as well as regions of France and northern Spain. Many people of Celtic descent eventually settled in Australia and New Zealand, and also immigrated to the United States of America.

Celtic culture, music, and mythology became widely popular in the 20th and 21st centuries, and remained so on Earth for centuries after. In the 24th century, the orphaned Timothy Sinclair used his Celtic heritage to fashion a cultural identity for himself. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*: "Heritage", "Midnight Clear", "Father to the Man")

In the 5th century AD, the Pendragon ("people of the dragon"), a Celtic tribe in the west of Britain, formed an alliance with British Romans who foresaw the collapse of the Roman Empire, to create a stable "colony" which could withstand the turmoil to come. Within a generation, these Celts and Romans had begun to intermarry, and thought of themselves as "Britons." The colony, named "Camulod" fell by the year 542, but the survivors were transported to another planet by the Preservers (or their agents). Their story would give rise to many of the Arthurian legends. The truth would be discovered by Timothy Sinclair in 2384. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*: "The Once and Future King, Parts I & II")

The original colonists of Aldebaran Prime were primarily of Irish and Australian heritage, and their descendants consider themselves modern Celts. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*, *Kal-Dixas Spaceport*)

## External links

* Celts article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
Starbase 16

**Starbase 16** was a Federation starbase active during the 23rd century, located at Corinth IV in the Beta Quadrant. (TOS: "The Man Trap"; *Star Trek Continues*; *Starship Exeter*)

In 2266, the USS *Enterprise* visited Starbase 16 after their mission to planet M-113. At that time, the facility was command by Jose Dominguez. (TOS: "The Man Trap")

Commodore Laura Gray assumed command of the starbase by 2269. (*Star Trek Continues*: "Lolani", "Embracing the Winds")

Later that year, the Great Starship Race began at Starbase 16, running to the planet Gullrey. (*TOS* novel: *The Great Starship Race*)

In 2278, the Belle Terre Colonial Expedition set out from Starbase 16 on a six-month journey from to the Occult system in Cluster Z-80 of the Sagittarian Stellar Group, far coreward of Federation space. (*TOS* novel: *Wagon Train to the Stars*)

## External links

* Starbase 16 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Starbase 16 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Zhamaq

***Zhamaq*** was a Romulan game for three players. It involved both pieces on a board and *pixmit* cards.

The end goal of the game was to occupy all three fortress spaces on the board with at least one piece. Pieces represented common Romulan positions such as immunes, centurions, quaestors, praetors, and emperors. (PIC: "Absolute Candor", "Maps and Legends"; *The Ready Room*: Episode 8)

## External links

* Zhamaq article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Dorothy Garrod (NCC-1892)

The **USS *Dorothy Garrod* (NCC-1892)** was a Federation science vessel in Starfleet service during the 23rd century. In the 2240s and 2250s, her commanding officer was Captain Yindi Holden. The ship was named for 20th century human archaeologist Dorothy Garrod. (*DSC* novel: *The Way to the Stars*; *DSC* comic: *Captain Saru*)

During that era, most of the ship's crew were scientists in various fields, with a small complement of engineers and security officers. Lieutenant Ian Tilly served aboard the ship on a year-long xenoarchaeology mission, during which the *Garrod* was often out of communication with Earth.

Circa 2250, the *Dorothy Garrod* was diverted to the non-aligned planet Zymne to retrieve Lieutenant Tilly's daughter, Sylvia, who had run away from school and the tumultuous relationship with her mother. Rather than return her to a starbase for passage back to Earth, Captain Holden agreed to allow the sixteen year old to remain aboard the *Garrod*, where she received tutelage from her father, the captain, and the ship's other crew. On several occasions, the highly-intelligent Sylvia was able to provide insight that aided the crew, including when she made adjustments to the universal translator which allowed them to rescue her father from a near-disastrous first contact scenario. These experiences led Tilly to join Starfleet Academy. (*DSC* novel: *The Way to the Stars*)

After the end of the Federation-Klingon War in 2257, the *Dorothy Garrod* was on a mission to survey a migratory pocket nebula when she was attacked and boarded by Orion pirates. When the ship failed to report in, the USS *Discovery* was dispatched to investigate. Acting Captain Saru and the *Discovery* crew were able to defeat the pirates and rescue the *Garrod* without any loss of life. (*DSC* comic: *Captain Saru*)

## External links

* USS Dorothy Garrod article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Tyrellia

**Tyrellia** was an inhabited planet, and the homeworld of the Tyrellians. It was one of only three known inhabited worlds lacking a magnetic pole, and one of only seven with no atmosphere of any kind. By the mid-24th century, Tyrellia was a Federation member. (TNG: "Starship Mine")

The planet was located in the Beta Quadrant, near the Romulan Neutral Zone and the Federation-Klingon border in the Canopus Core. (*Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library*; STA: BQ; *Star Trek: Pendragon*)

Though it was in its star's habitable zone, possessing neither a magnetosphere nor an atmosphere, the surface of Tyrellia was uninhabitable by most lifeforms. Ravaged by solar storms and intense radiation. Still, complex life was present in a subterranean ecosystem. A number of protective domes and other structures were constructed on the surface. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*)

Commander Calvin Hutchinson was once stationed on Tyrellia, prior to his assignment to Starbase 97. (TNG: "Starship Mine")

## Background

* Tyrellia, as described in "Starship Mine", presents a scientific quandary. The evolution of humanoid life on a planet with no atmosphere or magnetic pole is impossible. Yet Tyrellians are apparently little different from the "humanoid norm" when they appear in novels and other sources. Three possible explanations immediately present themselves:
	+ One: Tyrellia was once a Class M planet that suffered a natural disaster, and the ancestors of the Tyrellians moved underground for survival.
	+ Two: The Tyrellians originally evolved on a different world, and colonized, or were transplanted to, their current homeworld.
	+ Three: The Tyrellians evolved underground, in an environment completely sealed from the surface.

Option three would hardly produce anything close to "bog standard" humanoids, so either option one or option two is more likely. Option two presents the problem of \*why\* anyone would colonize such a world. Option one is the simplest explanation, but the least imaginative.
## External links

* Tyrellia article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Tyrellia article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Vorik

**Vorik** was a Vulcan male who served as a Starfleet engineer in the 24th century. As an ensign, he was assigned to the USS *Voyager*, and from 2371 to 2378 was stranded in the Delta Quadrant. He was the twin brother of Taurik. (VOY: "Fair Trade", "Blood Fever", "Renaissance Man", et. al)

## Alternate realities and timelines

In the *Pendragon* timeline, after *Voyager'*s return to the Alpha Quadrant, Vorik was promoted to Lieutenant junior grade and assigned to Project Restoration, where be befriended Nog. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*: "Restoration")

## External links

* Vorik article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Vorik article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Vorik article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Dorvan sector

The **Dorvan sector** was a region of space in the Alpha Quadrant of the Milky Way Galaxy, much of which was under the control of the Cardassian Union, though a smaller portion was held by the United Federation of Planets. The also contained a large portion of the Federation-Cardassian Demilitarized Zone during the 2370s. It was bordered by the Almatha, Bajor, Betazed, and Kalandra sectors. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*; *Star Trek: Star Charts*)

## Locations

Alpha Trianguli system • Camor system • Chin'toka system • Dorvan system • Kabrel system • Kotara Barath system • McAllister C-5 Nebula • Quatal system • Salva system • Setlik system • Sheva system • Solarion system • Starbase 211 • Starbase 310 • Starbase 371 • Trelka system • Veloz system • Volan system
## External links

* Dorvan sector article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Dorvan sector article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Dorvan sector article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Cobranjin

**Cobranjin** (コブランジン, *Koburanjin*, 9): A Cobra Neo-Shocker cyborg.

## Biography

He was sent by Neo-Shocker to gather the best skilled fighters to create a Murder Army. Posing as a man with shades to conceal his snake eyes, his uses his Cobra Hypnosis to recruit Puncher Suzuki the boxer and Mister Kairiki the wrestler. After his attempt to recruit Tsukuba's mentor Ryouji Miyoshi failed, Cobranjin ends up fighting SkyRider. Kidnapping Ryouji Miyoshi and placing him in a snake pit, Cobranjin tricks Miyoshi to come to his son's aid so he can complete his army. But when Sky Rider saves the boy, as Miyoshi takes down the Murder Army, he battles Cobranjin before causing him to explode after hitting him with his Sky Kick.

Among other Neo-Shocker cyborgs, Cobranjin's destruction at the hands of Skyrider was reviewed by Neo-Shocker Scientist Professor Doc, in order to analyze the Rider's data. You Did It! The End of G-Monster

## Abilities

Cobranjin is able to control snakes, with a snake's head for a left hand that spews a flammable venom. He is also able to control people with his Cobra Hypnosis and can assume a human disguise.

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayal

Cobranjin was voiced by Mahito Tsujimura (辻村 真人, *Tsujimura Mahito*) and portrayed by an unidentified suit actor. His human form was portrayed by Tetsuya Nakayashiki (中屋敷 哲也, *Nakayashiki Tetsuya*).
The Four Thousand: Crisis on Tarsus IV

***The Four Thousand: Crisis on Tarsus IV*** was a book written by Shannon Moulton, one of the survivors of the Tarsus IV massacre. The book was published in 2256, ten years after the events it examined. Moulton, who had been a child at the time of the massacre, said her goal in writing the book was to help other young survivors better understand what had happened, and the motivations behind it. (*DSC* novel: *Drastic Measures*)

## External links

* The Four Thousand: Crisis on Tarsus IV article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Gregory Jein

The **USS *Gregory Jein* (NCC-103145)** was a Federation starship in service during the early 25th century. Launched circa 2400, it was the prototype for the *Jein* class. (PIC: "The Last Generation")

## Background

* The USS *Gregory Jein* was designed by John Eaves in tribute to the late Gregory Jein. According to Dave Blass[1] it made its first canonical appearance in the background of a scene from PIC: "The Last Generation". It was similar in design to Eaves' earlier ship, the USS *Emmett Till*, made for the DS9 documentary *What We Left Behind*, which in turn, was similar to concepts Eaves developed for the unreleased version of *Star Trek Online*. When asked if the *Gregory Jein* was a two-nacelle variant of the *Emmett Till*, Dave Blass said he believed they were "variations on a theme" of Eaves'.

## External links

* USS Gregory Jein article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
T'Lan

**T'Lan** was a Starfleet officer during the late 24th and early 25th centuries. She was 7/8 Vulcan, and 1/8 Bajoran. Though she was a scientist, she also had an interest in mysticism.

T'Lan's maternal grandfather was Bajoran, though her family kept this fact private.

Upon rejection by the Vulcan Science Academy, due to her mother withholding her recommendation because of T'Lan's interest in mysticism, she chose to leave Vulcan and entered Starfleet Academy. One of her classmates was Cadet Rafael Martinez.

In 2371, T'Lan held the rank of lieutenant commander and was assigned as chief science officer aboard the *Intrepid*-class USS *Sally Ride*. Martinez was the ship's commanding officer. (*Shield of Tomorrow*)

She met Betazoid Ambassador Nidas Rhell at Starbase 138 in 2372. They felt a mutual attraction, which they explored during his subsequent journey aboard the *Sally Ride*. (SOT: "I Remember")

By the 2380s, T'Lan had married a Bajoran man named Avencar. They had two children, a son, Avram, and a daughter, Junil, was born in 2389. In 2394, their family grew when T'Lan and her husband adopted a son, the fourteen year-old Bajoran ex-Borg Rylem Reon. (*Clear Skies: Perseverance*: "Episode 7")

By 2410, she had transferred to the command division, held the rank of captain, and served as the *Sally Ride'*s commanding officer. (*Star Trek Online*)

## External links

* T'Lan article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
* T'Lan article at the official ***Star Trek Online*** wiki
* T'Lan  at the ***Shield of Tomorrow*** fan wiki
Tyrakhean

**Tyrakheans** were a humanoid species, a nomadic people presumably native to the Alpha or Beta Quadrants of the Milky Way Galaxy. (*Star Trek Beyond*; *TTN* novel: *Fortune of War*; *PIC* novel: *The Dark Veil*)

Tyrakheans were characterized by ash-white skin and black facial markings. They often appeared tall and "willowy", but their height was within the humanoid average, between 1.6 and 2 meters. Their eye coloration could vary, and included shades of yellow, while their hair was typically white. Tyrakhean facial markings had cultural significance, an infant's were often used to ascribe personality attributes or destiny and could inspire the child's name. (*Star Trek Beyond*; *ST* comic: *Boldly Go*)

Members of the species included Jaylah, Keelah, Livnah and Reyfin Omal. (*Star Trek Beyond*; *ST* comic: *Boldly Go*; *PIC* novel: *The Dark Veil*; *TTN* novel: *Fortune of War*)

## Background

* Though a prominent character in *Star Trek Beyond* and its follow up comic *Boldly Go*, Jaylah's species went unnamed, even in the script. The name "Tyrakhean" was coined by David Mack in the *Star Trek: Titan* novel *Fortune of War*.

## External links

* Jaylah's species article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Tyrakhean article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Starbase 103

**Starbase 103** was a Federation starbase in the Canopus Core region of the Beta Quadrant. In 2364, it was the closest Starfleet facility to the Lorenze Cluster and the planet Minos. (TNG: "The Aresenal of Freedom")

From the late 2370s through early 2380s, Starbase 103's commanding officer was Admiral Marien Zimbata. (*TNG* novel: *Greater Than the Sum*, *Losing the Peace*)

## External links

* Starbase 103 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Starbase 103 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Starbase 103 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Takeo Shinkai

**Takeo Shinkai** (新海 丈夫, *Shinkai Takeo*) portrayed a climber in episode 25 of *Kamen Rider V3*, the man in trenchcoat in episode 19 of *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*, and Commander Blue Oni in episode 3 of *Kamen Rider Super-1*.

## External links

* https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/新海丈夫
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Four Skyriders, Who is the Real One?

Kamen Rider (Skyrider), Episode 48

## Episode Guide

**Four Skyriders, Who is the Real One?** (４人のスカイライダー本物はだれだ？, *Yo'nin no Sukairaidā Honmono wa Dare da?*) is the forty-eighth episode of *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*.

## Synopsis

A Neo-Shocker kaijin disguises himself as Skyrider in order to discredit Hiroshi, forcing him to defeat the fake and regain childrens' trust.

## DVD Release

 File:Skyrider DVD Vol 4.jpg
*Skyrider* Volume 4 features episodes 37-48.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.toei-video.co.jp/DVD/riderguide.html#l8-9
Ghost Story Series - The Breakable Human! Fear of the Mirror's Center

Kamen Rider (Skyrider), Episode 46

## Episode Guide

**Ghost Story Series - The Breakable Human! Fear of the Mirror's Center** (怪談シリーズ・くだける人間！鏡の中の恐怖, *Kaidan Shirīzu - Kudakeru Ningen! Kagami no Naka no Kyōfu*) is the forty-sixth episode of *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*. It is the sixth of the six episode story arc, Ghost Story Series (怪談シリーズ, *Kaidan Shirīzu*).

## Synopsis

When Aki and other humans are replaced with evil glass duplicates from a world within mirrors, Hiroshi must track down the one behind their dissapearances.

## DVD Release

 File:Skyrider DVD Vol 4.jpg
*Skyrider* Volume 4 features episodes 37-48.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.toei-video.co.jp/DVD/riderguide.html#l8-9
USS Valiant (NCC-75418)

The **USS *Valiant* (NCC-75418)** was a Federation starship in active during the late 24th century. Launched in 2376, it was a successor to the previous *Valiant*, destroyed during the Dominion War.

In 2379, the *Valiant* was assigned to Starfleet's Battle Group Omega when the unit was dispatched to the aid of the USS *Enterprise* in the Battle of the Bassen Rift. (*Star Trek Nemesis*)

*It is unclear what class of ship this* Valiant *was. The video games* Armada *and* Starfleet Command III *depict it as *Defiant*-class vessel like its predecessor. The fourth edition of the ENC lists it as *Intrepid*-class. The ship's registry number would fit with either class.*

## External links

* USS Valiant (NCC-75418) article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Valiant (NCC-75418) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Starbase 2

**Starbase 2** was a Federation space station. Active since the 22nd century, it was one of Starfleet's longest serving outposts, and by the 24th century, had been upgraded and expanded numerous times. The station was located in the Alpha Quadrant, rimward of the Betazed sector, and not far from Planet Q. In the 2260s, it was the closest starbase to both Beta Aurigae and Camus II. (TOS: "Turnabout Intruder"; *Star Trek: Star Charts*)

Commander George Kirk, Sr. served as security chief at **Starbase 2** during the 2240s. (*TOS* novel: *Final Frontier*, *Best Destiny*)

Following a mission to Camus II in 2269, the USS *Enterprise* docked at **Starbase 2**. During that stop, the ship took on new crewmembers, including Dr. Elise McKennah. (TOS: "Turnabout Intruder"; *Star Trek Continues:* "Pilgrim of Eternity")

Wesley Crusher and Kurn both visited Starbase 2 in 2370. (*TNG* novel: *Balance of Power*)

## External links

* Starbase 2 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Starbase 2 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Starbase 18 (2250s)

**Starbase 18** was a Federation outpost in operation during the 2250s. It was located relatively close to Doctari Alpha, Gamma Hromi, and Ramatis. (DSC: "Context Is for Kings"; *Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library*)

In late 2256, six months into her prison sentence, Michael Burnham boarded a transport shuttle at Starbase 18, for transfer to the penal colony at Tellun. The shuttle was retrieved *en route* by the USS *Discovery*. (DSC: "Context Is for Kings")

The base was overrun and destroyed by Klingon forces in 2257. The designation "Starbase 18" was later reassigned to a new space station that became operational circa 2273. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*; *TOS* novel: *The Wounded Sky*)

*The loss of this base during the war is conjectural, but plausible. It allows for the construction of the new base featured in* The Wounded Sky*. All subsequent references to "Starbase 18" are likely referring to that facility.*

## External links

* Starbase 18 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Starbase 18 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Arijigokujin

**Arijigokujin** (アリジゴクジン, *Arijigokujin*, 13): An antlion Neo-Shocker cyborg.

## Biography

He is summoned by General Monster to wipe out all of Tokyo with the Plus-Alpha Bomb, forcing its creator Professor Imai to set it up. But when Imai manages to escape his captor while he takes the bomb to Tokyo Tower, Tsukuba is made aware of the plot. However, after tricking, SkyRider into entering a deathtrap, Arijigokujin hides the bomb the basement of Maritime Science Hall. When SkyRider locates the bomb, Arijigokujin decides to die a Martyr to the Neo-Shocker cause before being mortally wounded by SkyRider's Centrifugal Throw/Sky Kick combo.

## Abilities

Arijigokujin is armed with the Hell's Whip as well as having the ability to swim through dirt and create sinkholes in his Ant-Hell attack.

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayal

Arijigokujin was voiced by Eken Mine and portrayed by an unidentified suit actor.
Starbase 7

**Starbase 7** was a Federation starbase in Sector 006, and the closest Starfleet outpost to Andoria. One of the oldest such installations, it had planetary, orbital, and space facilities, including an asteroid base which had served as an Earth outpost during the 2150s. The starbase was also close to Alpha Centauri and functioned as a supply base for starships patrolling the Romulan Neutral Zone. (*TOS* novel: *Crisis on Centaurus*; LUG: *The Andorians: Among the Clans*; *PRM* novel: *Fire with Fire*; *TOS* novel: *Where Sea Meets Sky*; DSC: "An Obol for Charon")

As Starlfeet's command base for the Andor sector, officers of the Andorian Imperial Guard and Andorian Defense Force were often assigned to the station as liaisons. The station was also a hub for both the Federation Diplomatic Corps and Starfleet Intelligence. (LUG: *Template:The Andorians: Among the Clans*; FASA: *Star Fleet Intelligence Manual*)

During the 2250s, Dr. Leonard McCoy was assigned to Starbase 7, where he treated personnel from the USS *Farragut* injured in a pirate attack, including a young Ensign James T. Kirk. (*TOS* novel: *Crisis on Centaurus*)

The starbase's main orbital facility received a series of major upgrades between the late 2260s and mid-2280s. (*TOS* comic: *The Chosen*, "Rest and Recreation!")

In 2269, the USS *Enterprise* docked at Starbase 7 for repairs and shore leave after providing assistance to the relief effort following a terrorist bombing on Centaurus. (*TOS* novel: *Crisis on Centaurus*)

Lieutenant John Paxton was born and raised on Starbase 7 in the mid-24th century. (*PRM* novel: *Fire with Fire*)

## External links

* Starbase 7 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Starbase 7 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Oh Oh Kamen Rider

*Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*

## Themes

**Oh Oh Kamen Rider** is an insert song from **Kamen Rider (Skyrider)**. It was performed by Ichiro Mizuki, Koorogi '73 & The Chirps.

*description to be added*

## Romanized Lyrics

Oh Oh Oh Ohhh (Oh Oh Oh Ohhh)
Oh Oh Oh Ohhh (Oh Oh Oh Ohhh)
Oh Oh Oh Ohhh (Oh Oh Oh Ohhh)
Ohhh Fight!!

Oh Oh Oh Ohhh Hashiru hitosuji ni
Oh Oh Ohhh Enjin unaru
Hashiri-tsuzukeru
Hitosuji no kewashii michi
Michi ni kanata ni wa yume Heiwa wo motomete
Oh Oh Ohhh Hashiru masshigura
Oh Oh Ohhh Kamen Raidaa

Oh Oh Oh Ohhh Noburu hitasura ni
Oh Oh Ohhh Enjin unaru
Nobori-tsuzukeru
Hitosuji no kibou no michi
Yama no kanata ni wa yume makoto wo motomete
Oh Oh Ohhh Hashiru masshigura
Oh Oh Ohhh Kamen Raidaa

Oh Oh Oh Ohhh (Oh Oh Oh Ohhh)
Oh Oh Oh Ohhh (Oh Oh Oh Ohhh)
Ohhh Fight!!

Oh Oh Oh Ohhh Hashiru hitasura ni
Oh Oh Ohhh Enjin unaru
Hashiri-tsuzukeru
Hitosuji no kibishii michi
Kumo no kanata ni wa yume Jiyuu wo motomete
Oh Oh Ohhh Hashiru masshigura
Oh Oh Ohhh Kamen Raidaa

Oh Oh Oh Ohhh (Oh Oh Oh Ohhh)
Oh Oh Oh Ohhh (Oh Oh Oh Ohhh)
Oh Oh Oh Ohhh (Oh Oh Oh Ohhh)
Ohhh Fight!!

Oh Oh Oh With your engine roaring
Oh Oh Ohhh Hurry forward
Continue running
Up that steep path
Beyond this path of dreams is the peace that you are looking for
Oh Oh Ohhh Run with all your might
Oh Oh Ohh Kamen Rider

Oh Oh Ohhh With your engine roaring
Oh Oh Ohhh With determination you begin the climb
Oh Oh Ohhh Continue to climb
Straight toward the path that leads towards your dreams
Beyond the mountains lies the reality of your dreams
Oh Oh Ohhh Run with all of your might
Oh Oh Ohhh Kamen Rider

Oh Oh Oh Ohhh (Oh Oh Oh Ohhh)
Oh Oh Oh Ohhh (Oh Oh Oh Ohhh)
Oh Oh Oh Ohhh (Oh Oh Oh Ohhh)
Ohhh Fight!!

Oh Oh Ohhh With your engine roaring
Oh Oh Ohhh With determination you hurry on
Continue to run
Despite the difficult road in front of you
Beyond the clouds is your dream of freedom that you are looking for
Oh Oh Ohhh Run with all of your might
Oh Oh Ohhh Kamen Rider
USS Emmett Till

The **USS *Emmett Till* (NCC-2277)** was a Federation Starfleet vessel, launched in the late 24th century.

In 2395, her commanding officer was Captain Ezri Dax, and Dax's husband, Dr. Julian Bashir served as her chief medical officer. At that time, she was on an exploratory mission in the Gamma Quadrant.

That year, the *Emmett Till* diverted to Deep Space 9, so that Captain Dax and Dr. Bashir could attend the funeral of Vic Fontaine. That proved to be a ruse concocted by Captain Nog of the USS *Defiant* in order to get a message to his old friends, DS9's former command crew. The *Emmett Till* then became embroiled in an investigation into the destruction of the *Defiant*, which would led to a conflict with both Section 31 and the Bajoran government. (DS9 documentary: *What We Left Behind*)

## Appendices

### Background

* The *Emmett Till* was designed by John Eaves for *What We Left Behind*, and was to be subsequently featured as a model in *Star Trek: The Official Starships Collection* by Eaglemoss, though it was never produced before the company went into administration.
* The ship was named for Emmett Till, a young African-American boy from Mississippi murdered by a lynch mob in 1955. His name was remembered by history as a martyr for equality, civil rights and the freedom of all peoples.

### External links

* What We Left Behiind article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Emmett Till article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Archer (NCC-44278)

The **USS *Archer* (NCC-44278)** was an *Excelsior*-class Federation starship in service during the mid-24th century. (*The Star Trek Encyclopedia*)

In 2379, the *Archer* was part of Star Fleet Battle Group Omega, dispatched to assist the USS *Enterprise*-E in battle against the *Scimitar*. (*Star Trek Nemesis*)

By 2401, she had been replaced by the *Ross*-class USS *Archer* (NCC-76725). (PIC: "The Star Gazer")

## External links

* USS Archer (NCC-44278) article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Archer (NCC-44278) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Dreadful Aokabijin's Big Tokyo Earthquake

Kamen Rider (Skyrider), Episode 15

## Episode Guide

**Dreadful Aokabijin's Big Tokyo Earthquake** (恐怖のアオカビジンの東京大地震, *Kyōfu no Aokabijin no Tōkyō Dai Jishin*) is the fifteenth episode of *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*.

## Synopsis

Hiroshi must stop a killer mold Kaijin from causing a massive earthquake while killing victims with its vegetative onslaught.

## Cast

* Hiroshi Tsukuba (筑波　洋, *Tsukuba Hiroshi*) - Hiroaki Murakami (村上 弘明, *Murakami Hiroaki*)
* Midori Kanō (叶 みどり, *Kanō Midori*) - Kimiko Tanaka (田中 功子, *Tanaka Kimiko*)
* Michi Sugimura (杉村 ミチ, *Sugimura Michi*) - Naoko Fushimi (伏見 尚子, *Fushimi Naoko*)
* Yumi Nozaki (野崎 ユミ, *Nozaki Yumi*) - Kaori Tatsumi (巽 かおり, *Tatsumi Kaori*)
* Numa (沼, *Numa*) - Jin Takase (高瀬 仁, *Takase Jin*)
* Imata Tonda (飛田 今太, *Tonda Imata*) - Ryūmei Azuma (東 隆明, *Azuma Ryūmei*)
* General Monster (ゼネラルモンスター, *Zeneraru Monstā*) - Shinzō Hotta (堀田 真三, *Hotta Shinzō*)
* Genjirō Tani (谷 源次郎, *Tani Genjirō*) - Nobuo Tsukamoto (塚本 信夫, *Tsukamoto Nobuo*)
* Narrator (ナレーター, *Narētā*) - Shinji Nakae (中江 真司, *Nakae Shinji*)

## DVD Release

 File:Skyrider DVD Vol 2.jpg
*Skyrider* Volume 2 features episodes 13-24.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.toei-video.co.jp/DVD/riderguide.html#l8-9
Cover Your Ears Too! Okamijin's Murderous Cry

Kamen Rider (Skyrider), Episode 19

## Episode Guide

**Cover Your Ears Too! Okamijin's Murderous Cry** (君も耳をふさげ！オオカミジン殺しの叫び, *Kimi mo Mimi o Fusage! Ōkamijin Koroshi no Sakebi*) is the ninteenth episode of *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*.

## Synopsis

Hiroshi must stop a werewolf kaijin who steals a device to make his howls easy to assassinate enemies.

## Cast

* Hiroshi Tsukuba (筑波　洋, *Tsukuba Hiroshi*) - Hiroaki Murakami (村上 弘明, *Murakami Hiroaki*)
* Naoko Itō (伊東 ナオコ, *Itō Naoko*) - Mie Suzuki (鈴木 美江, *Suzuki Mie*)
* Aki Ozawa (小沢 アキ, *Ozawa Aki*) - Sayako Eguchi (江口 燁子, *Eguchi Sayako*)
* Numa (沼, *Numa*) - Jin Takase (高瀬 仁, *Takase Jin*)
* Shigeru Kanō (叶 シゲル, *Kanō Shigeru*) - Kōji Shiratori (白鳥 恒視, *Shiratori Kōji*)
* Admiral Majin (魔人提督, *Majin Teitoku*) - Yōsuke Naka (中 庸助, *Naka Yōsuke*)
* Genjirō Tani (谷 源次郎, *Tani Genjirō*) - Nobuo Tsukamoto (塚本 信夫, *Tsukamoto Nobuo*)
* Narrator (ナレーター, *Narētā*) - Shinji Nakae (中江 真司, *Nakae Shinji*)

## DVD Release

 File:Skyrider DVD Vol 2.jpg
*Skyrider* Volume 2 features episodes 13-24.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.toei-video.co.jp/DVD/riderguide.html#l8-9
Musasabader Brothers

## Musasabader Brother Beder

**Musasabader Brothers** (ムササベーダー兄弟, *Musasabēdā Kyōdai*, 23): Two flying squirrel monsters, white **Bader** (ベイダー, *Bēdā*) and brown **Beder** (ビーダー, *Bīdā*) hailing from Canada.

## History

Their initial plan was to retrieve the documents discussing about "Plan X" - a plan to destroy Shinjuku using suicide bombers - from an associate of Tani Genjiro's. They failed however, but it turned out it was a joint surgical attack "Plan XY" one set of suicide bombers in Shinjuku and the other in Yokohama. Each brother would oversee its respective operation. Bader was destroyed by Kamen Rider V3 and Skyrider's V3 Kick and Sky Kick, and Beder was destroyed by Skyrider's Sky Kick.

### Revivals

They were later revived as part of the Second Generation Cyborg Corps (改造人間二世部隊, *Kaizō Ningen Nisei Butai*, movie). They were destroyed by the 7 Riders. Beder was later resurrected as part of Kaijin the Second Generation Corps (怪人二世部隊, *Kaijin Nisei Butai*, 27 & 28). They wore yellow scarves and were destroyed by the 7 Riders.

## Abilities

Both brothers can fly at fast speeds and conjure curved shivs/sickles that can easily slice through metal. Bader exclusively can breathe fire and Beder was preconstructed with a contingency bomb himself.
Storyboard Manga Kamen Rider

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## Episode Guide

A storyboard manga adaptation of *Kamen Rider* (絵コンテ漫画 仮面ライダー, *E konte Manga Kamen Raidā*) but actually a promotion of *New Kamen Rider* staring Koji Kazaya. It was written and illustrated by Shotaro Ishinomori.

## Characters

* Yoko Mayutani
* Tatsuya Mayutani

### Shocker

* Brocken Heim
* Shocker Bikers
* Monster X-05
* Boss

## Notes

* The original series *Kamen Rider* is a TV show in this manga.
* Some plots in this manga is borrowed from Shotaro Ishinomori's *Gilgamesh*.
First Appearance! Powered Skyrider's Finishing Move

Kamen Rider (Skyrider), Episode 29

## Episode Guide

**First Appearance! Powered Skyrider's Finishing Move** (初公開！強化スカイライダーの必殺技, *Hatsu Kōkai! Kyōka Sukairaidā no Hissatsu-waza*) is the twenty-ninth episode of *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*.

## Synopsis

When Shigeru catches on to a mummy Kaijin's plot to turn children into monsters, Hiroshi must protect him and defeat the Neo-Shocker agent from Egypt.

## Cast

* Hiroshi Tsukuba (筑波　洋, *Tsukuba Hiroshi*) - Hiroaki Murakami (村上 弘明, *Murakami Hiroaki*)
* Naoko Itō (伊東 ナオコ, *Itō Naoko*) - Mie Suzuki (鈴木 美江, *Suzuki Mie*)
* Aki Ozawa (小沢 アキ, *Ozawa Aki*) - Sayako Eguchi (江口 燁子, *Eguchi Sayako*)
* Numa (沼, *Numa*) - Jin Takase (高瀬 仁, *Takase Jin*)
* Shigeru Kanō (叶 シゲル, *Kanō Shigeru*) - Kōji Shiratori (白鳥 恒視, *Shiratori Kōji*)
* Admiral Majin (魔人提督, *Majin Teitoku*) - Yōsuke Naka (中 庸助, *Naka Yōsuke*)
* Genjirō Tani (谷 源次郎, *Tani Genjirō*) - Nobuo Tsukamoto (塚本 信夫, *Tsukamoto Nobuo*)
* Narrator (ナレーター, *Narētā*) - Shinji Nakae (中江 真司, *Nakae Shinji*)

## Notes

* Both the opening and ending themes for the series change in this episode, with this the first episode to use "Otoko no Na wa Kamen Rider" for the opening and "Kagayake! Hachinin Rider" for the ending.
	+ *Kagayake! Hachinin Rider* initally appeared as the theme of the movie *Eight Riders vs. GingaOh*.

## DVD Release

 File:Skyrider DVD Vol 3.jpg
*Skyrider* Volume 3 features episodes 25-36.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.toei-video.co.jp/DVD/riderguide.html#l8-9
Immortal Kamen Rider Special

A special for Kamen Rider (Skyrider)

## Episode Guide

***Immortal Kamen Rider Special*** (不滅の仮面ライダースペシャル, *Fumetsu no Kamen Raidā Supesharu*) was a TV special introducing *New Kamen Rider*, the first new *Kamen Rider* Series production since the Seven Legendary Riders' epilogue TV special *All Together! Seven Kamen Riders!!* over three and a half years prior. It aired one month before the first episode introducing the character of Skyrider.

## Plot

Tobee Tachibana visits a Kamen Rider museum where he talks to some children about the Kamen Riders. Scenes from *Kamen Rider*, *Kamen Rider X*, *Kamen Rider Amazon* and *Kamen Rider Stronger* are shown. He's about to introduce a new Kamen Rider when some of the kids remind him that he forgot Kamen Rider V3. Clips of the movie *Kamen Rider V3 vs. Destron Mutants* is shown. After the movie clips, Tobee Tachibana introduces Skyrider with previews of *New Kamen Rider*.

## Notes

* This special marked the final on-screen appearance of Tobee Tachibana. Skyrider's initial mentor for the first 13 episodes was Keitarō Shido, who was replaced by Genjirō Tani, who also assisted the protagonist of the next series, *Kamen Rider Super-1*. Akiji Kobayashi would later make a vocal appearance as an SD-version of Tobee Tachibana in the OVA special *Kamen Rider SD: Strange!? Kumo Otoko* a few years before his death in 1996.

 File:Unused Tornado.jpg
* The Tornado in this special had a different design.

## DVD Release

 File:Rider Specials DVD.jpg
The Rider Specials DVD contains three *Kamen Rider* Series TV specials: *All Together! Seven Kamen Riders!!*, *Immortal Kamen Rider Special* and *Birth of the 10th! Kamen Riders All Together!!*.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.toei-video.co.jp/DVD/ridersp.html

## External links

* *Immortal Kamen Rider Special* at Japanese Wikipedia
Gameleojin

**Gameleojin** (ガメレオジン, *Gamereojin*, 1): A chameleon-based Neo-Shocker cyborg.

## Biography

Deployed to capture Professor Shido, Gameleojin murders Tsukuba's friends in retaliation for the young man's first interference. Managing to mortally wound Tsukuba, Gameleojin was originally welcoming the converted cyborg to Neo-Shocker's ranks until ordered to execute him. Though fatally wounded by Skyrider's Sky Kick, Gameleojin gloated that the Kamen Rider would die as well in his final breath. A Cyborg Flies in the Sky

### Badan Empire

 File:Zx-vi-gameleojin.jpg
He was later revived to serve the Badan Empire, then destroyed by Space-time Fracture System. Birth of the 10th! Kamen Riders All Together!!

## Abilities

Gameleojin can use his tongue as a weapon while able to blend in his environment and assume the forms of others.

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayal

Gameleojin was voiced by Ritsuo Sawa (沢 りつお, *Sawa Ritsuo*) and portrayed by an unidentified suit actor.
Kin'ya Sugi

**Kin'ya Sugi** (杉 欣也, *Sugi Kin'ya*) played the boyfriend of a couple who were murdered by Dobunezugon in episode 33 of *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*.

He is best known for portraying Kin'ya Samejima/VulSharkFile:Icon-crosswiki.png in *Taiyou Sentai Sun VulcanFile:Icon-crosswiki.png*. He also had roles in *Battle Fever JFile:Icon-crosswiki.png*, *Denshi Sentai DenzimanFile:Icon-crosswiki.png*, and Toei's other Marvel ComicsFile:Icon-crosswiki.png team-up, *Spider-ManFile:Icon-crosswiki.png*.

## External links

* Kin'ya SugiFile:Icon-crosswiki.png at RangerWikiFile:Icon-crosswiki.png
Arijigokujin: Three Hours Before Tokyo Explodes

Kamen Rider (Skyrider), Episode 13

## Episode Guide

**Arijigokujin: Three Hours Before Tokyo Explodes** (アリジゴクジン東京爆発３時間前, *Arijigokujin Tōkyō Bakuhatsu Sanjikan-mae*) is the thirteenth episode of *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*.

## Synopsis

Hiroshi races against time to prevent a powerful nuclear bomb from going off in Tokyo and killing millions.

## Cast

* Hiroshi Tsukuba (筑波　洋, *Tsukuba Hiroshi*) - Hiroaki Murakami (村上 弘明, *Murakami Hiroaki*)
* Midori Kanō (叶 みどり, *Kanō Midori*) - Kimiko Tanaka (田中 功子, *Tanaka Kimiko*)
* Michi Sugimura (杉村 ミチ, *Sugimura Michi*) - Naoko Fushimi (伏見 尚子, *Fushimi Naoko*)
* Yumi Nozaki (野崎 ユミ, *Nozaki Yumi*) - Kaori Tatsumi (巽 かおり, *Tatsumi Kaori*)
* General Monster (ゼネラルモンスター, *Zeneraru Monstā*) - Shinzō Hotta (堀田 真三, *Hotta Shinzō*)
* Keitarō Shido (志度 敬太郎, *Shido Keitarō*) - Takashi Tabata (田畑 孝, *Tabata Takashi*)
* Narrator (ナレーター, *Narētā*) - Shinji Nakae (中江 真司, *Nakae Shinji*)

## Notes

* This is the final episode with Keitaro Shido as Hiroshi Tsukuba's mentor. He will depart via a letter at the start of the next episode where he will be replaced by Genjirō Tani. It's also the last episode of the Kamen Rider series to air in the 1970s.

## DVD Release

 File:Skyrider DVD Vol 2.jpg
*Skyrider* Volume 2 features episodes 13-24.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.toei-video.co.jp/DVD/riderguide.html#l8-9
Dan Iwao

**Dan Iwao** (団 巌, *Iwao Dan*) was a recurring actor in the *Showa Kamen Rider Series*.

## Filmography

* *Kamen Rider* episode 60 (1972) - Cop
* *Kamen Rider V3* (1973)
	+ Episode 14 - George Kawamoto
	+ Episode 37 - Scientist
* *Kamen Rider Stronger* episode 11 (1975) - Actor playing bank robber
* *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)* (1979)
	+ Episode 2 - Specimen 105
	+ Episode 9 - Mr. Superhuman Strength

## External links

* https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/団巌
* Dan IwaoFile:Icon-crosswiki.png at RangerWikiFile:Icon-crosswiki.png
* Dan IwaoFile:Icon-crosswiki.png at the Metal Heroes WikiFile:Icon-crosswiki.png
Starbase 22

**Starbase 22** was a Federation starbase active during the 23rd century. It was destroyed by a suicide attack during the Federation-Klingon War in 2257. (DSC: "The War Without, The War Within")

The facility was rebuilt after the war, and served as a base for Starfleet Inteligence's efforts to monitor the Federation's border with the Klingon Empire. (FASA: *The Federation Sourcebook*, *Star Fleet Intelligence Manual*)

In 2273, the USS *Enterprise* made Starbase 22 her first stop following the V'ger incident. (*TOS* novel: *Ex Machina*)

Southern Skies Starlines' Westlines Division was based out of Starbase 22; the company was actually a front for Starfleet Intelligence. (FASA: *Star Fleet Intelligence Manual*)

During the early 2280s, Georgi Ilanenko was the base's executive officer, until his promotion to command of Starbase 23 in 2285. (FASA: *Star Trek IV Sourcebook Update*)

## External links

* Starbase 22 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Mirror Lizard

**Mirror Lizard** (カガミトカゲー, *Kagami Tokagē*, 46): A lizard/mirror Neo-Shocker monster.

## Biography

She disguises himself as an old hag and kidnaps one of the regulars at Tani Genjiro's cafe. Destroyed by Skyrider's Sky Big Circle Kick.

## Abilities

Possessing reflective mirror powers, His power consists of splitting into several mirror based clones. Victims put under his hypnotic control become glass constructs that easily shatter upon impact.

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayal

Mirror Lizard was voiced by Natsuko Kawaji and portrayed by an unidentified suit actor. His human form was portrayed by Mayuko Ōkawa.
Starbase 45

**Starbase 45** was a Federation Starfleet starbase active in the 23rd century, built on the planet Algol II near the ruins of one of Algol's ancient glass cities. The starbase also maintained orbital facilities, such as drydocks. (EV comic: "Futures, Part One"; *Star Trek: Pendragon*)

## External links

* Starbase 45 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Starbase 45 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Starbase 45 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Armadig

**Armadig** (アルマジーグ, *Arumajīgu*, movie): An armadillo monster who assists GingaOh with Neoshocker's plot to destroy Japan using the Sigma Missile. He commanded two tanks to try to destroy Sky Rider. He can roll up into a giant ball and possesses large claws. Destroyed by Kamen Rider #1's Rider Kick.

## Appearances

* File:Icon-skyrider.png *Eight Riders vs. GingaOh*
* File:Icon-rx.png *Kamen Rider 1 Through RX: Big Gathering* (archive footage only)
Kinokojin! The Devil's Hands are Cold

Kamen Rider (Skyrider), Episode 6

## Episode Guide

**Kinokojin! The Devil's Hands are Cold** (キノコジン！悪魔の手は冷たい, *Kinokojin! Akuma no Te wa Tsumetai*) is the sixth episode of *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*.

## Synopsis

Hiroshi must stop a Neo-Shocker monster who has taken the disguise of a nurse trying to kill a little girl she is taking care of.

## Cast

* Hiroshi Tsukuba (筑波　洋, *Tsukuba Hiroshi*) - Hiroaki Murakami (村上 弘明, *Murakami Hiroaki*)
* Midori Kanō (叶 みどり, *Kanō Midori*) - Kimiko Tanaka (田中 功子, *Tanaka Kimiko*)
* Michi Sugimura (杉村 ミチ, *Sugimura Michi*) - Naoko Fushimi (伏見 尚子, *Fushimi Naoko*)
* Yumi Nozaki (野崎 ユミ, *Nozaki Yumi*) - Kaori Tatsumi (巽 かおり, *Tatsumi Kaori*)
* Imata Tonda (飛田 今太, *Tonda Imata*) - Ryūmei Azuma (東 隆明, *Azuma Ryūmei*)
* The Great Leader (大首領, *Daishuryō*, Voice) - Gorō Naya (納谷 悟朗, *Naya Gorō*)
* General Monster (ゼネラルモンスター, *Zeneraru Monstā*) - Shinzō Hotta (堀田 真三, *Hotta Shinzō*)
* Keitarō Shido (志度 敬太郎, *Shido Keitarō*) - Takashi Tabata (田畑 孝, *Tabata Takashi*)
* Narrator (ナレーター, *Narētā*) - Shinji Nakae (中江 真司, *Nakae Shinji*)

## DVD Release

 File:Skyrider DVD Vol 1.jpg
*Skyrider* Volume 1 features episodes 1-12.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.toei-video.co.jp/DVD/riderguide.html#l8-9
Ima Tatakai No Hi Ga Noboru

*Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*

## Themes

**Ima Tatakai No Hi Ga Noboru** is an insert song from **Kamen Rider (Skyrider)**. It was performed by Isao Sasaki & The Chirps.

*description to be added*

## Romanized Lyrics

Hi ga noboru Hi ga noboru
Ima tatakai no hi ga noboru
Takumashii otoko ga hitori yatte kuru
Henshin da Henshin da Tatakai da
Asu no taiyou no tame no tatakai ga
Ima koko ni hajimaru
(Dasshin' Five Rider! Dasshin' Five Rider! Dasshin' Five Rider!!)
Janpu Janpu
Janpu Tatakai da
Ima tatakai no hi ga noboru

Kaze ga fuku Kaze ga fuku
Ima tatakai no kaze ga fuku
Takumashii otoko ga hitori yatte kuru
Henshin da Henshin da Tatakai da
Asu no heiwa no tame no tatakai ga
Ima koko ni hajimaru
(Dasshin' Five Rider! Dasshin' Five Rider! Dasshin' Five Rider!!)
Janpu Janpu
Janpu Tatakai da
Ima tatakai no kaze ga fuku

(Dasshin' Five Rider! Dasshin' Five Rider! Dasshin' Five Rider!!)
Janpu Janpu
Janpu Tatakai da
Ima tatakai no kaze ga fuku

As the sun rises as the sun rises
It's the day of battle
A strong man comes along
He will transform he will transform and fight
Beginning here and now
After the battle the tomorrow will continue to shine
(Dasshin' Five Rider! Dasshin' Five Rider! Dasshin' Five Rider!!)
Jump Jump
Jump Fight
It's the day of battle

As the wind is blowing As the wind is blowing
As the wind is blowing this battle will begin now
A strong man comes along
He will transform He will transform and fight
Beginning here and now
He will fight for the tranquility of tomorrow
(Dasshin' Five Rider! Dasshin' Five Rider! Dasshin' Five Rider!!)
Jump Jump
Jump Fight
As the wind blows this battle will begin now

(Dasshin' Five Rider! Dasshin' Five Rider! Dasshin' Five Rider!!)
Jump Jump
Jump Fight
As the wind blows this battle will begin now
Zenas Expanse

The **Zenas Expanse** was a region of space in the Alpha Quadrant, beyond the Cardassian Union to the galactic west of the United Federation of Planets. It was near the Arawath sector.

In 2402, the USS *Voyager* conducted a planetary survey in the Zenas Expanse. During that mission, the crew made contact with the Lorians, an avian species that were possibly an offshoot of the Xindi. (*Star Trek Online*: *The Path to 2409*)

Circa 2409, the Federation began colonization efforts in the region. (*Star Trek Online*)

## External links

* Zenas Expanse article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Zenas Expanse article at the official ***Star Trek Online*** wiki