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Jaguar Van

**Jaguar Van** (ジャガーバン, *Jagā Ban*, movie): A jaguar Neo-Shocker monster.

## Biography

Jaguar Van assisted GingaOh with Neoshocker's plot to destroy Japan using the Sigma Missile. He was destroyed by Kamen Rider #1's Rider Kick.

### Kaijin the Second Generation Corps

He 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

 File:Golden Jaguar of Dogma Revenge Corps.jpg
He conjures a broadsword and shield in combat and was able to move at superhuman speeds and jump high into the air.

Jaguar Van's shield was later wielded by Golden Jaguar when he was revived as part of the Dogma Revenge Corps (ドグマ復讐兵団, *Doguma Fukushū Heidan*, movie), and destroyed by Kamen Rider #1.

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayal

Jaguar Van was voiced by Shun Yashiro (八代駿, *Yashiro Shun*) and portrayed by an unidentified suit actor.
Golden Jaguar

**Golden Jaguar** (黄金ジャガー, *Ōgon Jagā*, 31 & 32): A melanistic-themed jaguar Neo-Shocker monster hailing from the African Sahara.

## Biography

His joint mission with Torikabutron is to assist Admiral Majin in the construction of a sacrificial temple complex dedicated to the Great Leader. He was brought over to Japan as a special assassin to kill Skyrider in a duel before overseeing the sacrificial ceremonies. Destroyed by Skyrider's Sky Kick.

### Dogma Revenge Corps

 File:Golden Jaguar of Dogma Revenge Corps.jpg
He was later revived as part of the Dogma Revenge Corps (ドグマ復讐兵団, *Doguma Fukushū Heidan*, movie). He wielded Jaguar Van's shield and was destroyed by Kamen Rider #1.

## Abilities

He wields a spear/lance in battle being able to perform his signature Windmill Spin Attack. Skyrider manages to dodge in and literally stand on his spear before disarming him. He also can effectively fight on a horse. Ari Commandos in his command use spears.

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayal

Golden Jaguar was voiced by Tesshō Genda (玄田 哲章, *Genda Tesshō*).
Streethian

The **Streethians** were a sentient, bipedal Cetacean species from the planet Streethia in the Shackleton Expanse. They achieved warp flight circa 2370, and made first contact with the United Federation of Planets two years later in 2372. By 2410, they had become Federation members. (*Shield of Tomorrow*: "The Bishop's Opening", "Hard Six", "...And Know the Place for the First Time")

## Appearance and Biology

Streethians evolved from an acquatic species, and resemble both Earth dolphins and bipedal mammalians. While air-breathers, they were able to hold their breath for several hours and could live quite comfortably underwater, though not at extreme depths.

Their skin was hairless and "rubbery" to the touch, and varied in tone from soft greys and whites to darker greys. The average Streethian was five feet tall, with facial features including two black eyes and two sensory nodes above the ear holes that resembled off-white membranes. Their facial structure was slightly elongated with slightly protruding mouths. Their hands and feet were tridactyl, with large digits, including an opposable thumb.

The biological sex of a Streethian could vary throughout their life, and they had no gender or gender roles, essentially a non-binary species. (SOT: "The Bishop's Opening")

## History

The Streethians had a unified planetary society by the 2370s. While in many other aspects they were on par with 21st century Earth, Streethian technology blended the artificial with the natural, organic elements of their world, such as a coral-like substance from which much of their architecture was built, in ways which surpassed anything known to the Federation at that time. By that time, they also had a colony on Streethia's sole moon, a full-fledged city called Otono, named after a Streethian goddess.

Lieutenant Dorothy Baker, a Starfleet linguist assigned to Starbase 364 was part of the Federation team that made first contact with the Streethians. (SOT: "The Bishop's Opening")

In 2372, the Streethian's planetary leader was President Yanute. Several weeks after first contact, he met with Captain Rafael Martinez and the crew of the USS *Sally Ride*, who helped discover and repel an attempted Romulan exploitation of Streethia's resources. After the Romulans were driven off, Yanute and Martinez negotiated an information and technology exchange between the Streethians and the Federation before the *Sally Ride* returned to Starbase 364. While full diplomatic relations were delayed due to the Federation-Klingon War, the *Sally Ride* crew was able to upgrade the planetary satellite network to form a tachyon detection grid as an early warning system against further Romulan incursions. (SOT: "The Bishop's Opening", "Hard Six")

## External links

* Streethian article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
* Streethian at the ***Shield of Tomorrow*** wiki
Hiroshi's Father Had Lived! As Altered Human FX777?

Kamen Rider (Skyrider), Episode 52

## Episode Guide

**Hiroshi's Father Had Lived! As Altered Human FX777?** (洋の父が生きていた！改造人間ＦＸ７７７とは？, *Hiroshi no Chichi ga Ikite Ita! Kaizō Ningen Efu Ekkusu Surī Sebun to wa?*) is the fifty-second episode of *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*.

## Synopsis

Hiroshi storms through Neo-Shocker's bases when he discovers that his family may be still alive and his father modified after being supposedly killed by the evil organization.

## Notes

* A promo for the next series, *Kamen Rider Super-1*, was shown at the end of this episode.
* This episode marks the 300th episode of the Entire *Kamen Rider* Series.

## DVD Release

 File:Skyrider DVD Vol 5.jpg
*Skyrider* Volume 5 features episodes 49-54.

## References

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

The **Space Crew** (スペースクルー, *Supēsu Kurū*), or **Robot Crew** (ロボットクルー, *Robotto Kurū*), were the army of robotic foot soldiers that served the GingaOh, manning his spaceship.

## Arsenal

Unlike most foot soldiers these possessed no weapons and relayed on swiping their arms to attack and could teleport.

## Appearances

* File:Icon-skyrider.png *Eight Riders vs. GingaOh*
* File:Icon-rx.png *Kamen Rider 1 Through RX: Big Gathering* (archive footage only)
Sanshojin! Escape from Hell Valley

Kamen Rider (Skyrider), Episode 11

## Episode Guide

**Sanshojin! Escape from Hell Valley** (サンショウジン！地獄谷の脱出, *Sanshōjin! Jigokudani no Dasshutsu*) is the eleventh episode of *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*.

## Synopsis

Hiroshi must save athletic children abducted by a kaijin to use them in a plot to murder government officials at a sports meet.

## 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*)
* 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
Hikarabeeno

**Hikarabeeno** (ヒカラビーノ, *Hikarabīno*, 29): A mummy monster hailing from Egypt.

## Biography

He was transported to a Neoshocker outpost that operates as a museum as a facade. His plan is to distribute zombifying masks created from his bodily organs as souvenirs to children visitors. The masks cause excruciating pain and cannot be removed without the risk of permanently disfiguring the victims faces and causing permanent nerve damage. As the masks cannot fit adults, his next plan is to used the zombified children to murder the entire adult population in Japan. Apparently he also was enamored with an Egyptian princess named "'Araga" in his past life. He sees one of Tani's employee regulars to have a striking resemblance and thus kidnaps plus plans to convert her into his new bride. Destroyed by Skyrider's Sky Screw Kick.

## Abilities

His abilities consist of hurling sticky bandages and telekinetically manipulating his masks to attack. Apparently he has an unexplainable fear for earthquakes. Ari Commandos in his command use his bandages and ceremonial daggers. His weakness is that his powers can dissipate if the green embalming fluid inside his bandages is squeezed out.

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayal

Hikarabeeno was voiced by Shun Yashiro (八代駿, *Yashiro Shun*) and portrayed by an unidentified suit actor.

### Etymology

His name is a pun on the phrase "to dry" in Japanese.
Stardust City

**Stardust City** was a large city and capital of the planet Freecloud. The local residents were called **Dusties**, or sometimes "hive dwellers" by other Freecs. The city was a frequent destination for off-worlders and had a long-standing reputation as a center of commerce, den of vice, haven for fugitives, and a hotbed of espionage, illicit dealings and intrigue. (PIC: "Stardust City Rag", Chabon: "Some Notes on Freecloud")

Founded circa 2180, Stardust City was located at the Perfume Strait on Panterra in Freecloud's southern hemisphere, where the Perfume Sea met the Panpotine Ocean. As of the 2390s, the metropolis had a population in excess of 20,000,000, not including transients and off-world residents, and spanned some 500 square kilometers. For most of the year, the city was cold, covered in snow and ice, except for the roughly 90-day "winter", when the climate became hot and humid, with frequent, strong monsoons.

The city was spread along the northern and southern shores of the Perfume Sea, the coastline north and south of the Strait, and up the slopes of the Bewlay Brothers, the two rock massifs which flanked the inlet. The city even extended itself into the inlet, on a series of natural islands and constructed platforms, including Bewlay Island. Frozen canals and ice-bridges connected the districts and coupled with the the bio-luminescent frost that sometimes covered the pink-stucco architecture to create a picturesque, wintry image of the city, which tourists found very appealing.

The heart of the metropolis was the district known as Old Stardust City, where the Grand Hotel and Casino Doradus was located. (Chabon: "Some Notes on Freecloud")

Starships approaching Freecloud were inundated with advertisements for various businesses, most of which were located in Stardust City.

By the late 2390s, Gabriel Hwang and his wife Pel lived in Stardust City. In 2399, Gabriel worked for Freebank. (PIC: "Stardust City Rag")

In 2399, Raffi Musiker traced Dr. Bruce Maddox to Freecloud. Jean-Luc Picard, Cristobal Rios and Seven of Nine visited the Nightbox club in Stardust City to retrieve Maddox from the criminal Bjayzl. The encounter ultimately led to Bjayzl's death, when she was vaporized by Seven in retribution for the murder of Icheb in 2386. (PIC: "The End is the Beginning", "Stardust City Rag")

## Points of interest

* Bewlay Island
* Bewlay Mountains
	+ North Mt. Bewlay
	+ South Mt. Bewlay
* Old Stardust City
	+ Grand Hotel and Casino Doradus
		- Snowdolphin Bar
* Feely's Venom Garden
* Freebank
* Freecloud Institute of Entertainment Robotics
* Mr. Mot's Hair Emporium
* Nightbox
* Quark's Bar
* The Red Bolian
* Stardust City Medical District
	+ Stardust City Reproductive Health Services
		- Freecloud Family Planning

## Exernal links

* Stardust City article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Stardust City article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Stardust City article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
* "Some Notes on Freecloud" by Michael Chabon
Henshin! Kamen Rider

*Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*

## Themes

**Henshin! Kamen Rider** is an insert song from **Kamen Rider (Skyrider)**. It was performed by Ichiro Mizuki, Koorogi'73.

*description to be added*

## Romanized Lyrics

Yuku zo Henshin Raidaa Bureiku (Break!)
Tobe Henshin Seiringu Janpu (Jump!)
Kabe wo buchinuke Kumo harae
Aoki oozora torimodose
Mienai teki mo miete kuru
Uchikudaku n' da Kyodai aku
Go Go Janpu
Go Faito
Raidaa Raidaa Sukai Raidaa
Ima tatakai no Kamen Raidaa

Yuku zo Henshin Raidaa Bureiku (Break!)
Tobe Henshin Seiringu Janpu (Jump!)
Kaze wo toraero Kaze ni nore
Shiroki tsubasa wo ima hirake
Ikari no habataki takaraka ni
Fukitobasu n' da Kuro no aku
Go Go Kikku!
Go Faito
Raidaa Raidaa Sukai Raidaa
Ima tatakai no Kamen Raidaa

Yuku zo Henshin Raidaa Bureiku
Tobe Henshin Seiringu Janpu
Hikari o toraero asu o yobe
Kokoro no tobira o hiraku toki
Dare demo jinsei jūjiro de
Inochi o moyasu toki ga aru
Go Go Punch!
Go Faito!
Raidaa Raidaa Sukai Raidaa
Ima tatakai no Kamen Raidaa
Yuku zo henshin yuku zo Tow!

Let's go! Transform Rider Break! (Break!)
Fly! Transform Sailing Jump! (Jump!)
Break down their walls and clear away the clouds
And take back the blue skies
He sees the arrival of his invisible enemies
And he will crush their evil schemes
Go Go Jump!
Go Fight!
Rider Rider Sky Rider
Now fight Kamen Rider

Let's go! Transform Rider Break (Break!)
Fly! Transform Sailing Jump (Jump!)
Flapping my white wings
I will ride the winds
With my rising fury
I will dispel the darkness of evil
Go Go Kick!
Go Fight!
Rider Rider Sky Rider
Now fight Kamen Rider

Let's go! Transform Rider Break (Break!)
Fly! Transform Sailing Jump (Jump!)
The door to my heart will soon be opened
To capture this light and summon the tomorrow
When your life is at a crossroads
Then it is time to burn away your old life and start anew
Go Go Punch!
Go Fight!
Rider Rider Sky Rider
Now fight Kamen Rider
Let's go Transform! Let's go Tow!
Susumu Takaku

**Susumu Takaku** (高久 進, *Takaku Susumu*) (January 11, 1933-July 22, 2009) was a screenwriter who wrote the 1980 film *Eight Riders vs. GingaOh*.

## External links

* Susumu TakakuFile:Icon-crosswiki.png at RangerWikiFile:Icon-crosswiki.png
* Susumu TakakuFile:Icon-crosswiki.png at the Metal Heroes WikiFile:Icon-crosswiki.png
* Susumu TakakuFile:Icon-crosswiki.png at the Inazuman WikiFile:Icon-crosswiki.png
Kamagirijin! The Dreadful Ceremony

Kamen Rider (Skyrider), Episode 7

## Episode Guide

**Kamagirijin! The Dreadful Ceremony** (カマギリジン！恐怖の儀式, *Kamagirijin! Kyōfu no Gishiki*) is the seventh episode of *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*.

## Synopsis

Hiroshi must stop a Neo-Shocker monster from abducting two children needed to complete the hatching of an army of evil man-eating mantises that will consume Japan.

## 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
Masato Amano

**Masato Amano** (天野 正登, *Amano Masato*) is a suit actor and member of Ohno Kentomo-kai who worked on *Kamen Rider Amazon* and *Kamen Rider: Eight Riders vs. GingaOh*. He also portrayed Santa Claus in episode 12 of *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*.

## External links

* Masato AmanoFile:Icon-crosswiki.png at RangerWikiFile:Icon-crosswiki.png
Tatsuyuki Jinnai

**Tatsuyuki Jinnai** (仁内 建之, *Jinnai Tatsuyuki*) voiced Kumonjin, Sai Dump, Gurand Bazarmy, Dobunezugon, and Dragon King in *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*, and ArigiThunder, Killer Knife and IsuGuillotine in *Kamen Rider Super-1*.

## External links

* https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/仁内建之
* Tatsuyuki JinnaiFile:Icon-crosswiki.png at RangerWikiFile:Icon-crosswiki.png
Gokiburijin

**Gokiburijin** (ゴキブリジン, *Gokiburijin*, 16): A cockroach Neo-Shocker monster created by Professor Doc.

## Biography

Neoshocker made an incognito proposal with a local enterprise to give away money to individuals exchanging any cockroaches found in their house. Gokiburijin oversees their transportation and reconstructs them into living explosives that he can control at will. Destroyed by Skyrider's Sky Kick.

### Revivals

Gokiburijin was 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. He was also 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

Boasted to be the strongest kaijin created yet, he can move at super speed, and the cape he is garbed in nullifies a bazooka shot and even Skyrider's signature Sky Kick. Unfortunately it turns out to be his weakness as well as removing it and hitting exposed parts of his body cause huge amounts of pain.

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayal

Gokiburijin was voiced by Osamu Ichikawa (市川 治, *Ichikawa Osamu*) and portrayed by an unidentified suit actor.

### Notes

* Footage of Gokiburijin, as part of the Second Generation Cyborg Corps, and Bader fighting Kamen Rider V3 from *Eight Riders vs. GingaOh* appeared in the opening sequence of the TV special *Birth of the 10th! Kamen Riders All Together!!* (1984), due to its line-up of the ten Riders recycling footage of the first eight Riders from the opening of *Eight Riders vs. GingaOh*.
Kanji Yada

## GanGan G

> I am an ally of the Kamen Riders!
>
> introducing himself to Ryo Murasame, Kamen Rider Spirits

**Kanji Yada/GanGan G** (矢田 勘次／がんがんじい, *Yada Kanji/Gan Gan Jī*) is Hiroshi Tsukuba's friend which usually acts as a comedy relief. He is usually seen wearing a customized Japanese armor with GG on the chest plate, armed with boxing gloves, and rides a small motorcycle.

## Character History

 File:GanGan G.jpg
Kanji Yada's first encounter with Neo-Shocker was when, taking a stroll on the side of the road in his GanGan G costume, a van driven by Ari Commandos led by the cyborg monster Mantle Kong brushed his side, falling into a pool when a pursuing car drove by Tsukuba's friends went past him as he cursed the Neo-Shocker truck for snubbing him. He later appeared to challenge Mantle Kong as he had his Commandos menace Tsukuba's friends. Taken off-guard by Mantle Kong's earthquake-like stomps, GanGan G was chased into a forest by the monster. Overwhelmed by Mantle Kong's physical strength, GanGan G attempted his self-dubbed finishing move, the *GanGan Headbutt*, only to succeed in banging his head against a tree as Mantle Kong got out of the way. GanGan G then attempted to use a log of wood to fight only for it to be broken in half by Mantle Kong. Mantle Kong then ended the fight by tossing GanGan G far out. Danger, Skyrider! He's Come! Shirō Kazami!!
Later in a battle against the Dragon King Kaijin, Skyrider and Ichimonji Hayato meet GanGan G when he comes to assist them. He later runs into the pair again when sneaking into a Neo-shocker hideout. After Hayato and Gangan G lure out Dragon King Kaijin and the Ari Commandos, Hayato knocks him out to prevent him from engaging the enemy any further. When in a Ghost mansion, Tsukuba finds him without his mask, where he reveals his true identity to be Kanji Yada. Skyrider promises not to reveal his identity to the public, though eventually he reveals it to the rest of the main cast anyways.
He appears a couple times during the later half of the series in order to assist the Riders and other people in need. Though most of the time he ends up neading to be saved himself. As time goes on in the show, he gains a good friendship with everyone at the Blanca Cafe where most of the cast hangs out.
When Hiroshi loses control after learning his parents are alive and working for shocker, GanGan G confronts him and tries to pursuade him to not be rash, and that life is precious. When the 8 riders go off to fight against the Great Leader, Gangan g wishes to join them, and become heroes like them. After the Riders disappear he gives his goodbyes along with everyone else, promising to keep the world safe in there place.

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayal

Kanji Yada was portrayed by Tomaru Katsura (桂 都丸, *Katsura Tomaru*).
Are Wa Kamen Rider

*Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*

## Themes

**Are Wa Kamen Rider** is an insert song from **Kamen Rider (Skyrider)**. It was performed by Ichiro Mizuki, The Chirps.

*description to be added*

## Romanized Lyrics

Sajin uzumaku chiheisen
Asahi wo senaka ni kage hitotsu
Mashin no unari chi wo hatte
Arawareide 'ta tetsu no hito
Janpu issen dai-henshin
Are wa (Are wa) Are wa (Are wa)
Are wa Kamen Raidaa
Miyo (Miyo) Akunin-domo ga furuedasu

Dotou sakamaku suiheisen
Shibuki wo abite kage ga tatsu
Mawashita ude ga kaze okoshi
Inazuma wo yobu tetsu no hito
Janpu issen dai-henshin
Are wa (Are wa) Are wa (Are wa)
Are wa Kamen Raidaa
Miyo (Miyo) Akunin-domo ga chuu wo mau

A cloud of sand is swirling against the horizon
The morning sun casts a shadow in the shape of a person
With the roar of his machine echoing through the earth
The man the color of iron appears
With a jump and a flash, he undergoes a great transformation
That's the (That's the) That's the (That's the)
That's the Kamen Rider
Look (look) The bad guys are beginning to tremble

Surging and raging toward the horizon
Basking within the shadows he rises
When he raises his arm the winds begin to stir
The lighting calls out to the iron colored man
With a jump and flash, he undergoes a great transformation
That's (That's the) That's the {That's the)
That's the Kamen Rider
Look (look) The bad guys are all dancing in the air
Musasabader Brother Bader

## Human form

The white **Musasabader Brother Bader** (ムササベーダー兄弟ベイダー, *Musasabēdā Kyōdai Bēdā*, 23) is a flying squirrel monster, part of the Musasabader Brother duo with his brown-colored brother **Beder** (ビーダー, *Bīdā*), hailing from Canada.

## Biography

Their intial 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. He was destroyed by Kamen Rider V3's V3 Kick and Skyrider's Sky Kick.

### Second Generation Cyborg Corps

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.

## Abilities

Both Musasabader Brothers can fly at fast speeds and conjure curved shivs/sickles that can easily slice through metal. Bader exclusively can breathe fire.

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayal

Bader was voiced by Ichiro Murakoshi and portrayed by an unidentified suit actor. His human form was portrayed by Ryuta Kashiwagi. In *Eight Riders vs. GingaOh*, Bader was voiced by Eken Mine.

### Notes

* Footage of Bader, as part of the Second Generation Cyborg Corps, and Gokiburijin fighting Kamen Rider V3, and with Yamorijin fighting Kamen Rider X from *Eight Riders vs. GingaOh* appeared in the opening sequence of the TV special *Birth of the 10th! Kamen Riders All Together!!* (1984), due to its line-up of the ten Riders recycling footage of the first eight Riders from the opening of *Eight Riders vs. GingaOh*.
Vejuro

**Vejuro** was a Class M planet in the Vejuran system of the Beta Quadrant. It was one of the first colonies and most populated worlds of the Romulan Star Empire.

The colonial capital was Ojul City. Several hundred kilometers across the Tihe Hills was the Vulmab District.

In 2385, the planet was partially evacuated by Starfleet prior to the Romulan supernova, which rendered Vejuro uninhabitable sometime after 2387. (PIC: "The Last Best Hope")

## External links

* Vejuro article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Caeleno

**Caeleno** was a Vaalian female who was a member of the Orion Syndicate during the late 24th century. A pirate and black marketeer, she was known for her brutality and sadistic tendencies, and had a predilection for torturing her lovers, especially those she had taken as slaves.

In the 2380s, she commanded the privateer vessel *Vaptis*, and frequently operated out of Hell's Gate Station. In 2386, she was killed by Starfleet Lieutenant Dias, with whom she had become obsessed. (*Star Trek: The Helena Chronicles*; *Star Trek: Odyssey*: "Tossed Upon the Shore")

## External links

* Caeleno article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Starfleet Chief of Staff

The **Starfleet Chief of Staff** was a senior flag officer in the Federation Starfleet. The third highest position in the organization's chain of command, the Chief of Staff maintained a degree of autonomy from their immediate superior, the Commanding Officer, Starfleet Command; both positions reported to the Commander-in-Chief of Starfleet. (*Star Trek V: The Final Frontier*)

*The title has also been used interchangeably (and incorrectly) with Commander, Starfleet (or "head of Starfleet Command") and occasionally, the Commander-in-Chief itself, though all three are believed to be independent positions.*
In the earliest years of the Federation, there were five Joint Chiefs of Staff, each representing one of the five member fleets that comprised the combined service: the United Earth Space Probe Agency, the Andorian Imperial Guard, the Tellar Space Administration, the Vulcan Space Council and the Alpha Centauri Space Research Council. When UESPA Chief of Staff Samuel Gardner retired in 2165, he was succeeded by Admiral Jonathan Archer, the first Chief of Staff for the Federation Starfleet. (*ENT* novel: *A Choice of Futures*, *Uncertain Logic*)

During the 23rd and 24th centuries, the Chief of Staff was frequently listed on starship dedication plaques. This tradition was a holdover from the days when Starfleet vessels were commissioned by the five member fleets.

## Starfleet Chiefs of Staff

* Jonathan Archer (2165 - 1 January, 2169)
* Marcus van Diemen (circa 2240)
* Harry Morrow (2271? - 2285)
* Dai Mehkan (2276)
* Robert Bennet (2286 - ?)
* Les Landau (?-2345-?)
* Gene Roddenberry (circa 2363 - circa 2380?)

## External links

* Chief of staff article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Chief of Staff for the Federation Starfleet article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Uni Demon

**Uni Demon** (ウニデーモン, *Unidēmon*, 39 & 40): A sea urchin Neo-Shocker monster from Neo-Shocker's Philippines branch located in Manila.

## Biography

His plan is to convert middle age mothers into a female oni army (on a supplementary side they serve as his personal brothel crew). His first attack was a cabaret troupe on a cruise liner. He uses one of the dancers to lure Tsukuba Hiroshi in a trap and captures him. He is destroyed by Kamen Rider 2's Rider Kick.

## Abilities

Apart from his "Oni-Ray" (fired from the red crest on his head) that converts women to oni monsters, his spiky body makes physical attacks useless, and he wields a giant/long spiked club. Any impact causes massive damage and explosions.

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayal

Uni Demon is voiced by Ritsuo Sawa (沢 りつお, *Sawa Ritsuo*) and portrayed by an unidentified suit actor.

## Notes

* This is the first Neo-Shocker kaijin appearing from the Philippines.
	+ Another kaijin, Dororingo appeared eight episodes after his defeat.
Ubarrak

The **Ubarrak** were a warlike humanoid species native to the Alpha Quadrant. In the 24th century, they controlled a multi-sector-spanning interstellar empire known as the Ubarrak Primacy.

The Ubarrak had slitted yellow eyes and prominent overhanging brow ridges. They were larger and heavier than humans, broad-shouldered and "powerful." Like humans, they had arteries in their necks where a pulse could be felt. Ubarrak could hold their breath for several minutes. They were also prone to scanning their environment with tiny jerks of the head, as if expecting trouble at any moment. Ubarrak were considered to be crafty and belligerent, and were infamous for having formerly eaten their own young in times of famine. When expanding their empire, they frequently made use of shock tactics to overwhelm their targets and force them into submission. (*STA* novel: *Oblivion*, *Maker*)

By the 2320s, the Ubarrak were hostile to both the Cardassian Union and the Federation, who both blocked the Ubarrak's most desired avenues of expansion. In 2328, they began to annex Zartani colonies in an unclaimed border sector, though they were unable to lay claim to the entire region because of the influence already exerted by the Cardassians and Federation. (*STA* novel: *Oblivion*)

That same year, an Ubarrak warship destroyed a Federation research vessel. Paul and Isabel Howard were among those killed in the attack. (*TNG* novel: *Death in Winter*)

During his early career, Jean-Luc Picard had encountered the Ubarrak on numerous occasions, and one was one of the officers in Starfleet most familiar with them and their tactics. Several months after he assumed command of the USS *Stargazer* in 2333, Picard was assigned to a covert mission on Oblivion to acquire stolen Ubarrak tactical data from Nuadra Demmix, a Zartani acquaintance of his. However, the scenario was a ruse conceived by Demmix in order provide false information to the Federation, and to trap Picard and turn him over to the Ubarrak. With the help of Guinan, Picard was able to foil the plot. (*STA* novel: *Oblivion*)

## Background

* The Ubarrak were created by *Star Trek* novelist Michael Jan Friedman, mostly appearing or referenced in his *Stargazer* novels.

## External links

* Ubarrak article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Sasoranjin

**Sasoranjin** (サソランジン, *Sasoranjin*, 4): A scorpion cyborg who was originally **Miya Uemura** (上村美也, *Uemura Miya*), a woman who was kidnapped by Neo-Shocker.

## Character History

Miya Uemura was kidnapped by Neo-Shocker while visiting Mt. Daiba. They proceeded to perform the cyborg modification operation on her, transforming her into Sasoranjin. Placed under General Monster's command via remote control, Miya is used as an assassin to murder any scientist who refuses to join Neo-Shocker and take their research. Realizing the attack pattern, Tsukuba and Shido lay a trap for Sasoranjin that results with the necklace, the receiver of General Monster's mind control, destroyed. Though Miya regains her memories, briefly reunited with her younger sister, a planned flaw in her system causes Miya to revert to her cyborg form. However, Sasoranjin retains her free will as she is mortally wounded by arrows from Ari Commandos in her attempt to kill General Monster. By the time Skyrider arrived, Sasoranjin reverts to her human form and dies while asking the Kamen Rider to look after her sister.

### Second Generation Cyborg Corps

Sasoranjin was 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.

## Arsenal

She can shoot venomous needles from her left hand and head stinger.

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayal

Sasoranjin was voiced by Shun Yashiro (八代駿, *Yashiro Shun*) and portrayed by an unidentified suit actor. Miya Uemura was portrayed by Waka Satomi.
Zombieda

**Zombieda** (ゾンビーダ, *Zonbīda*, 42): A zombie monster. Destroyed by Skyrider's Sky Flying Saucer.

 File:Zombieda of Dogma Revenge Corps.jpg
He was later revived as part of the Dogma Revenge Corps (ドグマ復讐兵団, *Doguma Fukushū Heidan*, movie) and destroyed by Kamen Rider Amazon. He could turn into a human and is equipped with a club-like cane that could summon zombies.
Musasabader Brother Beder

The brown **Musasabader Brother Beder** (ムササベーダー兄弟ビーダー, *Musasabēdā Kyōdai Bēdā*, 23) is a flying squirrel monster, part of the Musasabader Brother duo with his white-colored **Bader** (ベイダー, *Bēdā*), hailing from Canada.

## Biography

Their intial 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. He 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 Musasabader Brothers can fly at fast speeds and conjure curved shivs/sickles that can easily slice through metal. Beder was preconstructed with a contingency bomb.

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayal

Beder was voiced by Keisuke Yamashita and portrayed by an unidentified suit actor.
Treaty of Ectair

The **Treaty of Ectair** was an interstellar accord between the the United Federation of Planets, the Romulan Star Empire, and the independent tradeworld of Ectair.

The treaty arose from the discovery that Romulan vessels had been encroaching on Federation-claimed territory, originally presumed to be a violation of the Treaty of Cheron. For their part, the Romulans claimed that their vessels had not crossed the Neutral Zone, but had traveled around it by way of the Outback region. Ectair's interest in the matter was due to the unexpected confrontation between the USS *Ardent* and a Romulan squadron that took place in orbit over the planet in 2272; they were also making a modest profit from Romulan trade and wished to see their arrangement continue. As Ectair was the point of first conflict between Starfleet personnel and the Romulan "intruders," the negotiations were held there, and the treaty was ratified circa 2273.

The treaty presented five articles, summarized as follows:

1. The presence of Romulan vessels in territories outside the bounds of the Star Empire is permissible and does not violate the original peace treaty between the Empire and the Federation.
2. Romulan vessels may not cross the Neutral Zone, nor may they come within five light-years of any inhabited Federation planet or defense outpost. To do so is considered a treaty violation and grounds for hostilities.
3. Romulan vessels are allowed free access to any independent planet that welcomes their presence, provided they do not violate the previous treaty provision to do so.
4. Federation vessels are granted permission to obtain supplies and authorize shore leave on Ectair.
5. Both the Romulan Star Empire and the United Federation of Planets agree to preserve the integrity of the independent government of Ectair.

The Treaty of Ectair was seen as a major diplomatic victory for the Romulans, who in one stroke of the pen regained the freedom to operate beyond (but not across) the Neutral Zone. In actuality, they had already been doing so for a number of years, but the Treaty represented the legalization of the situation.

The Treaty also marked the downfall of the strong anti-Romulan movement that had previously enjoyed considerable popular support within the Federation. Subsequent Federation policy called for consolidation of of the Federation presence in the Outback, the annexation of additional territory when practical, and the strengthening of border defenses.

After the signing, Ectair continued to enjoy the benefits of trade with both the Romulans and UFP, and refused all attempts by Federation diplomats to forge closer ties as a prelude to membership. (FASA: *A Doomsday Like Any Other*)

## External links

* Treaty of Ectair article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Shiro Ari Commandos

File:White Ari Commandos.jpg
**Shiro Ari Commandos** (白アリコマンド, *Shiroari Komando*): termite-like Neo-Shocker Scientists who assist in the conversion of humans into cyborgs.

## Appearances

* File:Icon-skyrider.png *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*
* File:Icon-zx.png *Birth of the 10th! Kamen Riders All Together!!* (archive footage only)
* File:Icon-rx.png *Kamen Rider 1 Through RX: Big Gathering* (archive footage only)
The Mystery of Hyakki Village! Will Hiroshi Also Become a Tree?

Kamen Rider (Skyrider), Episode 37

## Episode Guide

**The Mystery of Hyakki Village! Is Hiroshi also Caught in a Tree?** (百鬼村の怪！洋も樹にされるのか？, *Hyakki-mura no Kai! Hiroshi mo Ki ni Sareru no ka?*) is the thirty-seventh episode of *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*. It is the concluding part of a two-part arc which includes a team-up between Hiroshi Tsukuba (Skyrider) and Hayato Ichimonji (Kamen Rider #2), featuring the return of Takeshi Sasaki as the latter.

## Synopsis

Skyrider and Rider #2 infiltrate Hyakki Village in order to defeat Kiginger and Dragon King and save all those mutated into humanoid trees.

## Notes

* Future Rider actor Marie Kai, who would portray Chiyoko Shiraishi in *Kamen Rider OOO*, was born on the day of this episode's broadcast.

## 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 Challenger (NCC-1716)

The **USS *Challenger* (NCC-1716)** was a *Constitution*-class Federation starship in service during the 23rd century. *Challenger* was originally commissioned circa 2258, succeeding previous vessels of the name. (FASA: *Federation Ship Recognition Manual*; *TOS* novel: *Enemy Unseen*; *Star Trek: Pendragon*)

*Challenger* was relaunched in late 2273, having undergone refit to *Enterprise*-class specifications. (*TOS* novel: *Enemy Unseen*; FASA: *Federation Ship Recognition Manual*)

Like her predecessors, *Challenger* was lost or destroyed sometime prior to the 2293, by which time she had been succeeded by the *Excelsior*-class USS *Challenger* (NCC-2032). (*Star Trek: Pendragon*; *Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country*; FASA: *Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual*)

## Background

* FASA gives this ship's registry number as NCC-1715, which conflicts with the canon registry for the *Merrimac*. (*Star Trek: The Motion Picture*)
* Starfleet International has a USS *Challenger* chapter based in New Jersey, depicting the ship as a refit *Constitution* class commissioned in 2289 with the registry NCC-1676.

## External links

* USS Challenger (NCC-1715) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Challenger (NCC-1676) article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Okamijin

## Human form

**Okamijin** (オオカミジン, *Ōkamijin*, 19): A wolf Neo-Shocker monster hailing from Edinburgh, Scotland (United Kingdom).

## Biography

His initial (and successful) mission was to have a sonic power device implanted into his body. His outsider accomplice and doctor he worked for were incapacitated/killed to prevent Neoshocker's existence from being discovered. After arrogantly displaying his newfound "Murderous Wolf Cry", he is tasked with personally assassinating Skyrider. It almost works and he sends falling off a cliff to his apparent doom. Afterwards he subjugates nearby villages for the construction of new Neoshocker bases. To counter his attack, Skyrider encircles him on the Sky Turbo - negating the effectiveness of the protective Megaphone and causing his minions to collapse from dizziness. His upgrade is then destroyed by a chop. Destroyed by Skyrider's Sky Kick twice - one for the body and the other for the head trying to kill him in a last resort attack.

### Revivals

He was 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. He was also resurrected as part of Kaijin the Second Generation Corps (怪人二世部隊, *Kaijin Nisei Butai*, 27 & 28). Okamin was destroyed by Gurand Bazarmy having his head chopped off after he said he don't care if Gurand Bazarmy comes from Kilimanjaro or whatever and he don't like his pompous attitude.

## Abilities

Okamijin's trademark ability is the "Murderous Wolf Cry" - a sonic attack that interferes with cybernetic systems and violently resonate human eardrums. Apart from his murderous howl he can detach his head and send it to bite his enemies and can also disguise himself as a lycanthropic like man. With the upgrade, the bite delivers an equally painful sonic discharge. Ari Commandos under his command wear earphones to protect themselves from his signature attack and help him carry a giant megaphone that further amplifies the effects of his "Murderous Wolf Cry" (Satsujin Denpa).

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayal

Okamijin was voiced by Ritsuo Sawa (沢 りつお, *Sawa Ritsuo*) and portrayed by an unidentified suit actor. His human form was portrayed by Takeo Shinkai.
Shibirayjin

**Shibirayjin** (シビレイジン, *Shibireijin*, 18): A stingray Neo-Shocker monster.

## Biography

One of Admiral Majin's trusted lieutenants and hailing from the Admiral's native Amazon region. After fatally electrocuting Professor Doc for the deaths of Gokiburijin and Yamorijin, his plan is to overload Tokyo's main power transmission tower with the electrical current running inside his body. He needs the blueprints of the facility and fuse breaker safecode to complete his mission and so steals them from the local magnate. Destroyed by Skyrider's Sky Kick.

### Revivals

Shibirayjin was 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. He was also 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

As a stingray monster, Shibirayjin hosts an electric current within his body. Ari Commandos assisting him wield electric gauntlets that discharge an electric shock. If they fall unconscious, his lariat can connect to said gauntlets and recharge them (effectively revitalizing the defeated minions).

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayal

Shibirayjin was voiced by Shun Yashiro (八代駿, *Yashiro Shun*) and portrayed by an unidentified suit actor.

### Notes

* Footage of Shibirayjin, as part of the Second Generation Cyborg Corps, and Kumonjin fighting Kamen Rider #1, and with Madarakajin fighting Riderman from *Eight Riders vs. GingaOh* appeared in the opening sequence of the TV special *Birth of the 10th! Kamen Riders All Together!!* (1984), due to its line-up of the ten Riders recycling footage of the first eight Riders from the opening of *Eight Riders vs. GingaOh*.
Kogoensky: Five Seconds Before Tokyo Freezes

Kamen Rider (Skyrider), Episode 22

## Episode Guide

**Kogoensky: Five Seconds Before Tokyo Freezes** (コゴエンスキー東京冷凍５秒前, *Kogoensukī Tōkyō Reitō Gobyō-mae*) is the twenty-second episode of *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*.

## Synopsis

Hiroshi faces against a yeti monster abducting children to assist in a plot to freeze Tokyo with a missile.

## 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

* This episode is one of only two in *Kamen Rider* Series history to air on the leap year date, February 29th, the other being episode 6 of *Kamen Rider Blade*.

## 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
Ritsuko Fujiyama

**Ritsuko Fujiyama** (藤山 律子, *Fujiyama Ritsuko*) portrayed Sanae Seno in episode 63 of *Kamen Rider*, the original series, and the blonde woman in episodes 36 and 37 of *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*.

## External links

* https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/藤山律子
* Ritsuko FujiyamaFile:Icon-crosswiki.png at RangerWikiFile:Icon-crosswiki.png
Torikabutron

**Torikabutron** (トリカブトロン, *Torikabutoron*, 31 & 32): A monkshood Neo-Shocker monster hailing from Mongolia.

## Biography

His joint mission with Golden Jaguar is to assist Admiral Majin in the construction of a sacrificial temple complex dedicated to the Great Leader. He kidnaps masses of hikers in the Demon Mountain Pass. In a psychological gambit to specially acquire children, he poses as a ruthless cram school tutor indirectly pressuring his students to flee from their homes. He then blackmails Saburo, the son of a kidnapped Neoshocker scientist who happens to be friends with his students to capture them. In the duel between Golden Jaguar and Skyrider, he attempts to kill steal the former. Destroyed by Kamen Rider X's X Kick, blowing up the sacrificial chamber as well.

## Abilities

He has expert markmanship skills, using both poison and explosive flame arrows. Ari Commandos in his command use spears.

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayal

Torikabutron was voiced by Ichiro Murakoshi and portrayed by an unidentified suit actor. His human form was portrayed by Hiroshi Hasegawa.
He Eats Dreams? The Strange Boy Who Came From the Amazon

Kamen Rider (Skyrider), Episode 30

## Episode Guide

**He Eats Dreams? The Strange Boy Who Came From the Amazon** (夢を食べる？アマゾンから来た不思議な少年, *Yume o Taberu? Amazon kara Kita Fushigi na Shōnen*) is the thirtieth episode of *Kamen Rider (Skyrider)*.

It is the last episode with Hiroshi Tsukuba (Skyrider) fighting solo, following this would be a string of episodes including individual team-ups between Skyrider and the Seven Legendary Riders, featuring the return of previous Rider actors. Though this episode's monster does come from the Amazon, Amazon Rider does not return, only mentioned via a report on the monster sent to Tsukuba, as Tōru Okazaki was unavaliable.

## Synopsis

A strange boy from Brazil arrives in Japan just as kids become attacked by a tapir kaijin that eats their dreams and makes them run wild.

## 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*)
* 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 3.jpg
*Skyrider* Volume 3 features episodes 25-36.

## References

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