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Great Prophecy: The Revival of the Giant

Great Prophecy: The Revival of the Giant

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A V-Cinema tokusatsu movie released by TOEI and Bandai Visual. Creature design by Keita Amemiya. It was originally planned to include Space Sheriff Gavan, but those plans fell through.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Japanese

Runtime

105 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

28 April 1992

Country

Japan

Cast

Shinobu Sakagami

Shinobu Sakagami

Kensuke Kasano

Ryu Kano

Ryu Kano

Hideki Domoto / Prince Sieg

Teresa Noda

Teresa Noda

Miyako Tsushima / Mezina

Akira Shioji

Akira Shioji

Elder Botan of the Moz Clan

Teruo Ishiyama

Teruo Ishiyama

Takanori Tsushima

Ren Osugi

Ren Osugi

Shunsuke Kurokawa

Noriko Izumoto

Noriko Izumoto

Reina Tsushima / Princess Lena-Emperor

Kuronosuke Kagawa

Kuronosuke Kagawa

Makoto

Shingo Nishida

Shingo Nishida

Mitsuo

Shingo Sunagawa

Shingo Sunagawa

Seiji

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