In the turn of the 20th century, a stellar parasite called "Fog Mother" begins its millennial hatching of its brood to infest the planet Earth. However, a sacrifice is required for Fog Mother to fulfill its ritual. Environmental photographer Kouji Segawa's sister is abducted and he is left for dead by Fog Mother's underlings, but mysterious beings known as "Earth Spirits" resurrect him into the warrior Kamen Rider J. With his newly-acquired powers, Kouji must race against time to save his sister and prevent Fog Mother from destroying all life on Earth. Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 仮面ライダーJ
- Also Known As: Kamen Raidā Jei , Masked Rider J
- Director: Amemiya Keita
- Screenwriter: Uehara Shozo
- Genres: Action, Tokusatsu, Martial Arts, Sci-Fi
Cast & Credits
- Mochizuki YuutaSegawa Koji [Kamen Rider J]Main Role
- Maruyama MahoFog Mother [Voice]Support Role
- Nomura YukaKimura KanaSupport Role
- Kurihara SatoshiAgitoSupport Role
- Okamoto JiroKamen Rider J [Suit Actor]Support Role
- Kusaka HideakiCobra Man [Suit Actor]Support Role
Reviews
The weaker of the Amemiya duology
Easily the weaker of Keita Amemiya's two Kamen Rider films, but J does many things that ZO doesn't. Kamen Rider J skips out on the backstory of its Rider and instead leaves the questions till later opting for the action-first approach. The creature designs are suitably Amemiya with the direction and music as great as they always are, I could have done without the annoying little sidekick as it felt like Amemiya was trying to draw in a younger crowd with it, given the costume design of Zu it feels like the exact opposite, she possesses considerable dommy energy.Was this review helpful to you?