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Revision as of 15:12, 23 August 2017
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Hometown Homicide Village (ふるさと殺人村 Furusato Satsujin Mura) is the thirty-second episode of Battle Fever J.
Synopsis
Returning home for a rare festival, Masao becomes captured by Egos and tortured into doing their bidding.
Plot
Masao receives a letter from his childhood friend, Urano Yoshino, inviting him back home to Fubuki Village for the Mizukumi Festival. The festival is held only once in 10 years, and the person selected kami (god) of the festival has to carry water to the temple for 3 days and nights. However, when he gets there he discovers that Egos has captured the village elders and if he tries to resist, they will all be killed. They then drug him, so that he can’t speak, and when he is elected as the kami, they use the religious trial to torture him. When the Kyosuke and Shiro arrives to participate in the festival, Masao uses eye morse code to inform Kyosuke of the hostages. However, in their rescue attempt they are captured with the villagers and trapped with a bomb. It’s up to Kensaku and Maria to rescue everyone before it’s too late.
Cast
- Masao Den (伝正夫 Den Masao): Kouki Tanioka (谷岡弘規 Tanioka Kōki)
- Kensaku Shiraishi (白石 謙作 Shiraishi Kensaku): Yukio Itou (伊藤幸雄 Itō Yukio)
- Kyousuke Shida (志田 京介 Shida Kyōsuke): Yuuhei Kurachi (倉知 雄平 Kurachi Yūhei)
- Shirou Akebono (曙四郎 Akebono Shirō): Kenji Ohba (大葉 健二 Ōba Kenji)
- Maria Nagisa (汀マリア Nagisa Maria): Naomi Hagi (萩奈穂美 Hagi Naomi)
- General Tetsuzan Kurama (倉間鉄山 Kurama Tetsuzan): Chiyonosuke Azuma (東千代之介 Azuma Chiyonosuke)
- Keiko Nakahara (中原ケイコ Nakahara Keiko): Noriko Hidaka (日高 のり子 Hidaka Noriko)
- Tomoko Ueno (上野トモコ Ueno Tomoko): Keiko Kanno (菅野啓子 Kanno Keiko)
- Masaru Nakahara (中原マサル Nakahara Masaru): Takumi Sato (佐藤たくみ Satō Takumi)
- Commander Hedder (ヘッダー指揮官 Heddā Shikikan): Masashi Ishibashi (石橋雅史 Ishibashi Masashi)
- Salomé (サロメ Sarome): Maki Ueda (マキ上田)
- Satan Egos (サタンエゴス Satan Egosu, Voice): Shōzō Iizuka (飯塚 昭三 Iizuka Shōzō)
Guest Cast
- Earthworm Monster (ミミズ怪人 Mimizu Kaijin, Voice): Teiji Ōmiya (大宮 悌二 Ōmiya Teiji)
- Chief: Hiroshi Kiyama (寄山弘 Kiyama Hiroshi)
- Miyo Yamanaka (山中美代 Yamanaka Miyo): Ai Nogawa (野川愛 Nogawa Ai)
- Yoshio Murano (村野義雄 Murano Yoshio): Kenichi Endō (遠藤 憲一 Endō Ken'ichi)
- Villagers: Osamu Kimura (木村 修 Kimura Osamu), Hitoshi Imamura (今村 均 Imamura Hitoshi), Fukunosuke Izumi (泉 福之助 Izumi Fukunosuke)
Stunt Actors
- Battle Japan: Kazuo Niibori
- Battle Cossack: Hirofumi Koga
- Battle France: Haruhiko Hashimoto
- Battle Kenya: Tsutomu Kitagawa
- Miss America: Eiko Onodera
Notes
- This episode aired on the same day rival network TBS
aired the Immortal Kamen Rider Special, a special which reintroduces the Kamen Rider franchise prior to the premiere of the new Kamen Rider series
in October, 1979.
DVD releases
Battle Fever J Volume 3, DVD cover
Battle Fever J Volume 3 features episodes 23-33. [1]