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* {{nihongo|[[Masao Den]]|伝正夫|Den Masao}}: {{nihongo|[[Kouki Tanioka]]|谷岡弘規|Tanioka Kōki}} |
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Revision as of 06:53, 21 July 2020
 This article is about an episode in Battle Fever J.
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The Dark General Who Laughs at Hell (地獄で笑う闇将軍 Jigoku de Warau Yami Shōgun) is the thirty-fourth episode of Battle Fever J.
Synopsis
Makoto's new membership in Battle Fever becomes suspect when he goes after a personal vendetta against an old enemy.
Synopsis
An incident involving a shipment of illegal firearms prompts the police to ask for Battle Fever’s help. The weapons prove to be Killer X P47 handguns; a firearm that was manufactured by the Shogun of Darkness, an illegal arms manufacturer, five years prior. While Battle Fever begins searching for the smuggling operation, Makoto mysteriously begins his own private search for the Shogun of Darkness, under the guise of a South American buyer. When he is taken blindfolded to the Shogun’s lair, he tries to assassinate the Shogun. However although he shoots him squarely in the chest, the Shogun does not die, and Makoto gets thrown off a cliff in a car. Although Battle Fever recovers him, Makoto mysteriously tenders his resignation. He then tries to develop a more powerful armor piercing weapon. When he retraces his path to the Shogun’s lair (purely by sounds), he makes it in and successfully shoots the Shogun. But the Shogun of Darkness turns out to be an Egos kaijin, and Makoto is trapped. Luckily, the others arrive in time to save him. In the end, they learn that Makoto’s brother, Akira, was killed by the Shogun of Darkness in an investigation two years prior, and that he just didn’t want to involve them in his personal vendetta.
Cast
- Masao Den (伝正夫 Den Masao): Kouki Tanioka (谷岡弘規 Tanioka Kōki)
- Makoto Jin (神 誠 Jin Makoto): Daisuke Ban (伴大介 Ban Daisuke)
- 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
- Cicada Killer Monster (セミキラー怪人 Semikirā Kaijin, Voice): Eisuke Yoda (依田 英助 Yoda Eisuke)
- Akira Jin (神 明 Jin Akira): Toshiaki Kamohara (鴨原 敏明 Kamohara Toshiaki)
- Dealer: Masanori Tanami (田波 正則 Tanami Masanori)
- Criminal: Kengo Miyaji (宮地 謙吾 Miyaji Kengo)
- Car Owner: Kin'ya Sugi (杉 欣也 Sugi Kin'ya)
Stunt Actors
- Battle Japan: Kazuo Niibori
- Battle Cossack: Hirofumi Koga
- Battle France: Haruhiko Hashimoto
- Battle Kenya: Tsutomu Kitagawa
- Miss America: Eiko Onodera
Notes
- The opening and ending has been updated with Makoto in place of Kensaku.
- Viewership: 11.6%
- Kin'ya Sugi guests in this episode; he will appear as Kin'ya Samejima (VulShark) in Sun Vulcan.
DVD releases
Battle Fever J Volume 4, DVD cover
Battle Fever J Volume 4 features episodes 34-43. [1]