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Tachibana - Scientist /
Space Chief
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Ryûko Minakami | ... | |
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Mitsue Komiya | ... |
Saito - Scientist
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Seiichirô Kameishi | ... |
Yamagata Yukichi
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Rin'ichi Yamamoto | ... |
Colonel Fujimoto
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Kappei Matsumoto | ... | |
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Takashi Kanda | ... |
Defence Chief Takita
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Shirô Okamoto | ... |
Eiji Shindo
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Junji Masuda | ... |
Dr. Tamiya
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Hidemichi Ishikawa | ... |
Dr. Yoshimoto
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Shinjirô Ehara | ... |
Yanagida - Scientist
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Harold Conway | ... |
Washington Broadcast Station Chief
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Genji Kawai | ... |
The Guard
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Masazumi Okabe | ... |
Railway worker
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Kôsaku Okano | ... |
Reporter A
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(English version) Slow-moving aliens from the planet Neptune, wearing nosecone-shaped space helmets, attempt to invade Earth in a winged rocketship. But they are thwarted by a mysterious superhero called Space Chief who flies around in a rocket-propelled car. Written by Leo L. Schwab <ewhac@best.com>
Where to begin? The soap-bubble thin plot? The lame "hero"? The annoying little kids? The repetitive and strafing footage filled battles? I honestly don't know. This film fails on so many levels, you can't really pinpoint what makes it the horror that it is. I don't think Mike and the Bots were even able to cover half the bad points that occured in the movie. The plot in the movie seems to continuosly go around in circles, with the evil bulletheaded aliens appearing, the scientists trying to look worried, the children in hot pants running, and Space Chief coming to the rescue. Sometimes we can't be sure exactly what is going on; all we know is that it's bad. So it comes to the final "climactic" battle, blah blah, the bad guys are defeated after a lengthy missile sequence, yadda yadda, and you're just glad it's over.