Credited cast: | |||
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Ken Utsui | ... | Starman / Super Giant |
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Junko Ikeuchi | ||
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Minoru Takada | ||
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Makoto Abe | ... | Fumio Sakurai |
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Hiroshi Asami | ... | Kawada |
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Kami Ashita | ||
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Chisako Hara | ... | Kyôko Sakurai (as Chisako Tahara) |
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Hiroshi Hayashi | ||
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Terumi Hoshi | ||
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Noriko Katsuma | ... | Noriko Sakurai |
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Shûji Kawabe | ... | One Leg Man |
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Den Kunikata | ... | Detective Okamoto |
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Shinsuke Mikimoto | ||
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Utako Mitsuya | ||
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Fumiko Miyata |
A monstrous evil brain from outer space leads his minions on a crusade to conquer the universe, and unleashes hideous monsters on Earth that spread deadly diseases. Superhero Starman must rescue Earth from the menace of the evil brain while battling armies of monsters the brain sends against him. Written by frankfob2@yahoo.com
"Evil Brain from Outer Space" is an almost randomly assembled series of clips from the last three episodes of the Japanese kid's tokusatso "Space Giant" (7, 8, and 9) with a ridiculous voice-over plot involving the preserved brain of Balazar, dictator of planet Zemar and the disembodied organ's plans to conquer Earth with his army of mutants. The benevolent beings of the Emerald Planet once again send Starman (the hero's English moniker), equipped with the miraculous 'globemeter', to save Earth. The film makes little sense (three independent adventures were chopped up and some of the pieces reassembled into this opus) and mostly consists of lengthy, poorly choreographed fights scenes that rise above tedious only when the acrobatic mutant shows up. Only worth watching by fans (or students) of the genre who want closure on the four movie Starman franchise.