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Japanese TV series or program

Kamen Rider Super-1
Genre	Tokusatsu Superhero fiction Science fiction Action/Adventure Fantasy
Created by	Shotaro Ishinomori
Developed by	Takashi Ezure
Written by	Takashi Ezure Tsutomu Tsukushi Kyoko Kigiyama Setsu Kumagai Masaru Igami Sukehiro Tomita Kosuke Yoshida
Directed by	Minoru Yamada Shigeho Hirota Takaharu Saeki Michio Konishi Hideo Tanaka Atsuo Okunaka Yoshiharu Tomita
Starring	Shunsuke Takasugi Nobuo Tsukamoto Teru Sato Yumiko Tanaka Katsuya Hayakawa Rieko Nagatsuka Akira Shioji Toshihiko Miki Kentaro Kachi Yuki Yoshizawa Hiroo Kawarazaki Kazuo Suzuki Yōko Tōdō
Composer	Shunsuke Kikuchi
Country of origin	Japan
No. of episodes	48
Production
Producers	Toru Hirayama Masashi Abe
Running time	30 minutes
Production companies	Mainichi Broadcasting System Toei Company
Original release
Network	JNN (MBS)
Release	October 17, 1980 (1980-10-17) – October 3, 1981 (1981-10-03)
Related
Skyrider Kamen Rider Black

Kamen Rider Super-1 (仮面ライダースーパー1, Kamen Raidā Sūpā Wan) is a Japanese tokusatsu superhero television series. It is the seventh installment in the Kamen Rider Series. The series was broadcast on the Mainichi Broadcasting System from October 17, 1980, to October 3, 1981. The series production of Toei, and was created by Shōtarō Ishinomori.

Kazuya Oki volunteers to undergo cybernetic surgery in the International Space Development Program in the United States to become an astronaut who can survive in outer space without the need for a bulky external suit. After a successful operation, he is given the codename "Super-1". Before he can depart for space, however, the base where he received his operation is attacked by the Dogma Kingdom. Only Kazuya can escape and is determined to avenge the deaths of the scientists, he returns to Japan and is trained by a martial arts expert, Master Genkai. With this knowledge, he can transform into the powerful Kamen Rider Super-1 to fight the evil Dogma Kingdom and later Jin Dogma.

• Shunsuke Takasugi as Kazuya Oki (沖一也, Oki Kazuya)/Kamen Rider Super-1
• Nobuo Tsukamoto as Genjirō Tani (谷源次郎, Tani Genjirō)
• Teru Satō (Played as Teruaki Satō (佐藤 輝昭, Satō Teruaki)) as Masao Kozuka (Choro) (小塚 政夫（チョロ）, Kozuka Masao (Choro))
• Yumiko Tanaka as Harumi Kusanami (草波 ハルミ, Kusanami Harumi)
• Katsuya Hayakawa as Ryō Kusanami (草波 良, Kusanami Ryō)
• Munemaru Kōda as Master Genkai (玄海老師, Genkai Rōshi): Kazuya's master and practitioner of the Sekishin Shaolin Fist martial arts.
• Kenji Nishiyama as Benkei (弁慶, Benkei)
• Rieko Nagatsuka as Masako Mizunuma (水沼 マサコ, Mizunuma Masako)
• Kazunori Tanaka as Daisuke Akita (秋田 大助, Akita Daisuke)
• Tadaomi Watanabe as Shigeru Matsuoka (松岡 シゲル, Matsuoka Shigeru)
• Ayumu Iwaki as Mamoru Murayama (村山 マモル, Murayama Mamoru)
• Moriyuki Ogidō as Takeshi Tanaka (田中 タケシ, Tanaka Takeshi)
• Izumi Nakamura as Michiru Ishikawa (石川 ミチル, Ishikawa Michiru)
• Hitoshi Hagiwara as Masaru Ishikawa (石川 マサル, Ishikawa Masaru)
• Ulf Ōtsuki as Professor Henry (ヘンリー博士, Henrī Hakase)
• Shinji Nakae as The Narrator

The Dogma Kingdom (ドグマ王国, Doguma Ōkoku) is a secret extremist organization originating from Dark-Nebula B-26 who are seeking to kill Super-1 and rule the earth with their cyborgs, purging all those deemed unworthy of the utopia.

• Akira Shioji as Emperor Terror Macro/Kaiser Crow (帝王テラーマクロ／カイザーグロウ, Teiō Terā Makuro/Kaizā Gurō, 1-23): The leader of the Dogma Kingdom, an ancient-looking man who surrounds himself with bodyguards. The bells that hang down under his throne ring to announce his arrival, and also serve as a means of discipline. After General Megirl's failure to destroy Super-1, he transforms into Kaiser Crow to fight him personally and is destroyed by Super-1's Super Rider Moon Surface Kick.
• Toshihiko Miki as General Megirl/Death Buffalo (メガール将軍／死神バッファロー, Megāru Shōgun/Shinigami Baffarō, 1-22): The Dogma Kingdom's only eminent chief, he was a human named Masato Okuzawa (奥沢 正人, Okuzawa Masato) until an event five years prior resulted in his joining Dogma. He rides the horse Baraga (バラガ, Baraga) and is a master of the sword. After all of his subordinates are killed, he transforms into Death Buffalo to fight Kamen Rider Super-1 and is destroyed by Super-1's Super Rider Spark Kick.
• Dogma Bodyguards (ドグマボディーガード, Doguma bodigādo, 1-23): As their name states, they won't let anyone get too close to Terror Macro. They are higher ranks than General Megirl.
• Dogma Fighters (ドグマファイター, Doguma Faitā, 1-23): The Dogma Kingdom's foot soldiers. Scientists wear white gowns.

After the destruction of the Dogma Kingdom, the Jin Dogma (ジンドグマ, Jin Doguma) organization appeared to take its place in terrorizing Japan.

• Kentarō Kachi as Marshal Demon/Satan Snake (悪魔元帥／サタンスネーク, Akuma Gensui/Satan Sunēku, 24-48): The leader of the Jin Dogma, a coldhearted cyborg fighter who praises the glory of cybernetics. After his servants were killed by Kamen Rider Super-1, he transformed into Satan Snake to fight Kamen Rider Super-1. He was destroyed by Super-1 with the Lightning Sword (稲妻電光剣, Inazuma Denkōken).
• Yuki Yoshizawa as Princess Yōkai/Satan Doll (妖怪王女／サタンドール, Yōkai Ōjo/Satan Dōru, 24-46): Wearing a butterfly mask, she has no interest in Jin Dogma's affairs. She was destroyed by Super-1's Super Rider Horizon Kick.
• Hiroo Kawarazaki as Commander Onibi/Onibibinba (鬼火司令／オニビビンバ, Onibi Shirei/Onibibinba, 24-46): A quick-tempered character. He was destroyed by Super-1's Super Rider Horizon Kick.
• Kazuo Suzuki as Doctor Ghost/Gold Ghost (幽霊博士／ゴールドゴースト, Yūrei Hakase/Gorudo Gōsuto, 24-47): An unusual figure. He was destroyed by Super Rider's Sky Continual Kick.
• Yōko Tōdō as Staff Officer Witch/Majoringa (魔女参謀／マジョリンガ, Majo Sanbō/Majoringa, 24-48): A voluptuous sorceress. Assuming the form of Majoringa, she was destroyed fighting Super-1 with the Lightning Sword while praising Jin Dogma with her last breath.
• Jin Fighters (ジンファイター, Jin Faitā, 24-48): The Jin Dogma's foot soldiers who brainwashed and upgraded the Dogma Fighters of the Dogma Kingdom. Footsoldiers have a silver mask and silver lines, and bodyguards have a golden mask and golden lines.

The film was released on March 14, 1981, and was produced by Tōru Hirayama.

Plot

The Dogma Kingdom attacks the Matagi (mountain tribe) village of Yamabiko to steal the sacred Flying Dragon Fortress and wreak havoc all over Japan. Six children from the fallen village take refuge in a nearby town, keeping their identities as Matagi citizens a secret. Kamen Rider Super-1 must protect these kids from the Dogma Kingdom, as they hold the secret to the Flying Dragon Fortress' weakness.

Cast

• Shunsuke Takasugi as Kamen Rider Super-1
• Nobuo Tsukamoto as Jiro Tanihara
• Hiroshi Miyauchi as Shiro Kazami / Kamen Rider V3 (Voice)

Opening theme

• "Kamen Rider Super-1" (仮面ライダースーパー1, Kamen Raidā Sūpā Wan)
  • Lyrics: Shotaro Ishinomori
  • Composition: Shunsuke Kikuchi
  • Artist: Shunsuke Takasugi with Kōrogi '73

Ending themes

• "Hi o Fuke Rider Ken" (火を噴けライダー拳, Hi o Fuke Raidā Ken, "The Fiery Rider Fist")
  • Lyrics: Saburō Yatsude
  • Composition: Shunsuke Kikuchi
  • Artist: Shunsuke Takasugi with Korōgi '73
  • Episodes: 1-23
• "Junior Rider Tai no Uta" (ジュニアライダー隊の歌, Junia Raidā Tai no Uta, "The Song of the Junior Rider Team")
  • Lyrics: Kei Akai
  • Composition: Shunsuke Kikuchi
  • Artist: Ichirou Mizuki with the Columbia Yurikago-kai and Kōrogi '73
  • Episodes: 24-48

• In the Philippines, it was aired on RPN-9 as Masked Rider Super-1 from 1983 to 1984 with an English dub.
• Super-1 aired in Indonesia in 1995 via RCTI. In this version, the opening and ending songs were changed into two other ones (not a dubbed soundtrack). First, Super One for the opening theme and Kuserahkan for the ending song.

• Kamen Rider Super-1atIMDb
• Kamen Rider Super-1: The MovieatIMDb