Japanese Animation Kamen Superman 555 What is the ending?

Kamen Superman? Is it the manga that Nobita and Doraemon love to read?

DCD Due to too many plot bugs, Dongying couldn't close the venue and used a theater version to perfunctory the audience, and that theater version was the ending, and there was nothing that I couldn't understand.

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This is dubbed by Taiwan.

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Open your eyes to the next episode of 555, upstairs right.

555 was originally planned to be a full 53 episodes.

However, due to the lack of schedule time (to broadcast Blade), the episodes were shortened.

The most likely outcome would have been the death of the king.

Aoffy Enoch was all dead.

In the end, Ah Qiao smiled and said goodbye to the truth (with touching words).

In the end, Truth and Keitaro achieved their dreams (Aqiao's dream of protecting mankind) 555 has an official ** version.

You can go and find it.

It's hard to say for the skillful hand, after all, the ending is open-ended (in the end, his eyes are blurry), and it is okay to even say that he is dead, let alone the hand.

The king was beaten into a vegetative state and then gained the king's power and the immortal Kageyama guarded the king, waiting underground for the king to awaken again.

Not the finale.

In the TV version, it happened that the monster in it was actually the evolution of humans, but after the evolution of humans, it will accelerate aging and death. Qiao ends up lying on the grass with his two friends basking in the sun, but he finds that his vision is gradually blurring and his hands are dusting (a sign that the monster is about to age and die). The founder of Meteor Juku died of this cause.

In the theatrical version, the story is based on the original world, creating another world, a world where monsters are far more and humans, and humans are surviving, and finally the heroine and the heroine leave the arena under the eyes of many monsters, and at the same time announce to the audience that there is still hope for the rise of mankind.

In Kamen Rider, there are many theatrical versions that have nothing to do with the story of the TV version, such as Dragoon, 555, Blade, Hibiki Oni, Kiva, and so on.

Kamen Rider Kabato's theatrical version of "Speed Love" can be said to be a prequel to the TV version. In the end, the head of the Heavenly Way brought the planet full of insects to a few years ago, and collided with the planet that steamed the water of the earth's oceans, but a small insect star fell to the earth, which triggered the story of the TV version, the difference is that in the theater version, the head of the heavenly way gave the little heavenly belt, and in the TV version, it was Kaga Mixin's father who gave the little heavenly belt.

Many of Kamen Rider's theatrical versions are from different backgrounds than the TV version, such as "Lost Paradise".

"Fast Love", "Lost Ace".

If it is the same background, it is interspersed before the end of the TV plot, such as "All Knights vs. Overhaul Card" and "War 2010", such a theatrical version can only be seen as a small story, not an ending.

The question you asked, "Is 555 "Gone Paradise" the finale?" I'll do it this way1If you say "finale" by Kamen Rider, I'm sorry not because there are many Kamen parts and the plot of each one is different.

2.If I mean the finale of 555, I can only say that the ending in "Lost Paradise" is the ending of "Lost Paradise", not the ending of the real TV version of 555.

No, it's the theatrical version.

I don't know much about Showa's knights, but most of the theatrical versions of Heisei Knights can be seen as stories that take place in parallel worlds, or "another ending", and even the theatrical version of Decade can also be seen as a different side ending from a certain point of view. In addition, the setting of the theatrical version and the TV version in some places are also different. The only special case is the electric king (I, born!)

That), and TV absolute linkage ==

The release time of the theatrical version is usually when the TV version of the plot has just developed to the middle stage, and the plot of TV is filmed and written as it goes, and even a knight may change several script authors. So the theatrical version can also be seen as the ending that the author of the script thought of after only watching the plot of the first part of TV. And the TV version, driven by various factors, is very likely to go to a completely different ending.

Of course, this is just my own understanding, so let's see what I think.

Those few are not ordinary people They were just drugged Counting it The people in it are all Aupheus Enoch Ordinary people with belts can't use them Not dead Asked: No. Begonias, flowers and wood or something is that knight Answered:

The one who used Caesar's belt before? Dead Ranch Dead Follow-up Question: Ah, how did you die?

Answer: It's the second Kamen Rider, the yellow one, who used to pick on the conflict between the trick and the ranch, and then the ranch solved him! Originally, he didn't live long, and his hands fell off the ashes, which proves that he doesn't have much time Although I watched it a few years ago, he was indeed killed by the ranch You watch the first few episodes 555 is 52 I'll help you find it Wait, ha, in addition, the ranch is holding the king of Orphee Enoch Helplessly, I had to use the nirvana and fly over with one foot.