While rescuing his wealthy boss's daughter from kidnappers, Sugata Kageoh, struck by an electric shock, was given the ability to merge with his shadow and transform into Kagestar!
Naoki Tachibana
Sugata Kageo
Emi Hayakawa
Kazamura Suzuko
Akiji Kobayashi
Inspector Keibu Tonda
Shirō Amakusa
President Kazemura
Sumio Hoshi
Detective Keiji Narihira
The Kagestar is a action & adventure, drama, kids, sci-fi & fantasy series that first aired in 1976 exploring themes of electric shock, daughter, henshin heroes, tokusatsu. it stars Naoki Tachibana, Emi Hayakawa, Akiji Kobayashi. While rescuing his wealthy boss's daughter from kidnappers, Sugata Kageoh, struck by an electric shock, was given the ability to merge with his shadow and transform into Kagestar!
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