Kamen Rider Ghost: Legendary! Rider Souls!
Kamen Rider Ghost: Legendary! Rider Souls!

Kamen Rider Ghost: Legendary! Rider Souls!

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2016•6 min/ep•Action & AdventureSci-Fi & FantasyDrama
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When a mysterious boy named Frey steals Ghost and Specter's Eyecons, they must call upon the powers of past Kamen Riders to defeat him.

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