This article is about the 1978 film
- For the 1977 film, see Spider-Man (1977 film)
- For the 2002 film, see Spider-Man (2002 film).
Spider-Man also referred to as Japanese Spider-Man, is a 1978 film based on the Marvel Comics character Spider-Man and also a spin-off from the Japanese Spider-Man television series. The film was released theatrically in Japan.
Plot[]
The film takes place between episode 10 ("To the Flaming Hell: See the Tears of the Snake Woman") and 11 ("Professor Monster's Ultra Poisoning").[3]
The Iron Cross Army are sabotaging oil-tankers with the help of their monster, the Sea-Devil, a semi-mechanical anthropomorphic swordfish with an ability to shoot torpedoes from its mouth. Spider-Man employs the help of the interpol agent Jūzō Mamiya to help him stop the Iron Cross Army. Spider-Man uses his remote controlled Marveller to prevent the Sea-Devil from bombing an industrial complex by making its missiles explode in the air. After that the monster's master makes it grow giant and Spider-Man has to use his Marveller to transform into a giant mech to fight the monster, after they exchange blows Spider-Man uses the mechs giant sword to disintegrate the Sea-Devil.[4]
Cast[]
- Spider-Man (Takuya Yamashiro) - Shinji Todō
- Jūzō Mamiya - Noboru Nakaya
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
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