Kamen Rider Black - Cast

Cast

  • Kotaro Minami (南 光太郎, Minami Kōtarō?): Tetsuo Kurata (倉田 てつを, Kurata Tetsuo?)
  • Nobuhiko Akizuki (秋月 信彦, Akizuki Nobuhiko?): Takahito Horiuchi (堀内 孝人, Horiuchi Takahito?)
  • Shadow Moon (シャドームーン, Shadō Mūn?, Voice): Masaki Terasoma (寺杣 昌紀, Terasoma Masaki?)
  • Kyoko Akizuki (秋月 杏子, Akizuki Kyōko?): Akemi Inoue (井上 明美, Inoue Akemi?)
  • Katsumi Kida (紀田 克美, Kida Katsumi?): Ayumi Taguchi (田口 あゆみ, Taguchi Ayumi?)
  • Creation King (創世王, Sōsei Ō?, Voice): Takeshi Watabe (渡部 猛, Watabe Takeshi?)
  • Darom (ダロム, Daromu?, Voice): Shōzō Iizuka (飯塚 昭三, Iizuka Shōzō?)
  • Baraom (バラオム, Baraomu?, Voice): Toshimichi Takahashi (高橋 利道, Takahashi Toshimichi?)
  • Bishium (ビシュム, Bishumu?): Hitomi Yoshii (好井 ひとみ, Yoshii Hitomi?)
  • Bilgenia (ビルゲニア, Birugenia?): Jun Yoshida (吉田 淳, Yoshida Jun?)
  • Narrator (ナレーター, Narētā?): Kiyoshi Kobayashi (小林 清志, Kobayashi Kiyoshi?, 1-39) and Masaki Terasoma (寺杣 昌紀, Terasoma Masaki?, 40-51)

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