The annual crossover movie between Mashin Sentai Kiramager and Kishiryu Sentai Ryusoulger, featuring the casts from both seasons.
While wondering about what to draw to little success, Juru Astuta meets Koh, a warrior of the Ryusoul Tribe. However, when he tries to find his friends, Koh, Juru and the Kiramagers, sans Takamichi, are suddenly drawn into a cinematic production which is part of the Yodonheim Empire's most recent plot. Even worse, the movie director-themed Jamenshi is backed by a couple of Minosaurs and Mabushina and Koh's comrades, with the exception of Canalo, are also on the same boat as they are.
Trapped in a realm resembling a movie production studio, the two teams must find a way to get themselves and the other captives back to the real world and find the truth behind what's going on, while Canalo, Oto and Takamichi deal with the other Yodonheim generals and Movie Jamen's production.
Tropes:
- Call-Back: Oto finds the Ryusoul Kens and Canalo's gear still stuck at the memorial monument the team erected at the end of their series.
- Diegetic Soundtrack Usage: Juru dances to "Kiraful Party de Kira Que Bom", the movie's ending song, to impress Movie Jamen as part of his and Koh's plan to trick him into letting go of his gold clapboard.
- My Sister Is Off-Limits: At the end, Canalo starts hitting on Mabushina to Takamichi's protests.
- No Accounting for Taste: Canalo is instantly drawn to Yodonna, one of the major villains in the movie and Kiramager, and tries to ask her for her hand.
- Trapped in TV Land: The main premise is Movie Jamen trapping the main Kiramagers and Ryusoulgers into different movie genres: Sayo and Asuna in a fight between girl gangs, Sena and Towa in a cop flick, Shiguru and Banba in a samurai period fight, Tametomo and Melto in a casino film, and Koh and Juru in a high school romance story, which Mabushina acting as the female lead.
