Movie
Description
Tooru Kazama appears in the film "Crayon Shin-chan: Arashi o Yobu Appare! Sengoku Daikassen" through his Sengoku-era ancestor Kazama Kazuma, residing in Kasuga fort during 1574. Kazuma mirrors Tooru’s facial features and hairstyle but wears period-appropriate attire. His personality echoes Tooru’s shyness and lack of confidence, enduring frequent bullying from other fort children—particularly Omasa, Masao’s ancestor—paralleling Tooru’s modern social struggles.
When Shinchan travels to the past and meets Kazuma, he instantly identifies him as Tooru’s ancestor. Shinchan references Tooru’s claim that his ancestors were "always said to be samurais," but Kazuma directly denies any samurai lineage in his family, contradicting Tooru’s modern assertions and surprising Shinchan.
Kazuma joins Shinchan and the other ancestor children—Nene, Masao, and Boo—on a group outing to a lake. Bandits ambush them there, provoking a fearful reaction from the timid Kazuma. He is ultimately rescued alongside the group by the samurai Matabei Yoshitoshi Ijiri.
When Shinchan travels to the past and meets Kazuma, he instantly identifies him as Tooru’s ancestor. Shinchan references Tooru’s claim that his ancestors were "always said to be samurais," but Kazuma directly denies any samurai lineage in his family, contradicting Tooru’s modern assertions and surprising Shinchan.
Kazuma joins Shinchan and the other ancestor children—Nene, Masao, and Boo—on a group outing to a lake. Bandits ambush them there, provoking a fearful reaction from the timid Kazuma. He is ultimately rescued alongside the group by the samurai Matabei Yoshitoshi Ijiri.