This is a wrestler becoming a god through sheer will and stupidity, and the movie does not apologize for either. The match itself is a conversation between two philosophies of strength: one earned through training, one inherited from before time began. Every punch lands like it matters, every pose is sincere even when it's ridiculous. The humor and the stakes never cancel each other out. You watch a guy in a rubber mask punch an ancient cosmic horror and somehow believe both the joke and the danger in the same moment. This is what happens when a sports movie meets mythology and refuses to pick a lane.

Kinnikuman is spending a vacation on Easter Island with the kindergarten class taught by Mari. One of the children, Kouichi, a young boy who uses a wheelchair, is unhappy to be stuck with someone as foolish as Kinnikuman and wishes he could be with his hero, the Justice Choujin Buffaloman. The other Justice Choujins are away on holiday of their own, each visiting a famous ancient site. This 1985 film mixes action, comedy and sports.